Aker Solutions has announced that it has been awarded an engineering, procurement and construction contract by Dong E&P Norge to deliver a complete subsea production system to the operator’s Trym field. Contract value is approximately NOK400 million.
According to the company, scope of work includes engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of two subsea well sets, including trees, controls, wellheads and tie-in system, a four, slot template with manifold, 6km of steel tube umbilicals, a high pressure riser, tools and lifecycle services.
The subsea well sets for the Trym field will be from Aker Solutions’s RapidSolution program, which is a pre-configured system with a stocking program that aims to provide a well set within a fraction of the traditional system lead times.
It said that, the Trym field is located in the Norwegian sector just north of the Norwegian-Danish North Sea border, approximately 300km southwest of Kristiansand, Norway. The field’s water depth is approximately 65m. The subsea production system will be tied back to the Maersk-operated Harald platform in the Danish sector, 6km south of the subsea field.
The project will be managed out of Aker Solutions’s headquarters in Oslo. The majority of the subsea equipment will be manufactured at Aker Solutions’s Norwegian facilities such as Tranby (subsea trees), Moss (umbilicals) and Egersund (template and manifold), said the company.
