Expro lands 26-well Maersk abandonment work

OE Staff
Wednesday, August 2, 2017

Expro has been awarded a substantial contract from global oil and gas company Maersk Oil for subsea and well test services on two offshore units in the North Sea.

The contract will extend the long-standing partnership between the two companies until 2020, for well abandonment services on two rigs, for a 26 well campaign across the Janice, James, Affleck and Leadon North developments in the Central North Sea.

Expro has held a contract with Maersk Oil since January 2012, and was the primary supplier of well test and subsea landing string systems for the company in the UK; this included planning work for both the Janice and Leadon North abandonment campaigns.

The recent contract win also includes the option for two further, one-year extensions.

Neil Sims, Vice President for Europe CIS region, said: “Our long-standing association has given us deep knowledge and understanding of the aspirations for this project. “Given our strong track record of operational performance and delivery to date, we feel confident in our ability to maintain these high standards as we transition in to our new agreement with them.”

In 2016, Expro launched a dedicated well abandonment product line focused on delivering fully integrated decommissioning service solutions.

Categories: Europe North Sea

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