The
contract
will
see
Subsea
7’s
Mexican
joint
venture
carry
out
the
engineering,
fabrication
and
installation
of
a
16-kilometre
pipe,
two
slug
catchers
and
two
cantilever
structures
for
Pemex’s
Line
60
project
in
Mexico’s
Bay
of
Campeche.
“Subsea
7
Mexico
is
very
pleased
to
be
awarded
this
first
contract
in
Mexico,”
said
Subsea
7’s
vice
president
Gulf
of
Mexico,
Ian
Cobban.
“We
look
forward
to
delivering
this
key
field
development
and
in
doing
so
further
strengthening
our
relationship
with
Pemex.”
Subsea
7
said
project
management
and
engineering
for
the
contract
had
already
started
at…
