RDS Moves Office to Central London
Malcolm Ward, General Manager, RDS said: "In the last few months we have received a number of new contract awards for FEED (Front End Engineering Design) studies, including one from CPC Taiwan through Technip for a new fixed platform drilling facility, another for two new offshore platforms in Brazil, and another for a drilling facility to be installed on a new FPSO for MPF Corporation, Norway.
"These contract awards and other potential new international business in the pipeline, mean that there is a lot of movement of personnel between our London office and client offices overseas. Our new offices are much closer to the main railway/airport links, making it much more convenient for visiting clients and RDS personnel traveling to overseas offices.
"The quality of the work space, environment and location of the new premises also means we are in a better position to recruit high-caliber engineering staff to add to our existing engineering workforce as part of our growth plans."
RDS is a Division of KCA DEUTAG, a wholly owned subsidiary of Abbot Group plc. KCA DEUTAG is the leading offshore platform drilling contractor in the North Sea and the Caspian Region, and the leading western land drilling contractor in Russia and Libya. It is one of the largest international land drilling contractors outside the Americas, and a world leader in drilling rig design, engineering, construction and operation. KCA DEUTAG employs over 5,000 people and operates in over 20 countries.
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