T12 Engineering delivers EPC contract for 60-tonne gravity-based subsea structure in Norway's oil and gas sector

Type: Supply Agreement · Technology: Oil Gas · Country: Norway · Announced: 2026-06-09

T12 Engineering completed the assembly and shipment of a 60-tonne gravity-based subsea structure under an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract for an independent Norwegian oil and gas operator. The structure, with a 59 square meter footprint, was engineered for long-term reliability in the Norwegian Sea and designed as a modular system for potential reuse across multiple subsea applications. Fabricated in collaboration with a partner, the project optimized manufacturability, material efficiency and cost control while meeting subsea deployment requirements. The structure departed from the Port of Immingham and will be installed in the Norwegian Sea to support mission-critical subsea equipment. The project was completed without any lost time injuries and will comply with the operator's quality assurance and health, safety and environmental requirements, as well as DNV and NORSOK standards.

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T12 Engineering delivered a 60-tonne gravity-based subsea structure to an independent Norwegian oil and gas operator under an engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract. The structure, with a 59 square meter footprint, was fabricated in collaboration with a partner and departed from the Port of Immingham. The project was completed without any lost time injuries and will comply with the operator's quality assurance and health, safety and environmental requirements, as well as DNV and NORSOK standards. The structure will be installed in the Norwegian Sea to support mission-critical subsea equipment. The deal was announced on 2026-06-09.

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