Technip ROV Contract21/07/2008 |
| Perry Slingsby Systems has secured a contract to supply a workclass ROV system and equipment to Technip. The agreement will see PSS deliver a Triton XL47 system, Dynacon winch, surface power and control equipment and surface control van in December 2008 for use in oil and gas offshore construction and installation projects in Brazil. |
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PSSI chief operating officer Bruce Lokay said: "With over 45 systems delivered and a proven history in reliability and efficiency, the Triton XL is the world's most successful advanced workclass ROV and I am delighted that Technip have selected PSS as the solution to their ROV requirements.
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