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Tuesday, March 17, 2015
JDR expanded its footprint in Africa by establishing a new service and maintenance facility in Port Harcourt and Lagos, Nigeria in partnership with local firm Royal Niger Emerging Technologies.
In the agreement, which also establishes a long-term trade partnership, the global service division of JDR is providing local content to the West African oil and gas market with Nigeria as its first location for services in the region.
JDR specializes in the design and production of steel and thermoplastic subsea production umbilicals, subsea power cables and Intervention Workover Control Systems (IWOCS), as well as having a team of highly technical on and offshore service support. JDR offers support for pre-commissioning, inspection, maintenance and repair, both onshore and offshore.
JDR’s presence in West Africa has been steadily successful. Recently they delivered a hybrid steel umbilical to the ABO 12 field, and have since invested in a technical test and repair container for umbilicals and reeler management. In addition, they have deployed equipment and skilled personnel for onshore and offshore support services in that region.
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