Telford Offshore has secured a new topsides, subsea and accommodation support services contract from Protexa in the Gulf of Mexico.
The contract involves the deployment of Telford 31, a DP3 multi-purpose offshore construction vessel at the Bay of Campeche.
The project, located at a water depth of around 40m-70m, will use Telford 31 at Kab-C, PB-Litoral-T, PP-Maloob-B and D platforms situated in Pemex’s Litoral de Tabasco and Ku-Maloob-Zaap oilfields.
The contract started earlier this month and will continue until October this year.
Around 300 people will be accommodated onboard throughout the course of the project.
Telford Offshore chief operating officer Duncan MacPherson said: “We are very pleased for the repeated confidence of Protexa in our teams and in the versatility of our fleet of modern DP3 vessels.
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By GlobalData“They can each support multiple activities, focusing on high-capacity accommodation combined with lifting, fabrication and installation services. Through Protexa we are proud to serve Pemex on their most productive national oilfields.”
A part of the Telford Offshore DP3 accommodation and construction vessel fleet, Telford 31 has a 400t heave-compensated main crane, a heave-compensated gangway and 1,300m² of unobstructed deck space. Overall, it can accommodate 469 people.
Based in Dubai, Telford Offshore provides cost-effective construction and project management solutions for the oil and gas industry.
The company was established in February this year after it purchased four DP3 multi-purpose offshore construction vessels from Sea Trucks Group.
It aims to provide offshore services across the globe, focusing mainly in the regions of West Africa, South East Asia, the Middle East and Latin America.