Baker Hughes has secured a deal from Statoil to provide integrated drilling services at 25 Norwegian offshore fields,
writes Beate Schjolberg.
The
two-year
contract
is
worth
Nkr3
billion
($509
million),
and
can
be
extended
for
up
to
four
years.
The
work
includes
directional
drilling,
measurement-while-drilling,
logging-while-drilling
and
mud
logging,
as
well
as
round-the-clock
onshore
support
and
drilling
engineering
services
at
fields
in
the
North
Sea,
the
Norwegian
Sea
and
the
Barents
Sea.
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