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Home›Fossil Energy›Seadrill Bags Two New Contracts for its Jackup Rigs in Vietnam and Trinidad
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March 28, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Seadrill Bags Two New Contracts for its Jackup Rigs in Vietnam and Trinidad

Seadrill has been awarded two new contracts by BHP Billiton Petroleum for Offshore Vigilant in Trinidad and Offshore Resolute in Vietnam. The three well drilling assignment for Offshore Vigilant is expected to take 150 days, and the contract value is approximately US$20 million. The two well assignm

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Seadrill has been awarded two new contracts by BHP Billiton Petroleum for Offshore Vigilant in Trinidad and Offshore Resolute in Vietnam.

The three well drilling assignment for Offshore Vigilant is expected to take 150 days, and the contract value is approximately US$20 million. The two well assignment for Offshore Resolute is expected to take 90 days, and the contract value is approximately US$11 million.

Commencement of operations under the new contract for Offshore Vigilant is scheduled for the third quarter 2011, in direct continuation of existing contract and mid May 2011 for Offshore Resolute. The contract for Offshore Vigilant includes options for an additional four wells with anticipated duration of 200 days.

Alf C Thorkildsen, Chief Executive Officer in Seadrill Management AS, says, “This is Seadrill’s first assignment for BHP. We consider this as an excellent opportunity to develop a strong relationship with BHP, one of the world’s largest natural resource companies. Representing a total contract value of US$31 million, the two assignments improve the earnings visibility for our jack-ups in 2011 at market rates.”

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Source:Seadrill, March 28, 2011;

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