Aker BP has tapped Optime Subsea to provide a well access system and services on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) for the next two years, with extension options, according to a news release.
Optime Subsea said its Subsea Controls and Intervention Light System will be used as part of the long-term contract. The system will be deployed this spring on Aker BP’s Jette Field as part of plug and abandonment operations and at Skogul for its installation campaign, Optime Subsea said in the release.
The value of the contract was not disclosed.
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