Noble, a US-based offshore drilling giant, has closed a new multi-well deal for one of its drillships off the coast of Brunei, Southeast Asia.
Noble got her new contract Noble Viking A drillship with an undisclosed company to support offshore drilling operations in Brunei.
The deal covers a fixed scope of six wells with an estimated value of approximately US$136.2 million, excluding managed pressure drilling (MPD) and ancillary services.
The mission is scheduled to begin in early 2028, for a duration of approximately 296 days, and the platform is expected to remain under contract until the fourth quarter of 2028.
The contract also includes three optional priced wells. Built in 2013 Noble Viking The drill ship can accommodate 230 people.
With a maximum drilling depth of 40,000 feet, the device can operate in water up to 12,000 feet deep. Semi-sub drilling ship He started Its three wells a contract with Primary energy last year, with the option of one additional well.
Blake DentonNoble’s Senior Vice President of Contracts and Marketing commented: “We are grateful for the opportunity to support the upcoming drilling campaign in Brunei.
“The exceptional team at Noble Viking deserves recognition for this award, and we are proud of the reputation they have built for consistently delivering operational excellence.”
Axess Group has been contracted to Implementing a range of inspection services To support the platform’s operations in the Philippines, Brunei, Papua New Guinea and Malaysia.
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