BSEE Retains TGS

Laxman Pai
Tuesday, August 6, 2019

Norwegean surveying services company TGS-NOPEC Geophysical Company (TGS) has been awarded a five-year contract for Digital Well Log Data Processing with the United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE), a federal agency tasked with overseeing offshore oil and gas activities.

TGS has been providing Digital Well Log Data Processing services to BSEE since 2004, said the provider of multi-client geoscience data to oil and gas Exploration and Production companies worldwide.

BSEE requires complete, defect-free sets of processed, high-quality open-hole digital well log data and contracts companies to serve as an agent of BSEE for the processing, storage, and delivery of this data.

TGS is the official release agent for new offshore well data and does all the digital well log processing for all four BSEE regions (Gulf of Mexico, Pacific, Alaska, and Atlantic).

Carl Neuhaus, Vice President – Well Data Products at TGS said “We greatly appreciate the continued trust placed in TGS by BSEE and are proud to better serve our national oil and gas industry by further expanding our data availability. Our engagement is perfectly aligned with our mission to enable our customers to hit the ground running by accessing the largest library of high quality subsurface data in the industry.”

The TGS well data library includes more than 1.6 million immediately available LAS files, as well as over 6.2 million raster log images in the United States, in addition to a broad spectrum of other well-related data and geoscience interpretation products.

Categories: Offshore Geoscience Contract Geophysics Survey

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