SEA has successfully completed the COMPERJ pipeline post-trenching project. The Client was Azevedo & Travassos, a very important Brazilian Construction Company, and the operations were carried-out in November 2015. The trenching activities were performed along 3.062m of a 26” pipeline (along concreted and non-concreted sections) and the average trench depth was 1,25m TOP. SEA used [...]
SEA has been awarded the post-trenching works for the Rota Cabiunas 1 project, by SAIPEM DO BRASIL SERVIÇOS DE PETRÓLEO LTDA. The scope is to bury 3.903m of a 24” gas line to 1.1m BOP. DP2 vessel Iskatel-2, which was recently mobilized from Italy, will support operations in Brazil.
SEA is pleased to attach the Certificate of Completion in our PROJECT OVERVIEW page, signed by Bumi Armada Caspian LLC and confirming performance and execution of the entire Service Contract to Client’s complete satisfaction.
SEA has been awarded the Comperj project post-trenching works by Azevedo & Travassos. The scope is to bury 2,860m of a 26” pipeline to 1m TOP. SEA has mobilized the DP2 Vessel Iskatel-2 from Italy to Brazil, in order to support operations.
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The following reports the Unconfined Compressive Strength values that SEA encountered on the Azeri project (Client - McDermott) when trenching through rock. Download report
At the end of 2007, SEA was awarded trenching works in Tunisia by a new Client – Petrofac. The work consists of post-trenching an 8” pipeline once a large number of free span corrections have been performed. The seabed is characterized by the presents of Posidonia.
On 06th March 2009 SEA Brasil was awarded by GDK the Post-trenching Works in Guanabara Bay, on an 8" and 12" pipeline.
SEA has been awarded post-trenching works by Global Industries Offshore. The ESS 164 Project in Camarupim consists of trenching a 24” pipeline for approx. 13.000m. The work area is Espirito Santo – Brazil. The start of trenching works is planned for July 2008.
The post trenching works were completed with Customer satisfaction on 30 March 2009