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Energy data provider TGS was awarded an ocean bottom node (OBN) data acquisition contract in North America, the company announced Aug. 20.
This four-month extension to an existing contract will build on existing operations, enhancing seismic data acquisition capabilities and “facilitating informed decision making,” TGS said.
“This extension to an existing program demonstrates the dynamic role that TGS plays in providing our clients with superior seismic data and our adaptable service delivery,” TGS CEO Kristian Johansen. “We are pleased to continue our efforts in North America and look forward to supporting our client’s needs with our advanced acquisition solutions.”
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