Harbour awards Stork North Sea maintenance contract

Harbour Energy has awarded Fluor Corp. subsidiary Stork a five-year contract, plus five one-year extension options, to provide asset integrity services in the UK North Sea.
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May 30, 2023
Courtesy Fluor Corp.
Stork, a Fluor company, has been awarded a five-year contract, plus five one-year extension options with London-based Harbour Energy. The contract extends Stork’s asset integrity services in the North Sea on Harbour Energy’s Armada (pictured), Everest, Lomond and Erskine (AELE) hub, and also extends services to Solan, the J-Area and the Great Britannia Area. (Photo: Business Wire)
Stork, a Fluor company, has been awarded a five-year contract, plus five one-year extension options with London-based Harbour Energy. The contract extends Stork’s asset integrity services in the North Sea on Harbour Energy’s Armada (pictured), Everest, Lomond and Erskine (AELE) hub, and also extends services to Solan, the J-Area and the Great Britannia Area. (Photo: Business Wire)

Offshore staff

ABERDEEN, UK — Harbour Energy has awarded Fluor Corp. subsidiary Stork a five-year contract, plus five one-year extension options, to provide asset integrity services in the UK North Sea.

These relate to Harbour’s Armada, Everest, Lomond and Erskine (AELE) platform complexes, the J-Area and the Greater Britannia Area, and Solan west of Shetland.

Stork’s scope covers asset integrity planning, inspection, fabric maintenance, access solutions, hot bolting and composite repair applications, and provision of deck crew services across the AELE hub.

05.30.2023

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