DOF Secures Contract Extension for the Skandi Vega Vessel with Multinational Equinor

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Published on 02/10/2020 at 14:13

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DOF Reported Yesterday That Equinor Intends to Extend the Contract Period From Six Months to Two Years

The Norwegian company DOF has secured an extension of the contract for one of its vessels with the oil multinational Equinor. DOF stated on Thursday that Equinor has declared an option to extend the contract period for the Skandi Veja vessel from six months to two years. Under this extension, the vessel will be secured until May 2022, DOF said.

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The Skandi Vega has been continuously working with Equinor since 2010. The previous six-month extension was agreed upon in October 2019.

DOF ASA’s CEO, Mons S. Aase, said: “DOF is very pleased to further strengthen the relationship with Equinor and secure a firm order book.”

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