Proserv Secures Decommissioning Work in North Sea

Oilfield services firm Proserv has secured three contracts, worth a combined value of more than $2.5 million, for decommissioning work in the Norwegian North Sea.

These awards build upon decommissioning successes for the company globally in recent months with around $8 million worth of work secured in Asia Pacific, the UK and Gulf of Mexico.

As part of the decommissioning workscopes, Proserv will provide abrasive cutting, diamond wire cutting, grout removal and dredging services.

“To date, we have cut over 300 wells globally in a variety of challenging conditions and environments, so our track record and the reliability of our equipment was a key factor in securing these awards,” Henrik Johnson, region president for Norway, said in a company statement.

“Another major attraction is the fact we can offer a wide range of integrated services all under one roof helping to cut costs, reduce complex supply chains and better manage risk through using a single source provider,” he added.



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