DNV GL, Statoil Ink Master Service Agreement

Kjell Eriksson DNV GL

DNV GL - Oil & Gas has been awarded a master service agreement with Statoil.

The contract includes a broad scope of studies on topics such as safety, platform technology, structural reanalysis and pipeline technology.

In addition, it offers hull and structural inspection services, the competent control of complex lifting equipment and software, maintenance and services for IT delivery.

“The signing of the MSA marks an ongoing commitment to DNV GL’s strategic customer relations with Statoil. We have supported Statoil through many challenges during the years of collaboration,” says DNV GL’s regional manager for Oil & Gas in Norway, Kjell Eriksson.

“Our key value contribution is striving to give advice, standards and processes that help our customers reduce their capex and opex spending while at the same time maintaining safety, integrity and reliability. We will deliver these services using data-smart solutions, creating cost efficiency for both Statoil and ourselves.”

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