Transocean announces roughly $1.1B contract backlog
The Norge award is expected to follow previously awarded Norway programs and includes an estimated 120 days of work plus one single-well option.
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Transocean Ltd. (RIG) announced a new award from A/S Norske Shell representing approximately $62 million in firm contract backlog and final approval of its previously announced Equinor agreement, whose approximately $1.0 billion contract value is now included in backlog. The announcement described approximately $1.1 billion in contract backlog, including the fully approved Equinor agreement.
The Transocean Norge was awarded a two-well contract with an estimated 120 days of work, expected to commence in direct continuation of its previously awarded programs in Norway. The approximately $62 million backlog contribution excludes additional services, and the contract includes one single-well option. Final approval was received in late September for the Equinor agreement covering three harsh environment semisubmersible rigs: Transocean Enabler, Transocean Encourage and Transocean Endurance.
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