The project is scheduled to start in fourth-quarter 2022, with an expected duration of four months, using the ZXPLR technology.
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Offshore staff
OSLO, Norway— With reference to the announcement made in early September 2020, Magseis Fairfield announced Aug. 24 that the conditional award has been converted into an award.
The project is scheduled to start in fourth-quarter 2022, with an expected duration of four months, using the ZXPLR technology.
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The ZXPLR hybrid node system is suitable for both deep and shallow water via either passive-rope or ROV deployment.
Magseis Fairfield CEOCarel Hooijkaas said, “We are delighted to see continued high demand for our services in Gulf of Mexico on the back of the local authorities approving new permits and letters of authorization. We have had a good dialogue with this repeat customer throughout the process, which has now resulted into this award.”
