Worley wins Johan Sverdrup fabrication work

OE Staff
Friday, June 3, 2016

Rosenberg WorleyParsons has been contracted to fabricate three bridges and two flare towers for the Johan Sverdrup field development.

The contract, worth about NOK600 million, was awarded by Statoil. The fabrication and assembly will mainly be carried out in Stavanger, but also with contribution from other Norwegian and international sub-suppliers.

A bridge between the riser platform and the drilling platform and one flare tower (riser platform) will be delivered in 2018, and the remaining two bridges and one flare tower (processing platform) will be delivered in 2019.

The combined weight of all three bridges is 4700-tonne, and if put together the overall length of all three bridges totals 260m.

Phase 1 of the Johan Sverdrup field development consists of four platforms, and these bridges will connect all the platforms. The two flare towers will be distributed on the processing and riser platforms.

The project has so far awarded contracts totaling close to NOK60 billion, with a Norwegian share of more than 70%.

The Johan Sverdrup licensees are: Statoil (40.0267%) (operator), Lundin Norway (22.6%), Petoro (17.36%), Det norske oljeselskap (11.5733%) and Maersk Oil (8.44%).

Categories: North Sea Europe Construction Fabrication

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