Major Coup for IHC's Engineering Business17/03/2008 |
| A major contract to provide a fully integrated pipelay system for Technip's newbuild 194m pipelay vessel (NPV) has been awarded to IHC's Engineering Business (EB). |
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From design, incorporation of Technip equipment, through build, installation on the NPV, commissioning and sea trials EB will be providing an integrated solution. EB will develop the Technip concept to provide an innovative pipelay system which, married with other vessel characteristics, will give Technip a competitive advantage. Delivery is scheduled for 2010.
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