Maersk to manage FSO mooring project offshore Cameroon
Sept. 2, 2021
Cameroon Oil Transportation Co. has contracted Maersk Supply Service for Phase 2 of a mooring system maintenance project on the FSO unit Kome-Kribi 1.
(Courtesy Maersk Supply Service)
The Maersk Inventor is an I-class subsea support vessel.
Offshore staff
COPENHAGEN, Denmark – Cameroon Oil Transportation Co. (COTCO) has contracted Maersk Supply Service for Phase 2 of a mooring system maintenance project on the FSO unit Kome-Kribi 1.
The project involves replacing two link arms on a yoke mooring system on the Kome-Kribi 1.
The contract comprises full project management, engineering, and the two-month offshore operations, which are scheduled to start in 4Q 2022. The offshore operations will require an I-class subsea support vessel from the company’s fleet, as well as two anchor handling tug supply vessels, which will be used for station keeping of the FSO.
During Phase 1, the company carried out the design, engineering, procurement, and installation of a temporary redundancy system.
