KCA Deutag Wins $60 Million Offshore Drilling Services Deal in Angola

Published

(Photo: KCA Deutag)
(Photo: KCA Deutag)

Oil and gas drilling services company KCA Deutag has won a one-year contract extension worth $60 million, for the provision of drilling operations and maintenance services on two offshore platforms in Angola with an undisclosed client.

The award will see KCA Deutag continue to deliver core drilling operations and maintenance as well as crane operations and maintenance, materials management, and equipment rental services for an existing customer in Angola, extending the company’s working relationship on the assets beyond 10 years, the company said.

While KCA Deutag did not say who the client was, it is worth noting the company was last year involved in work on ExxonMobil's Kizomba TLP-A platform in Angola. In its 2022 annual report, KCA Deutag said that the Kizomba TLP-A platform was successfully reactivated and started operations in April 2022 with ExxonMobil.


Current News

McDermott Nets Petronas Contract for Gas Project Offshore Brunei

McDermott Nets Petronas Contra

Two Shell’s Gulf of Mexico Offshore Platforms Temporarily Shut Down

Two Shell’s Gulf of Mexico Off

Trinidad Seeks Field Plan for Shell’s Aphrodite Gas Project Ahead of Approval

Trinidad Seeks Field Plan for

Shell In Advanced Discussions to Buy LLOG Exploration for Over $3B

Shell In Advanced Discussions

Subscribe for OE Digital E‑News

 
Offshore Engineer Magazine