Seatrium awarded second deepwater FPU contract from BP
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Seatrium Limited has been awarded a contract from BP Exploration and Production Inc. for the engineering, procurement, construction and onshore commissioning of the Tiber<\/em> Floating Production Unit (FPU) project in the Gulf of America.<\/p>\n The Tiber<\/em> FPU marks Seatrium\u2019s second consecutive deepwater project for BP Exploration, further strengthening the relationship established through the award of the Kaskida<\/em> FPU in December 2024.<\/p>\n William Gu, executive vice president of Seatrium Energy, said, \u201cThe Tiber<\/em> FPU award \u201cDrawing on lessons learned from our growing portfolio of FPU projects, we will continue to translate experience into execution excellence. Our commitment remains steadfast in supporting BP (Exploration\u2019s) offshore developments.\u201d<\/p>\n The Tiber<\/em> FPU will have a production capacity of 80,000 barrels of crude oil per day and incorporate advanced technologies to enhance operational efficiency and safety. It will produce from the Tiber and Over 85% of the Tiber<\/em> FPU design will replicate the Kaskida<\/em> FPU, enabling Seatrium to capitalize on The topside for the Tiber<\/em> FPU will be installed onto the hull using Seatrium\u2019s single-lift integration methodology, enabled by its Goliath twin cranes with a combined lifting capacity of 30,000 tonnes. This The Tiber<\/em> FPU adds to Seatrium\u2019s growing portfolio of FPUs for leading global energy clients, reinforcing The post Seatrium awarded second deepwater FPU contract from BP<\/a> appeared first on Marine Log<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
marks a significant milestone in our relationship with bp and underscores the strength of our series-build approach for the Gulf of America production units. It also highlights Seatrium\u2019s expanding foothold in the FPU segment, delivering exceptional quality and efficiency with uncompromising safety through maximum on-ground completion and single-lift capability.<\/p>\n
Guadalupe fields in the Keathley Canyon area of the Gulf of America, about 300 miles southwest of New
Orleans, in water depths of around 4,100 feet.<\/p>\n
established design efficiencies and apply lessons learned and best practices for enhanced project execution. The series-build approach drives supply chain efficiency through standardized procurement
and coordinated project planning across both projects. This replication strategy also enables Seatrium to leverage key engineering and commissioning support partners, as well as trusted equipment suppliers, ensuring consistent and streamlined execution of this large-scale offshore project.<\/p>\n
approach allows the topside to be fully completed and tested at ground level, maximizing readiness,
safety and efficiency.<\/p>\n
the Group\u2019s position as a leading provider of deepwater energy solutions. It follows the ongoing Shell Sparta<\/em> and BP Exploration\u2019s Kaskida<\/em> FPU newbuilds and the successful completion of Shell\u2019s Vito<\/em> and Whale<\/em> FPU newbuilds in 2021 and 2023, respectively.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n