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grates decades of experience across FPSO, FLNG, drilling, ditions and environmental loads to deliver safe, reliable and ? oating offshore wind. Their recommendations are and cost-effective performance.

technology agnostic and focused solely on lifecycle value. Over the past year, Intermoor has secured three Petro-

Intermoor operates from 11 locations worldwide, in- bras contracts in Brazil. The awards cover stack-up moor- cluding ? ve shorebases across Brazil, Norway, the UK ing services for intervention and abandonment campaigns, and the US. These facilities provide access to offshore quality assurance and digital traceability of critical moor- assets and support installation, inspection, maintenance ing assets, and inspection, maintenance and preservation and decommissioning. With deepwater quays, storage, of mooring and anchoring equipment. Together, these spooling and chain-handling capabilities, equipment contracts span offshore operations, asset integrity, inspec- rental and 24/7 operational support, they deliver the lo- tion, maintenance and operational readiness, supporting gistical infrastructure needed to execute offshore projects Petrobras’ offshore infrastructure across Brazil.

safely and ef? ciently. Recent APAC projects include the decommissioning and

Intermoor’s shorebases maintain an inventory of mooring towing of Chevron Thailand’s Pattani FSO and Erawan equipment available for rental and sale, including anchors SPM systems, involving the recovery of mooring chains, such as the proprietary Suction Embedded Plate Anchors risers and subsea infrastructure. Intermoor also completed (SEPLAs), chains, steel wire rope, synthetic rope, shack- SPRC’s CALM buoy replacement project in the Gulf of les, connectors, buoys and associated hardware. Although Thailand, safely decommissioning ageing infrastructure standard components are readily available, anchor selec- and installing a new system to support the long-term reli- tion and customization are tailored to each asset, site con- ability of a critical energy asset.

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