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Monday, April 17, 2017
Sirius Petroleum has arranged for the provision of offshore service vessels (OSVs) for work on its offshore development in Nigeria. The company signed an OSV contract with Tidewater Marine International for a multi-well campaign on the Ororo field.
Tidewater Marine International is the international technical partner to leading Nigerian marine support company T1 Marine Services, which will act as contract principals to the company for the OSV contract with Sirius.
T1 Marine Services joins the project consortium alongside COSL, ADD Energy and Schlumberger to support the drilling program for the Ororo field.
Bobo Kuti, CEO of Sirius, commented: “We are pleased to welcome T1 Marine Services as our vessels service provider to the Ororo field alongside COSL, ADD Energy and Schlumberger and look forward to moving into the next stage.”
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