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DeepOcean awarded Repsol Norge contract

Norway’s DeepOcean has been awarded a contract for the provision of engineering, procurement, removal and disposal (EPRD) services at the Varg field operated by Repsol Norge.

The scope of work covers subsea pre-decom survey, recovery of FPSO mooring lines, anchor piles, risers, midwater-arch buoy and subsea structures as well as onshore disposal and recycling of the recovered items.

“In the current market, with tough competition for every job I am pleased that DeepOcean has been selected by Repsol for this project. DeepOcean already has an in-depth knowledge of Repsol’s assets in the North Sea, through our long term relationship on maintaining the integrity of their assets. Coupled with our significant experience for similar operations it is great to learn that our project team has been able to take advantage of this and develop a cost efficient solution for Repsol,” commented Rolf Ivar Sørdal, DeepOcean’s commercial director for subsea services in the Greater North Sea.

“Further, the new construction vessel Edda Freya, arriving in our fleet in 2Q16 has been specially designed for multiple types of subsea operations, and hence prove very cost efficient for subject scope”, he added.

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