Helix’s Skandi Constructor moves to GoM

Helix Energy Solutions Group, Inc.’s well intervention vessel, the Skandi Constructor, is moving to the Gulf of Mexico to begin operations in 1Q 2015.

The Skandi Constructor, a dedicated light intervention mono hull equipped with the Helix 7 3/8in. 10,000psi subsea intervention lubricator (SIL) package, is purpose built and permanently equipped and crewed for Light Well Intervention (LWI). 

The vessel has completed work in West Africa, UK North Sea and East Coast Canada prior to its upcoming work in GoM.

In April, the Skandi Constructor received an advanced intervention winch system developed by Protea, which successfully completed initial operations off West Africa. Protea’s system, comprised of five winches, active heave compensators, and power and control equipment, was installed as an upgrade package to the existing well intervention tower on the Skandi Constructor.

Helix Wells Ops currently operates five vessels, three light well intervention and two heavy intervention, which account for about 50% of the global fleet. In addition to the Skandi Constructor, Helix’s other vessels include the SeawellWell Enhancer and converted drillship H534, the Q4000 semisubmersible, and HPI monohulls.

Image of the Skandi Constructor, from Helix

Read more:

Protea delivers Helix handling package

Current News

UK Bags $10B Japanese Investment for Offshore Wind and Hydrogen Projects

UK Bags $10B Japanese Investme

Staatsolie Takes Back Offshore Oil Block in Suriname as Hess Exits

Staatsolie Takes Back Offshore

With 'Indication of Interest', Argeo Suspends Bankruptcy Decision

With 'Indication of Interest',

Empire Energy, Ellevo Set Up Joint Offshore Wind Lifting and Transport Unit

Empire Energy, Ellevo Set Up J

Subscribe for OE Digital E‑News

 
Offshore Engineer Magazine