Amec inks $100m Clair Ridge deal

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Eoin O'Cinneide

 04 March 2013 08:02 GMT

UK services outfit Amec has scooped another high-value award from BP for the giant Clair Ridge project off the UK.

The company has landed the deal worth over $100 million to provide hook-up and commissioning services for the projects in the West of Shetland region.

The work, for the two new bridge-linked platforms, will run all the way through to 2016. The platforms are set for installation in 2015 with first production the following year.

Amec said the deal - handed out by operator BP in conjunction with partners Shell, ConocoPhillips and Chevron – is worth £68 million ($102.2 million).

Amec had already won a $150 million contract in late 2011 to design the platforms for the giant £4.5 billion project…

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