Showing posts with label OIL AND GAS NEWS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label OIL AND GAS NEWS. Show all posts
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
SapuraAcergy wins Devil Creek development project pipeline contract (Ref : http://www.offshore-mag.com)
Offshore staff
LONDON -- Apache Energy has awarded SapuraAcergy a $170-million contract for the Devil Creek development project (DCDP) offshore Australia.
SapuraAcergy’s scope of work involves the transportation and installation of 91 km (57 mi) of 16-in. (41-cm) rigid pipeline including a shallow water beach approach, subsea tie-in, and stabilization works together with a wellhead platform of a 1,700-metric ton (1,874 ton) four leg jacket and a 450-metric ton (496-ton) topside processing module.
Engineering and project preparations will begin immediately in Kuala Lumpur and Perth. Offshore installation is scheduled to begin in late 2010 using the positioning heavy lift and pipelay vessel Sapura 3000 and third-party support vessels.
10/02/2009
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Swiber to lay Myanmar gas lines (Ref : http://www.offshore-mag.com)
Offshore staff
SINGAPORE -- Swiber Holdings has won its first pipeline installation contract offshore Myanmar. An unnamed oil and gas company has issued a Letter of Award valued at $77 million for laying of 150 km (93 mi) of subsea gas pipelines.
Preparation for the project should get under way next month, with the installation program due to be completed in 2Q 2010.
Swiber is expanding its vessel pool, in anticipation of increased demand for offshore construction work. The fleet currently comprises 34 offshore vessels and 10 construction vessels, and Swiber expects to own and operate a total of 52 vessels by 2011.
11/25/2009
Monday, November 23, 2009
Friday, August 7, 2009
HOT NEWS - MALAYSIA OIL & GAS
Seven in running for Petronas tender
By Tan Hwee Hwee
By Tan Hwee Hwee
Seven contractors are said to be running for the five transportation and installation packages offered under the Petronas’ umbrella tender issued on behalf of 11 PSC operators in Malaysia. The contenders include the five mentioned in an earlier report : SapuraCrest’s affiliate, TL Offshore, Bumi Armada-J Ray McDermott, Saipem, Sigurros and PBJV, as well as Global Industries and private Malaysian outfit, Master Offshore.
TL Offshore and the partnership between Bumi Armada and J Ray McDermott, are likely to go for all five packages. Saipem, Global Industries and the three other Malaysian contractors are said to be eyeing at most three of the offered packages, according to industry sources. Of the three smaller Malaysian contractors, PBJV is expected to go on a lone bid for the pipelay packages. Sigurros is said to be seeking a partnership with Sime Darby, while Master Offshore may be looking at recruiting more third party vessels for the bid round.
The final contract or contracts to be awarded will run for a minimum of three years from the second quarter of next year and includes two options each for one year extension. The work scope for 2010 and 2011 has been released and will be executed over a minimum of 84 days and up to 229 days each year. The remaining work for the next three years from 2011 through 2013 will be firmed up during or after the third quarter of 2011.
Work will be carried out using a full marine spread including derrick and/or pipelayers, diving support vessels and anchor handling tug supply vessels. Bids are due for submission in July and the contract could be awarded as early as this November. Industry observers said the firm three-year contract could be worth 3 billion ringgit ($850 million).
Friday, 10 July, 2009, 08:18 GMT last updated: Friday, 10 July, 2009, 08:45 GMT
TL Offshore and the partnership between Bumi Armada and J Ray McDermott, are likely to go for all five packages. Saipem, Global Industries and the three other Malaysian contractors are said to be eyeing at most three of the offered packages, according to industry sources. Of the three smaller Malaysian contractors, PBJV is expected to go on a lone bid for the pipelay packages. Sigurros is said to be seeking a partnership with Sime Darby, while Master Offshore may be looking at recruiting more third party vessels for the bid round.
The final contract or contracts to be awarded will run for a minimum of three years from the second quarter of next year and includes two options each for one year extension. The work scope for 2010 and 2011 has been released and will be executed over a minimum of 84 days and up to 229 days each year. The remaining work for the next three years from 2011 through 2013 will be firmed up during or after the third quarter of 2011.
Work will be carried out using a full marine spread including derrick and/or pipelayers, diving support vessels and anchor handling tug supply vessels. Bids are due for submission in July and the contract could be awarded as early as this November. Industry observers said the firm three-year contract could be worth 3 billion ringgit ($850 million).
Friday, 10 July, 2009, 08:18 GMT last updated: Friday, 10 July, 2009, 08:45 GMT
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