Subsea 7 announces partnership frame agreement with Premier Oil
Published by Angharad Lock,
Digital Assistant Editor
Oilfield Technology,
Subsea 7 has announced it has signed a long-term partnership frame agreement with Premier Oil. Subsea will provide concept engineering, FEED, SURF project execution and Life of Field operations, on a preferred supplier basis. The agreement will allow Subsea 7 access to participate in relevant Premier decommissioning scopes.
The agreement is applicable to the above-noted activities in the UK, Falkland Islands, and Norway. It has a term of five years with the option for extension. It aims to provide Premier with enhanced opportunities to realise the full value from relevant subsea scopes of work. Through early engagement Subsea 7 will fully understand the operational challenges faced, and offer best-suited technical solutions with realistic cost evaluations to produce safe and predictable outcomes.
Subsea 7 has recently participated in Premier’s bidding processes in these geographies, and is supporting the execution of the Catcher development in the North Sea, which continues to progress on schedule and within budget.
Steve Wisely, Executive Vice President, Northern Hemisphere & Life of Field, said: “The partnership with Premier Oil will enable delivery of safe, cost-effective and on time projects, through a working relationship based on early engagement, collaboration and strong alignment of objectives. We believe the partnership approach facilitates cost reduction through fit for purpose solutions and we look forward to delivering strong value to the Premier portfolio.”
Edited from press release by Angharad Lock
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