Aker Solutions has been awarded a letter of intent (LOI) by Statoil for the engineering, procurement and construction of a subsea production system for the Fossekall-Dompap project on the Norwegian continental shelf.
Aker Solutions estimates the contract value to be approximately NOK 1 billion.
Scope of work includes three template-manifold structures, 11 subsea trees, a control system and a tie-in system. The contract also contains several options for other field developments on the Norwegian continental shelf which Statoil may exercise.
“We are honoured to be so deeply involved in this innovative fast track project. Our goal is to deliver optimum standardised technologies in order to satisfy our customers’ requirements. We look forward to working with Statoil on these new frontiers, which offers further growth potential opportunities,” says Mads Andersen, executive vice president of Aker Solutions’ subsea business area.
Management, engineering and procurement of the subsea production system will be primarily performed at Aker Solutions’ headquarters in Oslo, Norway. Fabrication of the subsea trees will be completed at the Tranby manufacturing centre, Norway, production of the template-manifolds will be carried out at the Egersund yard,Norway, and the control system from Aberdeen, UK. Final deliveries will be made in Q2 2013.
Fossekall-Dompap is a fast track project located north of the Norne field, 200 kilometres west from Sandessjøen and occupies blocks 6608/10 and 6608/11 in a water depth of approximately 380 meters.
1 billion Norwegian kroner = 178.54900 million U.S. dollars
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Source:Aker Solutions,March 30, 2011;