Aker BP Oil Company Awarded An Underwater Inspection And Light Intervention Contract To Independent ROV Operator IKM Subsea.
IKM reported on Monday that Aker BP granted the company an ad-hoc agreement for light IMR services on the Norwegian continental shelf. The ROV operator added that the contract duration was three years with an additional six years if an extension is needed. IKM Subsea will provide onshore project management, engineering, tool preparation, and offshore operations using its Merlin ROV fleet.
Hans Fjellanger, Business Development Director at IKM Subsea, said: “We are humbled and proud of the fact that another major oil and gas company in the North Sea recognizes the growth and development that IKM Subsea has had over the past few years. IKM is pleased to continue the strong relationship with Aker BP, adding one more line of service to our confidence.”
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To recall, the last time IKM Subsea was mentioned was about a service contract awarded by Equinor to work on the development of Johan Sverdrup, Norway in May. It was then stated that the contract with Equinor on the Johan Sverdrup drilling platform in the North Sea would start in the third quarter of 2018.

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