American Multinational Secures Contract for Offshore Projects in Brazil's Pre-Salt

American Multinational Secures Contract for Offshore Projects in Brazil’s Pre-Salt

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Published on 15/10/2020 at 15:13

Profissional offshore da Seabed Geosolutions/Imagem: Divulgação

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Seabed Geosolutions Ensures Offshore Research Work in the Brazilian Pre-Salt and Will Undertake Projects in Water Depths of Over 2,200m

The multinational Seabed Geosolutions won a contract to conduct a 4D baseline survey of the Ocean Bottom Node (OBN) type and a future 4D survey in the deep waters of the pre-salt in Brazil. The project will be conducted offshore at water depths of over 2,200m.

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Seabed Geosolutions reported that the baseline survey is scheduled to start in the second quarter of next year in the pre-salt. According to the company, the total combined duration of the two offshore surveys would take approximately eight months.

The CEO of Seabed Geosolutions, Stephan Midenet, said: “We are very pleased to receive another high-profile OBN project in deep waters in Brazil. We are honored by the renewed trust expressed by our clients in what will be our sixth project in Brazil, a central OBN market.”

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About Seabed Geosolutions

Company formed by the joint venture (JV) between Fugro and CGG, Seabed Geosolutions is a provider of ocean bottom seismic (OBS) solutions for the global oil and gas industry.

Using technologies that enhance efficiency, our experienced teams work with you to meet your exploration, appraisal, and development goals. We offer an integrated project management approach combined with innovative receiver deployment methods at offshore depths of up to 3,000 meters of water depth, as found in the pre-salt of our country.

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Seabed Geosolutions Ensures Offshore Research Work in the Brazilian Pre-Salt and Will Undertake Projects in Water Depths of Over 2,200m

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