Wood Group Mustang has completed engineering services for the two Marine Well Containment Company (MWCC) vessels that can be deployed in the event of a deepwater well control incident in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, Wood Group Mustang said in a news release.
Services provided included the follow-on design engineering, on-site engineering, integration and testing of systems and components from multiple vendors, field engineering support and management of U.S. regulatory review, the release said. Other work, including spares procurement, is ongoing.
In the event of a deepwater incident, if required, the modular capture vessels (MCVs) will be outfitted with modularized processing equipment before being deployed to the incident site, Wood Group Mustang said in the release.
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