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DOF Subsea awarded FPSO work Meta will supply its V0 ISO14310-certifed

Contract Briefs

Meta liner tieback that connects the liner DOF Subsea Norway has been awarded

Höegh FLNG awarded pre-FEED to a tieback string of casing. This is a metal a contract by Teekay Petrojarl Production

Höegh FLNG Ltd. has been awarded -to-metal connection with no reduction in for work on a newbuild FPSO, including a pre-FEED study for a jetty-moored internal diameter (ID) and no reliance mooring pre-installation, tow-out, and 2MMTA FLNG near-shore barge for a on elastomers. hook-up for Teekay’s FPSO, to be installed

Global Briefs

North American LNG export project. The on the Knarr feld in the North Sea.

FMC wins subsea boosting study will be executed in 2H 2013.

Wood Group wins BP contract

Petrobras awarded FMC Technologies a

Meta wins Shell tiebacks

US$40 million contract to supply three Wood Group Kenny (WGK) will support

Meta Downhole Ltd. announced a con- subsea boosting stations for the Parque BP’s offshore Angola operations under a tract with Shell for liner tiebacks in the das Baleias development, off Brazil in the new engineering services contract worth

Gulf of Mexico. Campos basin. US$18 million. The 12-month contract covers two subsea operations support scopes: one is for Greater Plutonio (block 18) operations group; the other is for

PSVM (block 31: Plutao, Saturno, Venus, and Marte felds) operations group.

Technip wins EPS contract

Total E&P Congo awarded Technip an engineering, procurement, and supply (EPS) contract for the Moho Phase 1bis development as part of the Moho Nord project, off Congo. The scope covers project management, detail engineer- ing, procurement, and supply for the

FPU modifcations, with two new subsea tie-backs.

Located 75km from Pointe-Noire in 450-1200m water depths, Total operates (53.5%) the Moho Bilondo license with partners Chevron (31.5%) and Societe

Nationale des Petroles du Congo (15%).

Xodus awarded pipelines

Xodus Group secured two contracts from

Abu Dhabi-based Valentine Maritime (Gulf) L.L.C. The frst is for new subsea pipelines in the Arabian Gulf off Qatar’s northeast coast. It involves design of a new 6.4km long, 24in. water injection pipeline, including risers and two J-tubes.

The project is due for completion by the end of 2013. The second is for the pipe- line installations in Fateh feld, including: a 30in. by 6.7km subsea oil pipeline, a 30in. by 4km subsea oil pipeline, and a 16in. by 6km subsea water injection pipeline. All include new risers and tie-ins.

Royal Boskalis awarded

DCP contract

Shell Philippines awarded Royal Boskalis

Westminster N.V. a contract to install a depletion compression platform (DCP) for the Malampaya Project off Palawan

Island, Philippines. The contract is worth about US$60 million.

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