Boskalis Wins Subsea Work in the Middle East

Published

BOKA Constructor (Photo: Boskalis)
BOKA Constructor (Photo: Boskalis)

Royal Boskalis Westminster N.V. (Boskalis) announced Tuesday it has signed a multi-year subsea services agreement for an unnamed customer in the Middle East. The base value of the three-year contract amounts to $40 million with an option to extend.

Under the terms of the contract commencing, The Dutch company said it will carry out a broad spectrum of subsea inspection, repair and maintenance (IRM) services, including integrity assessments for offshore platforms and tripods, wellhead jacket inspections, integrity assessments and inspections of pipelines and light ad-hoc construction work.

Boskalis said it will deploy the diving support vessel BOKA Constructor with a remotely operated underwater vehicle (ROV) for this contract, fully crewed with air diving/ROV teams and options for saturation diving.

Current News

European North Sea Investment Pact to Mobilize $1.17T for Offshore Wind

European North Sea Investment

Akrake’s Sèmè Field Set for Early February Production Start as Drilling Wraps Up

Akrake’s Sèmè Field Set for Ea

Gulf Marine Services Lines Up First Fleet Addition in 10 Years

Gulf Marine Services Lines Up

Nuclear-Powered DP Vessels Technically Feasible, Vard Study Shows

Nuclear-Powered DP Vessels Tec

Subscribe for OE Digital E‑News

 
Offshore Engineer Magazine