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Home›Green Marine›Aker Kvaerner to be awarded subsea contract extension
Green Marine

May 17, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Aker Kvaerner to be awarded subsea contract extension

Aker Kvaerner has signed an agreement to deliver a deepwater subsea production system offshore West Africa. The value of the extension is approximately USD 90 million. The subsea trees will be manufactured and assembled at Aker Kvaerner’s world class Tranby facility in Norway and assembly of the con

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Aker Kvaerner has signed an agreement to deliver a deepwater subsea production system offshore West Africa. The value of the extension is approximately USD 90 million. The subsea trees will be manufactured and assembled at Aker Kvaerner’s world class Tranby facility in Norway and assembly of the controls components will be handled out of Aberdeen in the UK.

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