Offshore Republic of Congo, Mer Profonde Sud Block
Landmark: First Drilling FPSO
Project Overview
- Contract Award: 2007
- Sales: Houston, Texas
- Fabrication: Houston, Texas
- Service Base: Point Noire, Congo
- Host Type: FDPSO
- Contract Type: Fixed Price
Project Characteristics
- No. Trees: 10
- Water Depth: 1,400 m (4,600 ft)
- Tree Type: EVDT
- Tree Pressure: 10,000 psi
- Tree Bore Size: 5"x2"
- Hydrocarbon: Oil
Project Ownership
- Murphy West Africa 50%
- PA Resources 35%
- SNPC 15%
Scope of Work
- Ten (10) Enhanced Vertical Deepwater Trees (EVDT)
- Related Slimbore Wellheads
- Control Systems
- One (1) 10-slot Manifold
- Gooseneck connectors
- Multi-Phase Pump free issued items (hubs, funnels and pressure caps)
- Rental Tools and spares
- Project Management, Engineering, QA/HSE, and Offshore Support
Comments
Murphy’s Mer Profonde Sud Azurite field development, located in 1,400 m (4,600 ft) of water and approximately 80 nautical miles off shore of Republic of Congo. The project consists of a subsea drill center producing back to the world’s first spread-moored floating drilling, production, and off loading vessel (FDPSO). Development well drilling and all subsequent work will be performed via a compact rig located on the FDPSO. Product will be off loaded via conventional tanker moored in tandem, and associated gas will be utilized for fuel.