Cameron win Chevron Jack and St Malo subsea production system
2010.01.04 -
Subsea Headlines
Cameron (NYSE: CAM) has received an order worth in excess of $230 million for the supply of subsea production systems for Stage I of Chevron’s Jack & St. Malo subsea development in the Gulf of Mexico. The project will include 12 15,000-psi subsea trees, production control systems, four manifolds and associated connection systems, engineering and project management services. Deliveries are scheduled to begin in the third quarter of 2011 and continue through the second quarter of 2013.
Cameron President and Chief Executive Officer Jack B. Moore said, “We welcome the opportunity to provide Cameron’s high-pressure, high-temperature deepwater technology to support the Jack & St. Malo development as part of our ongoing Advanced Supplier Relationship with Chevron.”
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