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Thursday, September 1, 2011

Atwood Semisubs Win Apache Work in AU

- Atwood Semisubs Win Apache Work in AU

Thursday, September 01, 2011
Atwood Oceanics Inc.

Atwood Oceanics announced that one of its subsidiaries has been awarded two contracts by Apache Energy Ltd for work in Australia for the Atwood Eagle and the Atwood Falcon with durations of 18 months and 30 months, respectively. With these contracts, Atwood's total revenue backlog increases from approximately $990 million to $1.55 billion.

The Atwood Eagle is expected to commence its contract in July 2012 in direct continuation of its prior contract. The Atwood Falcon will undergo approximately 90 days of planned maintenance and contract preparation work prior to transiting to Australia to commence operations expected in May 2012. The firm contractual commitments for the Atwood Eagle and the Atwood Falcon are expected to extend to January 2014 and November 2014, respectively.

"We are very pleased to be providing deepwater drilling services to Apache with these two longer-term agreements," commented Rob Saltiel, Atwood President & CEO. "Atwood has been active in Australia for over 35 years, and we look forward to increasing our presence further in this growing and strategic market."

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Thursday, May 5, 2011

BME UK Announces West Africa Contract Win

BME UK Announces West Africa Contract Win

BME UK

BME UK on Wednesday announced a contract worth GBP500,000 for the provision of its Specialised Machinery And Reduced flow Technology (SMART) in West Africa.

The company which designs and manufactures engineering equipment for the construction, marine and oil and gas industries will deploy seven of its personnel from Aberdeen, to carry out the work in the Bonga Field in Nigeria. This landmark deal follows the award of two further contracts with Hunting Energy Services International Ltd and BIS Salamis, both of which will be delivered by BME's operations in Aberdeen.

Scot Borland, director of BME UK comments, "The contract win in West Africa has been achieved in conjunction with local our partner, GCA. The work on the Bonga Field will utilise our revolutionary SMART system, to undertake deep tank and vessel cleaning. We have specially designed this technology to deliver outstanding results while reducing the waste, which deep tank and vessel cleaning produces; in some cases the level of waste is reduced by as much as 80%.

"Seven people from Aberdeen will travel to Nigeria to install and operate the SMART equipment. Training provision also forms part of the contract scope and six West African nationals will receive on-site training."

Aberdeen based Hunting Energy Services International Ltd will also be using BME UK's SMART system. Scot continues, "We have been awarded a contract by energy services provider Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) Ltd. This will be fulfilled from our offices in Aberdeen and is for the provision of a containerised ultra high pressure jetting unit and associated training."
Additionally the company has been contracted to undertake activity for leading international industrial services firm, BIS Salamis with the award of an order for the provision of six vertical air receiver frames.

Scot continues, "The technologies we supply are designed to provide results of the highest quality whilst having the added benefit of producing lower amounts of waste. This is therefore better for the environment and helps companies to comply with waste minimisation program requirements. Customers using our SMART system also benefit from lower costs because the amount of contaminated waste products which need to be treated or disposed of is reduced.

"We have recently invested GBP750,000 in the launch of our Specialist Cleaning Services; these initial contract wins validate our decision to make this level of investment and mean that we are well on the way to achieving our target of doubling our turnover to GBP3.4 million."

BME UK designs and manufactures a range of equipment for the construction, marine, oil and gas and decommissioning sectors. This includes decontamination modules for the treatment and disposal of NORM, high pressure fluid pumps for on and offshore use, munchers, handling systems, pipe cleaning systems phosphate systems, heat exchanger and bundle cleaning equipment, as well as traditional spoolers, powerpacks, workshops.

From its headquarters in Aberdeen, BME UK also offers a 24/7 maintenance back up services for clients who own or operate their own water/fluid pumps/pipe handling and cleaning systems. BME's skilled engineers have a wealth of knowledge on a range of pumps and work in global locations. Specialised Cleaning Services, a division of BME UK, provides full bundle cleaning services including surface preparation, internal and external pipe cleaning, drain cleaning, vessel cleaning and shutdown, waste removal and decommissioning services for global operators.

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Friday, April 22, 2011

Technip Beams over Contract Win for Sunrise Energy Proj.

Technip Beams over Contract Win for Sunrise Energy Proj.

Friday, April 22, 2011
Technip

Technip's wholly-owned subsidiary, KTI Corporation, was awarded a purchase order by Snamprogetti Canada to design and supply ten Once Through Steam Generation (OTSG) units for the first phase of the Sunrise Energy Project. The OTSG units are an integral part of the Steam-Assisted Gravity Drainage (SAGD) process being applied at Sunrise for the extraction of bitumen.

Sunrise is a SAGD Oil Sands Project being constructed approximately 60 kilometers northeast of Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada and operated by Husky Energy. Upon completion of Phase 1 of the project, the facility is expected to produce approximately 60,000 barrels per day of bitumen.

Snamprogetti Canada is the prime contractor for engineering, procurement and construction of the Central Plant Facility for Sunrise Phase 1 where the OTSGs will be used.

KTI's engineering center in Houston, Texas will execute the OTSG contract. Final fabrication and assembly of the OTSGs will occur in Tofield, Alberta. Final delivery and completion of these units is scheduled for the second half of 2012.