Technip USA Extends Master Services Agreement26/01/2010 |
| UTEC Survey has been awarded a two-year extension to its existing Master Service Agreement (MSA) with engineering and construction company, Technip USA (Technip). UTEC will continue to provide an extensive range of survey services, including pre-lay surveys, pipelay support, cut-to-length calculations, as-laid and as-built surveys, acoustic spool piece metrology and onshore dimensional control surveys. |
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Offshore work will be conducted from the deepwater pipelay vessel Deep Blue, the deepwater construction vessel Deep Pioneer and other vessels as required.
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