The field is located in water depths ranging from 1,330m to 1,825m. Under the contract, Technip will provide project management and engineering services as well as fabrication and installation of approximately 23km of pipe-in-pipe flowline.
Technip will also be responsible fabrication and installation of approximately 2km of Steel Catenary Riser (SCR); design, fabrication and installation of in-line sled, flowline end termination; and fabrication of jumper.
The contract scope also include pre-commissioning for the flowline and SCR system.s
Technip North America president Deanna Goodwin said: "Technip is delighted to continue its strong long-lasting relationship with Deep Gulf Energy and to bring and share its unique experience to this new project."
The project will be managed by Technip’s operating center in Houston, Texas, US.
The firm plans to develop the SCR and flowline system at its spoolbase in Mobile, Alabama, US.
Technip’s Deep Blue ultra-deepwater pipelay and subsea construction vessel will be used to carry out offshore installation work, which is scheduled to commence in the summer of 2016.
Planned to start production in the 4Q of 2016, the Odd Job field will be a single subsea well which is tied back to the Delta House semi-submersible floating production system.
