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Marine geophysical company Polarcus has been awarded a contract for a 4D marine seismic acquisition project offshore West Africa.
According to the company’s Oslo filing, the project will start in the second quarter of 2017 and will run for approximately one month.
Polarcus did not disclose the client, nor the commercial terms of the agreement between the parties.
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