Subsea news

Proserv's survey business unit will join Acteon’s existing UTEC Survey business.

The offshore work includes marine operations for rock removal, installation and tie-in of subsea lines and installation of subsea structures at the Vigdis and Snorre offshore fields.

The exploration well 208/02-1 on the Lyon Prospect in Licence P1854 in the West of Shetland, UK, has been plugged and abandoned.

The contracts cover the fabrication and installation of flexible risers, rigid and flexible flowlines and umbilicals.

The tablet-based technology aims to streamline non-destructive testing and inspection management.

The announcement sees Can-K’s Electro Submersible Twin-Screw Multiphase (ESTSP) pump technology being combined with Enpro’s Flow Access Modules (FAM) technology to create a retrievable subsea pumping solution targeted primarily at individual wells.

The first contract is for FEED services for the GRAND project while the second relates to the Kollsnes MEG Upgrade project.

Wison Offshore Technology, Inc. (WOT) has recently finalised the acquisition of all interests in a technology concern incorporated in 2011 as a joint venture (JV) between Horton Wison Deepwater (HWD, predecessor to WOT) and General Marine Contractors, LLC (GMC).

The new system will involve monitoring of the turret mooring system on a new-build FLNG facility being built in South Korea for ENI’s Coral South project offshore Mozambique.

DeltaTek’s SeaCure service provides stabbed-in, inner string cementing for subsea wells.