Prosafe is set to provide a Safe Zephyrus semi-submersible accommodation vessel for Phase I of Statoil Petroleum’s Johan Sverdrup hook-up and commissioning project, located in the Norwegian sector of the North Sea.
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The Safe Zephyrus vessel with 450 beds can operate through high gangway connectivity in adverse weather conditions.
Statoil has a number of options in terms of contract length, and will make its nomination in early August this year.
The company will pay between $51m and $53m to Prosafe for the Safe Zephyrus vessel.
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The contract includes fuel and mobilisation, as well as demobilisation depending on the period.
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By GlobalDataProsafe CEO Jesper Kragh Andresen said: “Prosafe regard this contract award as a significant milestone and we are ready to deliver the highest quality of vessel and service.
“Statoil is a key client and this was a very important contract for the company to win and we anticipate that this will position the Safe Zephyrus well for any additional work at the Johan Sverdrup development.”
Prosafe expects that the contract will provide a longevity of operations for the Safe Zephyrus in addition to generating a firm cash flow in the market.
Statoil selected Prosafe on the basis of its safe operations, the competence of Safe Zephyrus and the commercial proposal offered.
Image: Safe Zephyrus semi-submersible accommodation vessel. Photo: ©Prosafe.
