Fulkrum Technical Resources Breaks New Ground with Mozambique Contract


Fulkrum Technical Resources (FTR), a global provider of technical personnel specialising in QA/QC, inspection and vendor surveillance services to the energy industry, has announced a significant contract win in Mozambique, awarded by a major hydrocarbon exploration company.


Under the multi-year agreement, FTR will provide the ground-breaking LNG project with technical specialist and inspection services throughout the procurement and construction stages of the development.


Split into two phases, in-country and out-of-country, FTR’s technical specialist, subject matter experts and inspection personnel will support multiple workscopes including global supplier surveillance support throughout the procurement process, and QC surveillance during the execution of the onshore and offshore construction campaigns.


Brock Falkenhagen, FTR’s Regional Manager of the Americas, commented: “This is an outstanding contract win for us, and we are delighted to be working on this project to support the trail- blazing LNG operations in Mozambique.


“There has already been heavy investment in the development of Mozambican talent and workforce and we are keen to continue this positive progress. By 2022, Fulkrum’s in-country office will solely manage the project, employing primarily local personnel, which reflects the strategy to expand our capabilities in regions previously unexplored by FTR.”


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New Europe and West Africa Head for AqualisBraemar’s Adjusting Unit


AqualisBraemar has appointed Allan Kelly to lead the group’s adjusting division in Europe and West Africa.


AqualisBraemar’s adjusting service specialises in the investigation and resolution of insurance claims and commercial disputes within both the energy (offshore and onshore), power and marine industries. Key services include loss adjusting, expert witness, dispute resolution and risk assessment.


Allan Kelly was previously a director in the AqualisBraemar’s London office. He


has also worked at the company’s Singapore office, supporting clients all over Asia and Australasia. He holds a bachelor degree in environmental civil engineering from Glasgow Caledonian University.


In December, AqualisBraemar launched an international recruitment drive to ramp up its adjustment business serving all aspects of the oil, gas, power and marine sectors. The company is looking to fill several positions in London and Singapore, plus to increase the size of its current teams in the USA, Mexico and United Arab Emirates.


AqualisBraemar is a leading offshore, marine and loss adjusting consultancy to the energy, shipping and insurance industries. The company is part of Oslo-listed consultancy group AqualisBraemar ASA.


Norwegian Offshore Vessel Owner Havila Shipping Scores Two Offshore Vessel Contracts in the North Sea Region


Havila, earlier last month said it had entered into a contract with an unnamed UK oil company for the platform supply vessel Havila Crusader.


The platform supplier will support the oil company for two wells. This is expected to take one year to complete. The operator will have options to extend the charter for seven more wells, which should keep the vessel busy for more than two years, not counting the original contract.


According to available information, the vessel has been in the spot market for a couple of months following the expiration of a term contract it had had with Allseas


The Havila Crusader will embark on its new contract within a week.


Furthermore, in a separate statement, Havila said it had signed a contract for its Havila Jupiter AHTS vessel in the North Sea.


Without disclosing the identity of the client, Havila said that the Havila Jupiter would start the contract in March. The contract is for a firm period of 70 days, with optional periods of up to 35.


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