Aberdeen upstream news

The installation of new technology will allow the centre in Aberdeen, UK, to enhances its service offering to the oil and gas sector.

Stork will continue to deliver asset management solutions and capabilities for the Armada, Everest and Lomond platforms in the central North Sea.

The investment by the mooring solutions provider comprises new office and workshop premises adjacent to the existing FMS headquarters in Aberdeen, and the appointments of Carl Lafferty and Marc McGruther, who join as Survey & Positioning Manager and Project Delivery Manager, respectively.

Oil and gas technology development company Deep Casing Tools has secured investment of £1.6 million from Scottish Enterprise and its long-term backer, EV Private Equity.

The patent secures key elements of Automated Well Control technology, including a wide range of modules using the same technology.

Through this transaction, Boskalis will obtain two diving support vessels, of which one is fully owned (Rever Polaris) and a second chartered (Rever Topaz).

The company received the ‘Most Impactful Technology’ award, in recognition of FLI’s contribution to the offshore well intervention industry.

The expansion will allow OTS UK to provide wastewater treatment, drill cuttings handling, high-pressure well service pumps, cleaning services, swarf handling, pump transfer systems and more.

EM&I have received approval from DNV GL in Aberdeen, UK, for their DNV GL-CP-0484 Approval of Service Suppliers Process for ‘A03 In Water Surveys (ROV)’ and ‘A16 Remote Inspection Techniques (Camera)’.

The drilling repair company MRDS has been acquired by Aberdeen-based investment firm Garrick Group.