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Aqualis helps move giant jackup

OE Staff
Monday, August 1, 2016

Marine and offshore engineering consultancy Aqualis ƶijϻ has been contracted by Noble Corporation to oversee the load-on, transportation and load-off operations of the first journey of new build jackup rig Noble Lloyd Noble.

Aqualis ƶijϻ’s scope of work includes providing marine warranty services for the load-on, transportation and load-off operation of the giant jack-up. Aqualis ƶijϻ will ride with the ship for the first leg of the journey from Singapore to Port Elizabeth, South Africa. 

The rig’s ultimate destination is Statoil’s Mariner field development in the UK sector of the North Sea. Contract value is undisclosed. 

Noble Lloyd Noble, which Sembcorp Marine has built for Noble Corporation, is according to Sembcorp Marine the world’s largest jackup rig. It is based on the GustoMSC CJ70 design as well as Statoil’s Category J specifications. The rig has an operational air gap of 69m and is capable of operating in a water depth of up to 150m (500ft) in harsh environmental conditions. It boasts a maximum total drilling depth capacity of 10,000m (approximately 33,000ft).

Aqualis ƶijϻ’s Singapore office will provide the marine warranty services for the rig move.

Categories: Drilling Rigs Jackup

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