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Transocean secures Norway contracts worth US$116 million

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Transocean has announced that the Transocean Barents has been awarded a two-well contract in Norway with commencement expected in February 2022. The contract award is approximately 200 days in duration and adds an estimated US$60 million in firm contract backlog.

Additionally, the Transocean Norge was awarded a four-well contract plus five one-well options in Norway with commencement expected in March 2022. The contract award is approximately 200 days in duration and adds an estimated US$56 million in firm contract backlog.


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