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Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Surf contractor Ceona was recently awarded two new contracts out of Nigeria. The new contracts underpin Ceona’s rapidly-evolving footprint and track record in the region, along with its local strategic partner Marine Platforms Ltd (MPL).
The contracts, which are worth a total of more than $30 million, will see Ceona providing vessels as well as its installation expertise on ENI’s ABO12 well completion, as well as supporting MPL on the Sea Eagle FPSO on behalf of SPDC.
Engineering has already started on the ABO12 project with the full scope of work involving the installation of flexibles, umbilicals, and a PLEM suction pile system. Offshore work is planned for February 2015.
Mark Preece, Executive VP Commercial and Business Development at Ceona, said: “These contracts reinforce the high value, all-encompassing subsea construction service that Ceona is delivering to clients. It also demonstrates the strong strategic partnership we have developed with MPL in the country, and how it is supporting our growing geographical footprint across West Africa.”
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