Bibby Offshore Scores Total Gig (UK)

Bibby Offshore, a provider of subsea installation and inspection, repair and maintenance (IRM) services to the offshore oil and gas industry, has today announced a multi-million pound contract award by Total E&P UK Limited for services in the UKCS.

The project, including associated project management and engineering, will be carried out on the Ellon and Grant field, located 270 miles north-east of Aberdeen and in water depths of up to 135 meters.

The scopes will see Total utilise two of Bibby Offshore’s vessels, the dive-support vessel (DSV) Bibby Polaris and the construction support vessel (CSV) Olympic Ares, to deliver the services between July and September 2015.

This is the latest of a series of subsea services that Bibby Offshore has undertaken for Total in the North Sea since 2003, the company said.

Barry MacLeod, Managing Director - UKCS, commented: “We are delighted to be working with Total again to support their operations in the North Sea. Our longstanding relationship of over 10 years is a demonstration of our ability to consistently and successfully deliver complex and challenging projects for our clients.”

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