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Subsea 7 chronicles ROV hires

Published Jul 16, 2007

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Year-and-half-old Subsea 7 offshoot i-Tech has snagged four new contracts worth a combined $30 million from Petrobras, Canadian Superior, Sonangol and Petro-Canada the company heralded Monday.

Petrobras gave i-Tech a four-year contract to provide underwater positioning services by remotely operated vehicle, or ROV, onboard a platform supply vessel off Brazil. A similar service was ordered by Canadian Superior offshore Trinidad and Tobago.

Year-long work came from Petro-Canada UK Ltd. for ROV and tooling services aboard a semi-submersible in the U.K. North Sea. Sonangol offshore Angola has asked for much the same work.

 

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