iSURVEY celebrates contract awards for Singapore division
SINGAPORE -- iSURVEY Group, a provider of survey and positioning services to the global oil and gas, telecommunications and offshore renewable energy sectors, has marked a positive start to 2015 with significant contract wins for its Singapore division.
iSURVEY Pte Ltd, Singapore, which was launched in 2012, was recently awarded a marine construction contract in the Asia Pacific region by Solstad Offshore. This work will see iSURVEY provide positioning and survey support for Solstad Offshore’s 2015 platform installation program in Thailand, on board the DLB Norce Endeavour, and is expected to run for around 120 days.
iSURVEY Singapore has experienced significant success over the past two years, which includes a framework agreement with a major international subsea construction/IRM contractor, which has been in place since 2013.
Further to this, iSURVEY has also been awarded a second major regional marine construction installation contract, covering rigid pipelines and platforms. As a result of this success, the Singapore division has expanded its regional base and doubled the number of Asian-based offshore personnel in the first three months of 2015.
iSURVEY Singapore has continued to build its experience in the region, carrying out deepwater installations at depths below 1,400 m, whilst also successfully completing projects in Malaysia, Thailand, Brunei, Tunisia, Turkey, Gabon and South Africa. This track record has resulted in iSURVEY Group becoming the regional survey and positioning contractor of choice for many global contractors.
“The first few months of 2015 are proving to be extremely positive for iSURVEY’s business in the Asia Pacific region. Our reputation as a leading provider of high quality and high specification positioning services continues to go from strength to strength as we move forward in 2015, in what is a challenging market place for many of our clients,” Bill Petrie, iSURVEY Singapore’s managing director, said.
iSURVEY Group is headquartered in Norway with a further base in Aberdeen, Scotland.
