Contract wins for Proserv for Johan Sverdrup work

Proserv, a world leading energy services company have secured a 20 million NOK contract for the provision of topside control equipment at one of the most significant field discoveries on the Norwegian Continental Shelf.

Under the agreement, Proserv will be providing Aibel, on behalf of Statoil, with a hydraulic power unit (HPU) and three chemical injection panels for use on the Johan Sverdrup development drilling platform.

Making the most of its international contacts, Proserv will be in close contact with staff in both Norway and Dubai.

Henrik Johnson, Proserv’s regional president for Scandinavia, said: “To be involved with such a high-profile development is a major endorsement of Proserv’s capabilities. Our global footprint and reputation for working effectively across the company’s international operations, combined with our track record of developing existing technologies that can co-exist together and be retrofitted, played a key role in securing this contract.

“As a result, this ensures innovative and cost-effective solutions to clients while this latest contract also further secures jobs in what is a testing time for the oil and gas industry as a whole.”

The work is scheduled to be completed by June 2016 and the HPU will be delivered with remote controlled cleaning system for hydraulic oil.

Proserv's chemical injection panels will service a total of 80 injection lines. These panels mean that each line can be remotely operated and monitored for flowrate and pressure.

Edited from various sources by Louise Mulhall

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