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Home›Subsea›Technip to Supply Umbilicals for Egina Field in Nigeria
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July 4, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Technip to Supply Umbilicals for Egina Field in Nigeria

Technip announces that its wholly-owned subsidiary DUCO Ltd was awarded an important contract by Total Upstream Nigeria Ltd to supply umbilicals to the Egina field offshore Nigeria. This field is situated within the Oil Mining Lease 130, approximately 200 kilometers from Port Harcourt, at water dept

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Technip announces that its wholly-owned subsidiary DUCO Ltd was awarded an important contract by Total Upstream Nigeria Ltd to supply umbilicals to the Egina field offshore Nigeria. This field is situated within the Oil Mining Lease 130, approximately 200 kilometers from Port Harcourt, at water depths ranging from 1,150 to 1,750 meters.

The contract covers Project Management, Engineering and Manufacture of about 76 kilometers of steel tube umbilicals including production, water injection and subsea isolation valve (SSIV) umbilicals.

As part of project execution activities, significant amounts of project management (80%) and engineering (30%) will be carried out locally in Nigeria. The umbilicals will be manufactured in their entirety at DUCO’s facility in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom. The project is scheduled for delivery in 2016.

Jean-Louis Rostaing, Managing Director of DUCO , declared: “This award is recognition of the quality and performance of the umbilicals provided by Technip as well as our ability to continuously innovate to better answer our clients’ needs. We are proud to have been awarded this contract, notably thanks to our strong relationship with the client and our ability to contribute to Nigerian content development.”

[mappress] Press Release, July 04, 2013

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