KOIL Energy secures contract for subsea umbilical system installation in West Africa
U.S. subsea equipment and services provider KOIL Energy has secured a contract from an international oil company to perform load out, transit, installation monitoring, and pre-commissioning services for an offshore development in West Africa. The scope includes engineering, project management, and personnel for the installation and pre-commissioning of multiple subsea umbilical systems tied back to an existing deepwater field. Mobilization for the project is scheduled for the second half of 2026.
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- Contract announced for March 12, 2026, with mobilization in H2 2026.
- Focus on multiple subsea umbilical systems for an existing deepwater field.
- Financial terms for the supply agreement remain undisclosed.
- U.S.-based KOIL Energy secures offshore work in West Africa.
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The scope of work includes engineering, project management, onshore and offshore support personnel, and specialized rental equipment, for load out, transit, installation monitoring, and pre-commissioning services. Mobilization for the project is scheduled for the second half of 2026. The services are for multiple subsea umbilical systems to be tied back to an existing deepwater field.
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