Bluestream inks ONEgas ROV subsea deal

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Bluestream has secured a five-year contract plus two-year extension with ONEgas, the combined business unit of Shell UK and the Nederlandse Aardolie Maatschappij (NAM) for the gas production on the Southern North Sea.

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The contract is a ROV subsea structural inspection services contract and includes in total 69 of ONEgas’s offshore platforms and subsea completions in the Southern North Sea, UK and Dutch sectors. Work started immediately, after signing the contract on 24 May 2017.

The contract covers subsea inspection services for which Bluestream teamed-up with Vroon Offshore Services in Den Helder as its maritime partner for supplying the offshore support vessel during the entire contract duration. For the 2017 campaign Bluestream is using DP2 vessel VOS Sugar fitted with Bluestream’s own inspection system and fully equipped Inspection Class Seaeye Tiger ROV and the Compact Work Class Seaeye Cougar XT ROV to perform the subsea structural inspections. Each yearly campaign will last around 45 days and will be executed by a team of 20 people, onshore as well as offshore. 

“This is the biggest contract in the Bluestream history and we, together with our partner Vroon, look forward to cooperating closely with our client to make this project a success,” says Adriaen Winckers, responsible for business development at Den Helder-based Bluestream.

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