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RJE INTERNATIONAL HELPS CHINA STUDY THE DEEP SEA


RJE WILL PARTNER WITH CHINA FOR A CLOSER LOOK AT THE DEEP SEA


location, the Center plans to use our ATT-400/6KM Acoustic Transponder and our STI-350 Surface Acoustic Receiver to retrieve it.


Operating at depths of 6000 meters is always a challenge, But our line of acoustic beacons and receivers are up to the task.


RJE International is proud to announce we are partnering with China’s major oceanographic institute to take a closer look at the ocean floor.


The National Deep Sea Center - founded several years ago to advance China’s marine research - plans to deploy scientific equipment to depths of 6000 meters below the surface in order to gather valuable data from the sediment and surrounding subsea environment.


RJE will help the Center recover the equipment mooring after it completes its months-long study. When the data has been collected, the equipment will be released from its anchor and float to the surface to be recovered by researchers.


In the likely event the equipment surfaces far away from its original


Bruce O’Bannon, VP of Sales, RJE.


The ATT-400/6KM Transponder is a small, battery-operated acoustic beacon that is designed to withstand the enormous pressure of the deep ocean. It assists in recovering subsea assets and equipment when paired with the STI-350 and DPR-275 acoustic directional receivers.


This opportunity was made possible through Qingdao haiyan Electronics Co., Ltd, a company based in China and a partner of RJE.


About rJE International


RJE has become the industry leader in diver navigation and acoustic relocation. We develop, manufacture, and supply extremely durable products that are built for the rigors of an ocean environment - above or below the surface.


BLUESTREAM SECURES ANNUAL IRM CONTRACT OF TOTAL E&P NETHERLANDS


Following an intensive tendering process, Den helder-based Bluestream has been awarded the 2017 Inspect Repair and Maintenance contract with Total E&P Nederland B.V. for 36 offshore sites. This contract strengthens the position of Bluestream as one of the leading service providers of innovative inspection services to the oil, gas and offshore wind market.


The contract is part of a long term frame agreement and is a continuation of the long-standing relationship between Bluestream and Total EP that has been in place since 2009. The work scope covers the subsea inspection of 29 platform structures and seven free standing domes on the North Sea


Dutch Continental Shelf. Additionally an experienced Bluestream rope access team will inspect structures of the topsides which are at locations difficult to access with standard equipment.


With the offshore operations to be completed this summer, Bluestream teamed up with Vroon Offshore Services as her maritime partner utilising the Dynamic Positioning class2 vessel ‘VOS Sugar’.


Bluestream will execute the complete inspection and cleaning work in two phases. During the first phase Bluestream’s own fully equipped Inspection Class Seaeye Tiger ROV and the Compact Work Class Seaeye Cougar XT ROV will be used, while a team of qualified inspection divers will be deployed during the second phase .


The second event on September 4 will look at opportunities to do business in India, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan. The audience will hear from Jonathan Spencer, oil and gas stakeholder manager at DIT, who will give an overview of these opportunities and the work of his team. Carol harvey, DIT Export Finance Manager for Scotland, will also share information about how UK Export Finance can support UK companies.


Earlier this year, UK supply chain companies showcased their technology and expertise to senior officials from India’s largest oil and gas exploration and production company, Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) on a technical trade mission to South Asia. Organised by Subsea UK and DIT, the five-day mission saw representatives from Expro Group, Flexlife, GE Oil and Gas, SMD, Sonardyne and Tata Steel participate in a series of workshops to demonstrate their deep-water exploration and production capabilities.


With subsea exports valued at almost £5 billion, Subsea UK wants to see an increase of British firms targeting international expansion to sustain long term growth.


September 2017 | www.sosmagazine.biz | p9


The 2013 Energy Reform in Mexico has opened the sector up to private investment and competition. To date, over 60 new national and international companies have been awarded contracts for E&P in the Gulf of Mexico, through transparent bidding rounds which offer attractive plays with promising prospective resources.


It is estimated that 2018 will see one of the most ambitious offers made so far by the Mexican Government. With 30 deep-water blocks on the table, UK suppliers are well placed to win significant amounts of work in subsequent years.


SUBSEA UK EVENTS TO EXPLORE OPPORTUNITIES IN INTERNATIONAL WATERS


Industry body Subsea UK is hosting two briefing sessions with the Department for International Trade (DIT) ahead of SPE Offshore Europe 2017.


The first briefing on August 28 will focus on the post-energy reform oil and gas sector opportunities in Mexico. Mariana Garay, Energy Senior Officer for the DIT team in Mexico along with Chris Wall, DIT Business Specialist will give an in-depth view on developments within the Mexican market.


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