I am pleased to officially announce that MAS has been awarded the Scaffolding and Rope Access Services Contract for Technip Oceania for the Hookup and Commissioning phases of the Shell PRELUDE FLNG to be located offshore in the Browse Basin of Western Australia.
The MAS team will be responsible for the delivery of Scaffolding and Rope Access activities required for the Hookup and Commissioning scope of work supporting Pre-Investment activities in Perth, Korea and Offshore including;
· Perth based project management delivery support
· Perth based design and engineering support
· Scaffolding and Rope Access equipment supply
· Frontline supervisory teams to support the Korean phase
· Frontline supervisory and technical teams to support the offshore phase
The MAS team has invested and worked hard to build a reputable footprint in the Offshore Hookup and Commissioning market for the delivery of access services, further strengthening our Onshore Oil and Gas reputation as market leaders. This contract award sees this investment come to fruition and is a credit to the entire MAS team with special recognition to the Wheatstone Hook-Up and Commissioning teams who’s efforts to date have been exceptional.
MAS is honoured to be the Australian Partner of choice selected by Technip Oceania for this significant Western Australian Project. The MAS Team will draw on our comprehensive onshore and offshore experience in the North West Shelf and strive to deliver a first class service building on our lessons learnt and ongoing innovation to deliver the Prelude FLNG Projects desired outcome.The Prelude floating LNG facility will have a liquefaction capacity of 3.5 MTY. The FLNG facility will comprise a turret moored offshore floating production facility with gas processing and liquefaction units. The FLNG will include storage (cargo containment) facilities for LNG (232,000 m3), LPG (95,000 m3) and condensate (133,000m3) as well as facilities for exporting these products to carriers. It is directly connected to the gas reservoir and wells via flexible risers routed to the turret. All reservoir, subsea control, processing, storage and loading will be operated from the FLNG facility. The facility will remain on station for 25 years without dry docking.