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DWCS RECORD Key Data Summary Projects 951 ROV Assisted 394 DWCS RECORD (June 2017) Key data Summary Projects 951 ROV assisted 394 Diver assisted 385 Surface 172 Platform removals 122 Platform Removals Back-up 6 Pipeline Removals 201 Pipeline Repairs 66 Contingency Projects 76 Number of Cuts 6261 Platforms 1746 Pipelines 1493 Multistrings/Casings 654 Chains/Shackles 196 Flexible and Special Pipelines 629 Drill strings 64 Risers/Guide posts 635 Wrecks & Various items 1106 Fat/Demo Tests 316 Cuts Offshore 5945 Cuts deeper than 1000m water depth 256 Cut surfaces and Time Steel (sqdm) 80795 Coating/Concrete (sqdm) 417435 Total cutting time (hours) 13637 Deepest EPRS Shell USA - 1,600m Deepest CUT Production Scorpion Subsea 6,5” Jumper GOM - 2,745m Deepest CUT Exploration Chevron Texaco 8" Drill pipe Nigeria - 2,434 m DWCS RECORD (June 2017) Projects details Year Assisted Water Customer Project by Depth m Location Details 2017 Diver 80 Boskalis/Bongkot Field/MMA Prestige Cutting of 18" Spool Siemen-Ge-Tennet/Boskalis/Offshore 2017 Diver 12 Germany/Dowlin/Constructor 106" Pile and Sleeves Cutting Technip France/Offshore 2017 ROV 765 Congo/Moho Nord/Deep Pioneer 6,625" Pipelines Cutting Moho Nord Dong Energy/Briggs Marine/East Irish Sea/West of Duddon Sands/Briggs 2017 Diver 25 Worrior 12" Cable Protection Cut Dong Energy/Seaway Heavy Lifting/Racebank/Walney Offshore 2017 Diver 50-80 Wind Farm Contingency 96” OD Pile Cutting and 84” OD Piles Cutting TOTAL/Technip/Moho Nord/Lewek 2017 ROV 705 Inspector 6" Pipeline Cutting Chevron Niugini Limited/Neptune/Lagifu Ridge, Kutubu, Papua New Guinea/Crest 2017 Diver 6 Odyssey II Cutting of 4,5" Common Link Chain Boskalis/Offshore Sassnitz/ 2016 Diver 40 Germany/EDT Protea 106" OD Pile Cuts CUEL/Chevron/Mermaid Subsea Services/Gulf of Thailand/Mermaid 2016 Diver 60 Commander (CMD) Cutting of Nominal Pipe Size (NPS) 8 Pipeline 23- CNRI/Heerema/Murchison 2016 ROV 112 Field/SSCV Thialf 2016 Offshore Campaign (Murchison Jacket) San Giorgio del 2016 Surface 10 Porto/Italia/Genova/Concordia Cutting of Protection Reinforced Plate 2016 Diver 30 Bluestream Offshore/Dutch Waters 30” OD Conductor Cut DPE/SBM Offshore/Fateh Field – 2016 Diver 45 Offshore Dubai 4" Studless Chain Cut ABB/Helix/Offshore Germany/Topaz 2016 ROV 40 Installer 4.8” OD DC Cables and 886" Fibre Bundle Cut BP/Subsea 7/Offshore North 2016 ROV 450 Sea/Kessog Field 11.75” XT Leg Cuts BP/Subsea 7/West of Shetland/MSV 2016 ROV 455 Normand Subsea R11 Riser Head Removal BP/Subsea 7/West of Shetland/MSV 2016 ROV 400 Normand Subsea F21-AG01 Flowline Jumper CNR/TEEKAY/NORTH 2016 Surface --- SEA/PETROJARL BANFF FPSO 4" Studless Chain Cuts CNR/Subsea7/Offshore Ninian 2016 Diver 9 South/Seven Osprey Conductor Guide Frame Cut T aqa/WeSubsea/Subsea 7/Harding 2016 ROV 110 Field North Sea Harding Loading System Replacement – North Sea Dong Energy/Seaway Heavy 2016 ROV 22 Lifting/Racebank Contingency Skirt Pile Cutting – Racebank Project Ithaca/DOF Subsea/Nigg bay/c- 2016 Diver 10 chariot Risers Cuts – Nigg Bay BP/SBM Offshore/North Sea/West of 2016 ROV 400 Shetland/Normand Installer 6" Chain Contingency Project 2016 Diver 4 Total/Technip/Congo/Moho Nord 40” Pipe Cuts