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December 19, 2013 · about 13 years ago

SeaBird’s Aquila Explorer Wins 2D Contract

SeaBird Exploration Plc announces that the Aquila Explorer has been awarded a 2D contract in the Far East region. The contract has an estimated duration of about 60 days and an estimated value of approximately USD 8 million. Startup is expected early January 2014. [mappress] Press Release, December

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SeaBird Exploration Plc announces that the Aquila Explorer has been awarded a 2D contract in the Far East region.

The contract has an estimated duration of about 60 days and an estimated value of approximately USD 8 million. Startup is expected early January 2014.

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Press Release, December 19, 2013

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