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< Daewoo Christens Two Jackup Rigs

For Dual Drilling Co.

Two jackup drilling rigs were christened recently in a ceremony held at Daewoo's Okpo shipyard situated on the southern tip of the Korean peninsula.

The Friede & Goldman L-780

Mod II-type rigs, which we're or- dered byDUal Drilling Co. of the

U.S. in September 1981, were named Dual Offshore Rig 38 and

DUAL OFFSHORE RIG 38

DUAL OFFSHORE RIG 42

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Daewoo, which is now building the largest number of drilling rigs in Korea, constructed the drilling units in a record period of 11 months. The units were the first jackups to be built by a

Korean shipyard. The first rig was delivered recently and the second is scheduled for delivery this month.

The jackup Dual Offshore Rig 38 is one of two being built by Daewoo Shipyard.

The drilling rigs are also the first jackups for Dual Drilling

Co. They will be deployed in the

West Java Sea off Indonesia, where they will be operated by

ARCO Indonesia under a lease contract, according to R.T. Prid- dy, chairman of Dual Drilling Co.

Korean shipbuilders are now constructing 10 percent of the rigs presently on the world or- derbook.

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