iSURVEY Nets Maersk Oil Contract in Denmark

Andrew McMurtrie

iSURVEY has been awarded a four-year survey and positioning contract by Maersk Oil.

The contract which started in March 2017, has the option to extend by one 12-month period.

Under the contract iSURVEY will support Maersk Oil Danish Business Unit with rig move operations in the Danish sector of the North Sea.

The contract may also involve the mobilization and demobilization of a rig outside the Danish sector, as well as potential rig positioning services over a subsea well.

Andrew McMurtrie, managing director of iSURVEY Offshore said: “Securing this contract is of significant importance to iSURVEY, returning us to the position of preferred supplier as the nominated first caller contract for the next four years.

“Whilst activity will depend on the level of drilling taking place, Maersk Oil Danish Business Unit utilize a number of jack-up rigs in the Danish sector so we expect this to be a productive contract.”

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