France-based Total has awarded a $99 million contract to Cilegon-based fabricator, Gunanusa to replace living quarter’s structure, which will be deployed at the Yadana gas complex off Burma.
The company stated that the scope of the contract include fabrication, hook-up and commissioning of the living quarters topsides and a jacket to substitute the current structure, which is understood to be sinking off Burma.
It is estimated that the yard will start delivery in phases till the Q1 of 2014, while tenders were separately invited for the transportation and installation, which is expected to take place in two seasonal windows over the Q2 of 2013 and 2014.
The Yadana production complex includes two wellhead platforms, a production platform, a living quarter’s platform and a manifold compression platform.
In early 2000, commercial production was started, with output averaging 760 million cubic feet per day in 2007.
The company stated that the scope of the contract include fabrication, hook-up and commissioning of the living quarters topsides and a jacket to substitute the current structure, which is understood to be sinking off Burma.
It is estimated that the yard will start delivery in phases till the Q1 of 2014, while tenders were separately invited for the transportation and installation, which is expected to take place in two seasonal windows over the Q2 of 2013 and 2014.
The Yadana production complex includes two wellhead platforms, a production platform, a living quarter’s platform and a manifold compression platform.
In early 2000, commercial production was started, with output averaging 760 million cubic feet per day in 2007.