Djeno MOHO NORD Wintershall/Subsea 7/Maria 2016 ROV 320 Field/Skandi Acergy 60” OD Pile Cutting Ithaca Energy/DOF Subsea/Athena 2016 ROV 132 Field, North Sea/Skandi Iceman Cutting anchor chains on STP Bouy. Statoil Canada/DOF/Offshore 2016 ROV 1200 Newfoundland Canada/Skandi 36” OD Wellhead Cut DWCS RECORD (June 2017) Projects details Year Assisted Water Customer Project by Depth m Location Details Achiever Shell/KD Marine LTD/Haewene Brim 2016 ROV 82 Pierce field North Sea/Island valiant 4,7" Mooring Chain Cuts Statoil/Technip Norge AS/Norne 2016 ROV 380 field/Skandi Africa SPO 30” OD Flange cut Statoil/Ocean Installer/Troll C-on board of Normand Vision/Normand 2016 Surface --- Vision 21” OD Flexible Risers cuts SBM Offshore/FPSO Offshore Brazil/Campos – RJ - Brasil/FPSO 2016 Diver 12 Marlim Sul 4,5" Chains Cuts BP/BP/Schieallion Field/PBLJ 2016 ROV 420 Transocean 8,625" Flowline Cut Statoil/Ocean Installer AS/Vigdis 2016 ROV 280 Field/Normand Mermaid 16,8" Flexible Cutting Project Total/Technip/Offshore Congo/Moho Trial Cut for 6" to 16" Contingency Pipe Cutting - Offshore 2016 ROV 742 Nord/Far Sleipner Congo Saipem/San Giorgio del Porto/Port of 2016 Diver --- Genoa/MN Concordia Cutting of Sponsom Connections Total/Sapura Acergy/Myanmar 2016 Diver 9-26 Yadana Field/Sapura 3000 Badamyar Project Buoyancy Tank Removal Statoil/Technip Norge AS/Gullfaks 2016 ROV 135 Field/North Sea Giant 13" - 21" Spool and Pipes Cuts - Template H-Bumper Cut Total E&PMyanmar/SapuraAcergy/Offshor 2016 ROV --- e Myanmar LCP Badamyar Development - Wet Bickle Contingency 2016 Diver 4 Total/Technip/Congo/Moho Nord 40" Pipes Cuts Djeno Moho Nord Congo Vattenfall Vindkraft AB/SSE/Baltic 2015 Diver 7 Sea/Yttre Stengrund Monopile Cutting Project Shell UK/Wood Group PSN/North 2015 Surface --- Sea/Brent Delta Platform Cutting of Various 30" Conductors Balfour Beatty International/Helix 2015 ROV 6 Canyon Offshore/North Sea 7" Three Core Submarine Cable Cutting Surfac VBMS/Netherlands/Offshore 2015 Diver e Ljmuiden/Ndurance 4,8" Export Power Cable Cut Shell/Subsea7/Pierce Field/Normand 2015 ROV 85 Subsea 24" Pipe Cuts (Counterbalance Beam) 350- 2015 ROV 1000 Chevron/Subsea7/Congo 5,6" Flowline Cutting Contingency 2015 ROV 111,8 Apache/Fugro/North Sea/Wilphoenix 5,5 Drill Pipe Cuts Shell/Subsea7/Offshore North 2015 ROV 80 Sea/Normand Subsea 14" Alignment Pin Cutting Shell Eastern Surfac Petroleum/Singapore/Bukom 2015 Surface e Island/CD5 TA Cutting of 252" Tower C8501 SBM Offshore/Singapore/Keppel 2015 Surface --- Shopyard/FPSO Turritella 22,8" Dummy Stinger Shaft Cut Sabah Shell Petroleum/Technip 150- Marine/Malaysia/Offshore 2015 ROV 650 Sabh/volantis Cutting of 10" and 8" Pipeline (Contingency) Gulf Drilling International/Maersk Oil/SMIT Salvage/Offshore Qatar/AL 2015 ROV 37 Shaheed Field Rumailah Platform Cut - Cutting of Various 8,63" Brace Total E&P Borneo B.V./SapuraAcergy/Offshore 2015 ROV 61 Brunei/Maharaja Lela Field Maharaja Lela South Development Project Statoil/Allseas Norway AS/North 2015 ROV 1530 Sea/Offshore Aasta 43,66" Coated Pipe Cut DWCS RECORD (June 2017) Projects details Year Assisted Water Customer Project by Depth m Location Details Hansteen/Solitaire Statoil/Technip/North Sea/Asgard 2015 ROV 242 Field/North