Petronas Carigali Awards Icon Offshore Support Vessel Services Deal

Wednesday, May 10, 2023

Malaysian offshore vessel operator Icon Offshore has signed a contract with the oil company Petronas Carigali to provide an anchor handling tug vessel with crew and equipment for twenty-four-hour services. 

Icon Offshore said that the services would support and maintain drilling rigs, offshore installations, derrick barges, towing, and anchor job required by Petronas Carigali during its drilling and project activities. 

Icon Offshore received the first work order award on February 27, 2023, and started operations under the work order on April 18, 2023, as per vessel on-hire certificate for approximately 255 vessel days. Icon Offshore did not say which vessel exactly was hired by Petronas Carigali.

“I would like to thank [Petronas Carigali] for entrusting us with this award. This contract is a testament to [Icon Offshore's] proficiency, expertise, and capacity in fulfilling the needs and expectations of our clients with outstanding operational performance,” said Hadian Hashim, the Managing Director of Icon Offshore.

“With the recent contract awards secured and developments in the oil and gas sector, [Icon Offshore's] prospects remain positive. These contracts will contribute to our earnings and add to our excellent track record in the Offshore Support Vessel segment.”

The financial details of the contract with Petronas Carigali were not disclosed. Petronas will have the option to extend the contract by up to 60 days

Categories: Vessels Energy Industry News Activity Support Vessel Asia

Related Stories

BP Moves Indonesia CCUS Project Into Offshore Installation Phase

QatarEnergy Prolongs LNG Force Majeure, Charters Out Tankers

Chevron Enlists Velesto’s Jack-Up Rig for Drilling Job off Malaysia

ABL Gets Papua New Guinea FSO Job

Oil Rises on Dual Shipping Threat in Hormuz and Red Sea

Sunda Energy Applies for Exploration Permit Offshore New Zealand

Israel Steps Up Mediterranean Gas Search

Hormuz Reopening Risks Turning Oil Shortage Into Glut

Qatari LNG Carriers Re-Enter Hormuz as Traffic Through Strait Slumps

Post-War Gulf Faces Push for Alternative Export Routes

Current News

Serica Energy Agrees $194M Pharos Energy Acquisition

Oil Eases After Topping $100, Still Set for Weekly Rise

BP Moves Indonesia CCUS Project Into Offshore Installation Phase

Eni-Petronas JV Starts Indonesia-Bound FPSO Construction

QatarEnergy Prolongs LNG Force Majeure, Charters Out Tankers

Chevron Enlists Velesto’s Jack-Up Rig for Drilling Job off Malaysia

ABL Gets Papua New Guinea FSO Job

Energean Lifts Karish Fields FPSO Oil Processing Capacity

Oil Rises on Dual Shipping Threat in Hormuz and Red Sea

ADNOC Approves $6.2B Offshore Umm Shaif Gas Project

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