BP extends GOM Subsea 7 contract

OE Staff
Thursday, May 1, 2014

Subsea 7 has been awarded a three-year US$160 million contract extension by BP Exploration & Production for light subsea construction, inspection, repair and maintenance services in the US Gulf of Mexico. 

The contract will run from the second quarter 2014 to the third quarter 2017. The scope covers the provision of two vessels, including a dedicated vessel on a full-time basis, associated project management and engineering support, ROV-based inspection and intervention, and light construction work.

One of the vessels to be used in the contract is a new-build offshore subsea construction vessel, while the other is a light construction vessel. Both vessels will be chartered on a long-term basis. 

Categories: Vessels Subsea North America Gulf of Mexico

Related Stories

DOF Gets Subsea Mooring Installation Job in Asia Pacific

DOF Gets Subsea Mooring Installation Job in Asia Pacific

Kraken Robotics Launches SAS Service for Offshore Energy Market

Kraken Robotics Launches SAS Service for Offshore Energy Market

US Set for Oil and Gas Lease Round in Gulf of Mexico

US Set for Oil and Gas Lease Round in Gulf of Mexico

Current News

China's First Offshore Hydrogen-Ammonia-Methanol Platform Starts Operating

Gas Reserves Estimate Goes Up at Shell’s Selene Prospect in North Sea

India Stretches Bids Deadline for 13 Offshore Deep-Sea Mineral Blocks

Indonesia Awards Oil and Gas Blocks to Boost Reserves

Subscribe for OE Digital E‑News

Offshore Engineer Magazine