Cortez Subsea Nets 5-Year Subsea Inspection Contract with Repsol in Malaysia

Wednesday, June 24, 2020

Subsea services firm Cortez Subsea has won a contract with Repsol to provide a subsea inspection management system (SIMS) offshore Malaysia.

The UK-based company said the five-year contract was worth a six-figure sum. 

Cortez Subsea will deliver its services from the company’s office in Kuala Lumpur in partnership with its sister company MCS.

General Manager of Cortez Subsea in Malaysia, Murray Ross, will lead on the project. He said: “We’re delighted to have this opportunity to present our inspection technology and services to Repsol.”

He said: "Despite the current conditions the energy sector is facing we are making great strides in the global inspection market and celebrating successes."

Categories: Energy Subsea Industry News Activity Asia Inspection & Repair & Maintenance Malaysia

Related Stories

JERA Takes Delivery of First LNG Cargo from Australia's Barossa Gas Project

TGS Books 3D Streamer Seismic Job in Africa and Middle East region

Petronas Signs 20-Year LNG Supply Deal with Japan's JERA

Oil Prices Slide as Israel-Iran Suspend Strikes

Aramco Picks McDermott for Energy Projects in Saudi Arabia

BP Launches Gas Production at Azerbaijan’s Giant ACG Field

Wood Secures Subsea Design Scope on QatarEnergy’s Bul Hanine Redevelopment

Indonesia’s Mako Gas Project on Track for First Gas in 2027

Jadestone Secures Gas Sales Deal for Fields Offshore Vietnam

Pertamina Unit to Operate Indonesia’s Lavender Block under 30-Year PSC

Current News

Gulf Marine Services Restarts Ops of Evacuated Gulf Vessels

Japan’s Shipping Industry Awaits Clarifications on Hormuz Reopening

Oil Slumps as US-Iran Reach Initial Peace Deal to Reopen Strait of Hormuz

JERA Takes Delivery of First LNG Cargo from Australia's Barossa Gas Project

Inpex’s Ichthys LNG Strike Persists as Fair Work Hearing Gets Postponed

Oil Falls More Than 2% as US-Iran Tensions Ease

TGS Books 3D Streamer Seismic Job in Africa and Middle East region

Hormuz Reopening Could Trigger OPEC’s Next Big Challenge

EnQuest to Buy Malaysia Offshore Interests in $833M Deal

Oil Holds Steady as Markets Assess Renewed US-Iran Hostilities

Subscribe for AOG Digital E‑News

AOG Digital E-News is the subsea industry's largest circulation and most authoritative ENews Service, delivered to your Email three times per week

https://accounts.newwavemedia.com