TotalEnergies has awarded Semco Maritime a 5-year contract for the supply of personnel and services on offshore installations in the Danish part of the North Sea. The contract runs from November 2022 to October 2027. Semco Maritime announced this in a press release.
The contract is an extension of several years of cooperation, which includes, among other things, the ongoing reconstruction of the Tyra field, and creates the framework for expanded cooperation on existing projects as well as for the supply of personnel in ad hoc projects.
Semco Maritime expects to employ a larger number of onshore and offshore workers as part of the contract, which covers more than one million working hours.
- We are incredibly pleased to strengthen our already close ties with TotalEnergies with the signing of this important contract, which we consider a declaration of confidence after a very good collaboration over several years. It is crucial for TotalEnergies and the Danish population to ensure efficient operations and stable energy supply from the North Sea, and we are providing the strongest team with fantastic experience to deliver on the task, says Senior Vice President Oil & Gas, Semco Maritime, Anders Benfeldt.
According to Semco Maritime, the expanded collaboration will create synergy across projects and ensure smoother operations and rapid assistance based on closer working relationships and a deeper understanding of the specific conditions and needs at each offshore installation.
The closer ties will contribute to ensuring efficient operations and ultimately securing the Danish energy supply from the North Sea, with the Tyra project as a particularly important priority.
The contract has commenced on 1 November 2022 and ensures a long planning horizon that enables Semco Maritime to attract, retain and further develop highly qualified onshore and offshore workers for this contract and future assignments.
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