BP AWARDS EPCI contract to Subseea Integration Alliance for Trinidad Offshore Project

BP has granted an engineering, recruitment, construction and installation contract (EPCI) to Subseea Integration Alliance (SIA) for the Ginger Project Offshore Trinitat and Tobago project.

He was awarded under a recently established global framework agreement between BP and Sia Partners SLB Onesubsea and Subea7.

It is considered to be a “substantial” contract for Subseea7.

Sube7 Terms A contract as a substantial when it has a value of $ 150 million (£ 112.48 million) and $ 300 million.

Based on a story of collaboration, this agreement marks a change in a more integrated way of working: one that promotes optimization throughout the system through early participation and improved transparency.

It also introduces a new commercial model that aligns the incentives to all stakeholders, guaranteeing accelerated progress and the creation of sustained value throughout the duration of joint projects, said Subea7.

Subea7, Senior Vice President of the Gulf of Mexico, Craig Broussard, said: “This is a significant project for the region, and will benefit from decades of collaboration between BP, Subeea7 and SLB Onesubsea. Our combined experience and efforts focus on achieving the BP’s goal of the first gas in 2026.”

For the ginger project, Sube7 is commissioned to provide a bonding system installed for divers, a flexible flow of production and a related infrastructure.

The contribution of SLB Onesubsea includes the delivery of four standardized vertical monobore vertical trees and tube hangers, adapted for delivery and fast installation.

In addition, SLB ONESUBSEA will provide what is said to be the first group of high -integrity pressure protection system in the region, promising significant advances in environmental safety, efficiency and benefits.

The development of ginger is on the southeastern coast of Trinidad in the water depths of 90 m.

The project management and engineering activities will immediately begin at the Subseea7 office in Houston, Texas, with the operations outside the Margieh next year.

The CEO of Subseea Integration Alliance, Olivier Blaringhem, said: “ This is an exciting and important project for our new global framework with BP, which expands our collaboration EPCI in Trinidad and Tobago. Through the capacity and agility of our partners Subseea7 and SLB ONEUBSEA, we provide key assets and experience to create long -term value and provide the best possible cost of the project.

Recently Subea7 was awarded a contract To serve as a provider of technical services for Equinor for the project of the phase of the Northern Lights phase on the coast of Norway.