KOIL Energy to Deliver Subsea Distribution System for US Oil Firm
U.S subsea equipment and services provider for oil and gas sector KOIL Energy has secured a contract to supply a subsea distribution system for a deepwater project in the Gulf of America.KOIL Energy will manufacture the subsea umbilical termination assemblies (SUTAs), hydraulic distribution manifolds (HDMs), steel tube flying leads (STFLs), mudmat structures, and ancillary hardware for a subsea tieback project.The company’s service team will integrate and test the system, incorporating its manufactured equipment alongside equipment from other leading subsea suppliers. This system will tie back
Subsea7 Answers Chevron’s Call for Work at Gas Field off Australia
Subsea7 has secured a contract from Chevron Australia for subsea installation work on the Gorgon Stage 3 (GS3) project, offshore Australia.Subsea7’s scope of work includes project management, engineering, procurement, fabrication, transportation, installation and pre-commissioning of subsea equipment and associated infrastructure at GS3, at 1,350m water depth.Project management and engineering work will start immediately, with offshore operations are expected in 2028.Subsea7 did not reveal the exact value of the contract, but the company deemed it substantial, meaning its value is between
KOIL Energy to Supply Subsea Equipment for Gulf of America Project
U.S subsea equipment and services provider for oil and gas sector KOIL Energy has secured a contract to deliver subsea distribution equipment for a project in the Gulf of America.As part of the contract, KOIL Energy will supply six Steel Tube Flying Leads (subsea umbilical) and associated equipment, designed to control the subsea field operated by an international operator.The subsea distribution system will tie in additional wells to the existing infrastructure, the company said, adding that its customer is a Houston-based subsea engineering contractor.The scope of work for this project includes
AKOFS Offshore Inks $246M Vessel Deal with Petrobras
Norway-based subsea well intervention and installation services company AKOFS Offshore has signed a firm contract with Petrobras, for its subsea equipment support vessel AKOFS Santos, which will continue to operate offshore Brazil.Following a competitive tender process, the vessel will continue to perform services as a multi-purpose supply vessel (MPSV) for Petrobras in Brazil under a new contract.The contract has a duration of four years, with operations expected to start in January 2027, following the expiry of the current contract and necessary preparations for the new engagement.The 121-meter-long
Guyana’s First: Saipem Builds Complex Subsea Structure for ExxonMobil’s Uaru Field
in Guyana, set for deployment at ExxonMobil’s Uaru field, marking a key milestone in the development of the country's industrial capabilities in the subsea sector.This is the Pipeline End Termination (PLET), a terminal structure installed at the end of a subsea pipeline to connect other subsea equipment or facilities.The PLET will be part of the subsea system that will transport gas from the FPSO vessel deployed at the Uaru field to be re-injected into the reservoir, at approximately 2,000 meters of water depth, thus avoiding the release of Green House Gases into the atmosphere.The structure
Baker Hughes to Supply Up to 50 Subsea Trees for Petrobras' Brazil Fields
Hughes will manufacture Petrobras’ pre-salt standard subsea trees, as well as subsea distribution units, in-line tees and vertical connection systems, to enable safe, reliable and efficient production on the seafloor.In addition, topside control cabinets will provide monitoring and control of subsea equipment from floating production storage and offloading vessels.The project will start procurement and manufacturing in the third quarter of 2025.“Baker Hughes has a history of innovation and operational excellence throughout our decades of collaboration with Petrobras.“This agreement opens
RTS Acquires Scottish ROV Robotics and Tooling Specialist
the subsea industry Rental Technology & Services (RTS) has acquired J1W, an Aberdeen-based specialist in remotely operated vehicle (ROV) robotics and tooling.This strategic move is part of RTS’s ongoing expansion plans and further strengthens the company’s position as a provider of subsea equipment and services.With the acquisition, RTS continues to invest in innovation and the development of a new tooling workshops with a significant increase in its fleet of subsea rental tools and robotic arms.As part of the integration, J1W will formally relocate to the new RTS’ facilities in
Applied Acoustics Partners with STR to Enhance Positioning Technology
applied acoustics has partnered with subsea equipment rental specialist, STR, to enhance their USBL capabilities by adding applied acoustics Pyxis INS + USBL systems to STR's inventory.The Pyxis INS + USBL system is a fully integrated positioning solution that combines applied acoustics' advanced and USBL technology with a leading inertial navigation system (INS). This calibration-free USBL system generates subsea tracking data. With common interrogation frequencies, MiQ data telemetry and the ability to track 16 targets, the Pyxis system is ideal for a wide range of offshore applications
Fugro Nets Two Multi-Year Contracts to Support Brazil’s Deepwater Oil Push
to support deepwater exploration activities in Campos Basin and the emerging Equatorial Margin, two of Brazil’s most strategically important regions.Fugro’s work will involve deploying advanced remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) aboard Constellation-managed vessels to carry out subsea equipment inspections, interventions and a range of observation and survey activities.The first campaign will begin this quarter in the Campos Basin on board the vessel Tidal Action, followed by a second deployment in early 2026 in the Equatorial Margin on board the Amaralina Star.Fugro will outfit both
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