Fugro secures E&P support contracts in Trindad and the Gulf of Mexico

September 06, 2018
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With specialised geophysical, geotechnical and drill support services, Fugro is supporting BHP’s E&P operations in Trinidad and the Gulf of Mexico. Photo: Fugro.

HOUSTON -- Fugro has won three contracts with BHP Petroleum (Deepwater) Inc., which see the company delivering a range of specialist services to support exploration and production operations in Trinidad and Tobago and the Gulf of Mexico.

Within Trinidad’s Block 3(a) Fugro is providing geophysical and geotechnical services from dedicated vessels to support the development of Ruby field. From its deepwater survey vessel, Fugro Searcher, Fugro will conduct 3DHR seismic surveys, seabed clearance and shallow hazards surveys, a flowline corridor survey and a shallow geotechnical survey. For the geotechnical site investigations, the workscope includes drilling, laboratory analysis and engineering reporting.

To service a long-term contract, Fugro has installed its custom-designed FCV 3000 ROV equipment onboard Transocean’s ultra-deepwater drillship, Deepwater Invictus, for subsea ROV support at drilling campaigns in Trinidad and Tobago, the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, and Mexico. These operations commenced in June this year and continue until May 2020.

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