ODIM gets automated handling system contract for subsea operations
2007.12.03 -
Subsea Headlines
ODIM has been awarded a contract by an international client for delivery of automated handling systems for subsea operations. The contract has a value of approximately NOK 45 million. The systems are due for delivery within 2010.
`ODIM`s subsea solutions have been developed in close cooperation with our clients, and we are pleased to experience that ODIM is making operations more efficient for an increasing number of clients`, comments Vice President Subsea, Lidvar Liaset.
He underlines that ODIM considers this a successful commercialisation of automated handling systems for subsea- and deepwater operations, a business area in which the company sees a considerable potential.
For further information please contact: Øyvind Olsen, Senior Vice President, Communications, ODIM ASA, mobile +47 911 85 817 Lidvard Liaset, Vice President, Subsea, mobile +47 90 59 19 30
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