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Wednesday, December 14, 2022
Aberdeen-based ADC Energy has secured a contract with a major operator in West Africa for the provision of operational assurance and rig acceptance, said to be worth $250,000. The contract will begin in Q1 2023 and it is estimated that the work will take a month to complete.
The company will manage the project from its headquarters in Aberdeen.
“Having worked with the client and its global operations for a number of years, we were pleased to be invited to tender for rig inspection services for the company’s operations in West Africa,” said Jason McGill, business development manager at ADC Energy.
“We understand their processes and how they want to do things. On top of that, they understand us and what we deliver, and trust our ability to meet their expectations.”
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