Statoil awards quarter hook-up contract to Sorco

A $25.8 million contract for hook-up of a new quarters module on Snorre A in the North Sea has been awarded by operator Statoil to Sorco.

Offshore staff

A $25.8 million contract for hook-up of a new quarters module on Snorre A in the North Sea has been awarded by operator Statoil to Sorco. Stavanger-based Sorco also will carry out necessary modification work on the platform.

Plans call for offshore work to start in the autumn. The module will be installed as a single unit by a heavy-lift vessel during the summer of 2007, and all hook-up work is due to be completed by the following October.

"We're pursuing an extensive program for further development of Snorre A," said Lars Christian Bacher, Statoil's senior vice president for the Tampen area. "This will extend the producing life of the field. Substantial oil and gas resources are still available in the Snorre area."

Leirvik Module Technology is building the module. It will contain a control room, cabins, and galley.

6/13/06

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