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Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Technip was awarded a major contract for a job offshore Libya. The contract comes from the ENI joint venture with Libya’s NOC, Mellitah Oil & Gas.
The contract has Technip performing the overall design, detailed engineering and delivering the project management, as well as procurement, installation, tie-ins, pre-commissioning and commissioning of the Bahr Essalam, Phase II development in the Central Mediterranean Sea.
This natural gas field development will be tied back to the Sabratha platform. This will be associated with the provision of a gas gathering system, comprised of production pipelines, subsea isolation valve (SSIV), umbilicals, as well as extensive diving and installation campaigns. It will also include modifications to the Sabratha platform regarding the topsides. All offshore mobilizations will be undertaken from Malta.
Offshore installation is scheduled for H2 2017 through to H2 2018. A range of vessels from Technip’s fleet will be involved, including Deep Energy Pipelay vessel, Deep Arctic Diving Support Vessel, and G1200 S-Lay vessel.
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