INDUSTRY NEWS UPTIME Awarded Contract for BP’s Greater
Tortue Ahmeyim LNG Hub Terminal UPTIME International AS (UPTIME) is honored to be awarded a contract from Eiffage Génie Civil Marine for supply of access solutions for the LNG Hub Marine Terminal for BP’s Greater Tortue Ahmeyim LNG Project offshore Mauritania and Senegal.
UPTIME’s scope of work includes engineering, design and supply of access solutions between the LNG Hub Terminal and the FLNG vessel and consists of two large motion compensated gangways, pedestals and stair-towers. The solution will build on UPTIME’s 40 years’ experience with offshore motion compensated access solutions. The project will commence immediately with a project duration of approximately 12 months.
Åge Højmark, CEO of UPTIME International AS in a statement says; “We are very pleased to have been trusted with this contract from Eiffage Génie Civil Marine. With this contract we have a solid order book and base workload for 2020 which provides a strong foundation for further growth.
UPTIME have traditionally had a strong position in offshore motion compensated access solutions and this contract
Cortez Subsea Prepares to Lay Mechanically
Connected Pipeline Offshore Malaysia On Monday 10th
February 2020
the team at Cortez Subsea mobilised the Grand Canyon II offshore vessel for its project to lay the first ever subsea pipeline using mechanical connectors offshore Malaysia.
The Global 1201 vessel will also be mobilised to install the pipeline system for the Tembikai Non- Associated Gas (TNAG) Development by Vestigo Petroleum.
The work is being jointly executed with Alam Maritim Resources Berhad, under its consortium agreement with Cortez, which is delivering engineering, procurement and operational activities from its office in Kuala Lumpur.
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Murray Ross, General Manager and Director of Cortez Subsea in Malaysia, said: “This project is championing many firsts, not just for the region, but for the industry as a whole.
“In a lower for longer industry, looking at new ways of working is essential and at Cortez we consider a careful technology mix for quicker, safer and cleaner pipelay which satisfies our client’s challenges.
“We are using NOV-Tuboscope’s Zap- Lok™ connectors which will be joined to the rigid pipeline using diverless connections. The Zap-Lok™ technology is proven with more than 7000km of subsea hydrocarbon pipelines installed worldwide and zero recorded failures in operation of over 70,000 joints. It’s also approved by Lloyds Register and
Bureau Veritas for hydrocarbons.
“We will deploy the Stinger Deployed Diverless Connector (SDDC) to connect the pipeline. This technology was borne out of a close partnership between ourselves and AFGlobal.
“We take collaboration and research and development very seriously to take new and proven technology and customising it for subsea application and operational efficiencies.”
marks that we remain the global leader in the Oil & Gas segment even though the Offshore Wind segment has become an increasingly important part of our business in recent years.
It has been a team effort to win this contract and the entire team is now excited and focused on delivering the project successfully.”
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