Expro awarded multi-million dollar contract in India

Times News Service

MUSCAT: Leading international oilfield services company, Expro, has been awarded a multimillion dollar contract for Hindustan Oil Exploration Company (HOEC) in Mumbai, India.

The seven-year contract will include the build, maintenance and operation of a production handling facility on a Mobile Offshore Production Unit (MOPU) as well as all topside processing equipment.

The bespoke build will be fast tracked with a scheduled delivery of eight months. The MOPU will produce oil and gas from the B-80 field located offshore India.

Strong track record

Mrinal Vohra, Expro’s Region Vice President of Asia Pacific, said: “The award of this contract, coupled with our strong track record of operational performance and delivery to date, further enhances our long-standing relationship with Hindustan Oil Exploration Company and we look forward to maintaining these high standards as we move into our new contract with them.”

“Providing bespoke, fast track solutions to our clients, along with our extensive knowledge of operations in Asia, allows us to be ideally positioned to deliver the technical and operational requirements for major contracts in this region,” Vohra added.

P Elango, Managing Director for HOEC, said: “HOEC is delighted to partner with Expro to build, operate and maintain the oil and gas processing plant, which will be part of the Mobile Offshore Production Unit that will produce the first oil from B-80 Field located in Western Offshore.”

“This follows the recent success of a modular gas processing plant that Expro built, installed, commissioned and currently maintains for HOEC in the Dirok gas field in Assam, north east of India. The plant recently achieved a milestone of 365 days without any down time or lost time incident (LTI),” Elango added.

Expro is the market-leading provider of production, well testing and appraisal services globally. Headquartered in the UK, the company’s global well test operations are run from Great Yarmouth and Aberdeen (UK), alongside regional hubs in North and Latin America, Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, the Middle East and North Africa (Mena).