The
company
has
shortlisted
four
subsea
contractors
to
join
the
race
following
a
recent
pre-qualification
exercise.
The
participating
companies
are
Italy’s
Saipem,
Subsea
7
of
the
UK,
Technip
of
France
and
Singapore-listed
Emas
AMC.
The
workscope
involves
laying
subsea
pipelines
totalling
47
kilometres
to
link
Panyu
34-1,
Panyu
35-2
and
Panyu
35-1
gas
fields,
with
three
lines
being
6
inches
in
diameter
and
two
being
10
inches
in
diameter.
Other
subsea
facilities
include
Christmas
trees,
47-kilometre
umbilicals,
two
plems,
two
in-line
manifolds,
one
central
manifold
and
five
umbilical
termination
units.
It
is
understood
that…