Sea Giant 10,4" Spool Cuts Shell/Shell Eastern Petroleum 2015 Surface --- Ltd/Palau Bukom Cutting of a Cracking Tower Dome (252"OD, 0,9"WT, 1970H) Perenco/Boskalis Offshore/Southern 2015 Diver 37 North Sea/Welland Field 30" Pile, 36" Pile Sleeve and 14"Brace Cuts - Dome Removal Exxon Mobil/Offshore NCS/Balder 2015 ROV 125 site 18" Termination Head Cut Officine San Giorgio del 2015 Surface --- Porto/Genova/Porto/Bacino 5 Ship Engines Cutting 2015 ROV --- Technip/North Sea/Skandi Arctic 8" Giude Posts Cutting 129- Statoil/Subsea7/Gullfaks/Havila 2015 ROV 138 Subsea Gullfaks Subsea Compression Project 2015 Surface --- Global Marine/CUTAS Base 6” Chain Cut Trial Statoil/Technip Norge 2015 ROV 245 AS/Asgard/North Sea Giant 24,6” Coated Pipe and 20,8” Bumper Bar Cuts Statoil/Subsea7/North Sea/Asgard 2015 ROV 259 B/Seven Viking 24,6" Coated Pipe and 20,8" Pipe Cuts Chevron/C-Innovation/GOM/Walker 2015 ROV 1580 Ridge/Block 29 Tendon Contingency Cut s - Bigfoot Field Chevron Thailand Ltd/Mermaid Subsea Services/Offshore 2015 Diver 4 Thailand/MEO Resolution Cutting of 8" Riser Pipes Saipem Singapore PL/Saudi Arabia 2015 ROV 48 Offshore/Castoto Otto Cutting of 30" MLS Conductor Pipe Balfour Beatty/VBMS/Irish Sea/CLV 2015 ROV 19 Ndurance 7,4" Power Cable Cut 1340- Total/Technip/Offshore Angola/Block 2015 ROV 1490 17/Deep Pioner Rigid Spool Cutting Blue Marine/KD Marine/North 2015 ROV 84 Sea/Pierce Field/Island Vanguard 4,7" Mooring Chain Cuts Statoil/subsea/North Sea/Visund 2015 ROV 338 Field/Visund 10,3" Flexible Risers Cuts Shell/DOF Subsea UK/North 2015 Surface --- Sea/Curlew Field/Skandi Iceman Cutting of 5,32" Chain Chevron Thailand/Mermaid Subsea Services/Offshore Thailand/Mermaid 2015 Diver 150 Commander Cutting of 10" PLPLG Pipeline and 16" PDPLA Pipeline Philips66/VanOord UK/Tetney 2015 Diver 0-27 Beach/WB5 Tetney Sealine Replacement Project Fugro Subsea Services/Offshore 2015 ROV 2700 Europe/Fugro Saltire Subsea Cutting of Various Targets Wintershall/Boskalis/South North 2015 ROV 44 Sea/EDT Protea 30" Conductor Cuts Baloufor Batty/Briggs Marine/North 2015 Diver 1,5 Sea/Forth Guardsman Export Power Cable Cut Statoil/Deepocean AS/German 2015 ROV 14-34 Sector North Sea/Pacific Osprey B11 Steel Jacket Removal BP/Technip/North Sea/Quad 2015 ROV 400 204/Schiehallion 8" and 10" Clad Production Pipeline Contingency Technip France/CUTUK 2015 Surface --- Base/Aberdeen Contingency Pipe Cuts Trial Statoil/Technip/Gulfaks Field/Viking 2015 ROV 130 Neptun 8,6" - 16" Bracing Cut Statoil/Technip AS/Gullfaks 2015 ROV 133 Field/Offshore NCS/Edda Fauna 13,35" Coated Spool Cuts DWCS RECORD (June 2017) Projects details Year Assisted Water Customer Project by Depth m Location Details 2015 Diver 16 Saipem/Congo/S355 Saipem 22" Pipelines Cutting Wintershall Noordzee B.V:/Offshore 2015 Diver 28 North Sea/Dutch Sector/Paragon hz Cutting of 30" Conductor Perenco/Boskalis Offshore/Thames 2015 Diver 36 Field/DSV Constructor Flowlines and Umbilicals Cutting VBMS/English Channel/CLV 2015 ROV --- Ndurance 7,28" Export Cable Cut Carnival Cruise Lines/Holland 2014 Surface --- America Line Cutting of Scrubber Perenco/Boskalis Offshore/Thames 2014 Diver 35-47 Field/DSV Constructor
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