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Kongsberg Wins Systems Contract for Petrofac Vessel

The vessel will be built in China

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30/01/2014 12:04
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Kongsberg reported Thursday that has won a deal to supply and integrate the new Petrofac JSD 6000 deepwater derrick lay vessel with electrical, telecoms and control systems. The contract has a value of more than $37 million (NOK 230 million).
The vessel will be built in China by Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industry (ZPMC) for Petrofac UK. The electrical, telecoms and control systems contract was awarded to Kongsberg by ZPMC.
"This is a milestone contract for Kongsberg Maritime Engineering, and one of the most extensive 'full picture' contracts that Kongsberg Maritime has secured to date," Kongsberg Maritime President Geir Håøy said in a statement. 
"Our approach of acting as a single supplier for all aspects of maritime vessel  technology combined with being close to the customer in all major shipbuilding regions positions us as a  natural partner for large integrated projects and we  are proud to have been chosen to play such an  important part in the development of Petrofac UK's new unit."

Kongsberg reported Thursday that has won a deal to supply and integrate the new Petrofac JSD 6000 deepwater derrick lay vessel with electrical, telecoms and control systems. The contract has a value of more than $37 million (NOK 230 million). The vessel will be built in China by Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industry (ZPMC) for Petrofac UK. The electrical, telecoms and control systems contract was awarded to Kongsberg by ZPMC.


"This is a milestone contract for Kongsberg Maritime Engineering, and one of the most extensive 'full picture' contracts that Kongsberg Maritime has secured to date," Kongsberg Maritime President Geir Håøy said in a statement. 


"Our approach of acting as a single supplier for all aspects of maritime vessel  technology combined with being close to the customer in all major shipbuilding regions positions us as a  natural partner for large integrated projects and we  are proud to have been chosen to play such an  important part in the development of Petrofac UK's new unit."

 

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