Annual Report 2010 - SBM Offshore
Annual Report 2010 - SBM Offshore
Annual Report 2010 - SBM Offshore
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Semi-Submersible Drilling Rigs<br />
The Company was contracted to supply three<br />
TDS2000Plus and 2500 series Dynamically Positioned<br />
Semi-Submersible Drilling Units, which were ordered<br />
in late 2006 and early 2007. These units are fitted<br />
with the latest drilling controls and automation and<br />
are capable of operating in water depths from 2,000<br />
to 2,400 metres and drilling up to 7,500 metres below<br />
the seabed. All three contracts were Engineering,<br />
Procurement and Construction (EPC) contracts and<br />
the engineering for all three drilling units has been executed<br />
by the <strong>SBM</strong>-Atlantia operating unit in Houston.<br />
The Semi-Submersible drilling rig “Lone Star” was<br />
delivered and handed over to our client Queiroz<br />
Galvão Perfuraçoes S.A. offshore Abu Dhabi on 13<br />
October <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
The Semi-Submersible drilling rig “Norbe VI” was<br />
delivered and handed over to our client Odebrecht Oil &<br />
Gas offshore Abu Dhabi on 23 November <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
Construction and commissioning of the third Semi-<br />
Submersible drilling rig “Delba III” for Delba Drilling<br />
International Coöperative U.A. is progressing for<br />
delivery in the first half of 2011.<br />
All three drilling rigs projects have suffered further cost<br />
overruns in <strong>2010</strong> with significant charges having been<br />
taken into account during this year to complete the first<br />
two drilling rigs and to provide fully for completion of<br />
the third rig.<br />
Proprietary Technology and Supply of<br />
Special Equipment<br />
Several orders were obtained for the basic designs of<br />
drilling units and offshore construction vessels and in<br />
most cases these were combined with the supply of<br />
associated specialised equipment.<br />
This year most orders for Jack-up systems were specifically<br />
designed for the installation of offshore Wind<br />
Turbines. These activities are mainly executed under<br />
the brand name GustoMSC.<br />
<strong>Report</strong> of the Board of Management<br />
Orders received<br />
The following new orders for proprietary designs<br />
were received:<br />
• two NG9000C Wind Turbine Installation Jack-ups<br />
from Lamprell Energy Limited, to be built for Fred<br />
Olsen Windcarrier;<br />
• one NG9000C Wind Turbine Installation Jack-up<br />
from Cosco Shipyard for A2Sea;<br />
• one NG5500C Wind Turbine Installation Jack-up<br />
from Lamprell Energy Limited, to be built for Sea<br />
Jacks;<br />
• one SEA3250 Multi Purpose Jack-up from Drydocks<br />
World SE Asia to be built for JackBarge;<br />
• one SEA2500 Multi Purpose Jack-up from IHC<br />
Merwede to be built for GeoSea.<br />
These orders included the supply of the following<br />
equipment:<br />
• six Jacking Systems;<br />
• four “around the leg” Cranes (800 tonnes).<br />
Orders delivered<br />
In <strong>2010</strong>, the following offshore units were delivered<br />
based on GustoMSC designs :<br />
• one Wind Turbine Installation vessel Windlift I built<br />
by Western Shipyard for BARD;<br />
• one DSS 21 Drilling Semisubmersible Maersk<br />
Deliverer for Maersk Drilling built by KeppelFels;<br />
• two CJ 46 Drilling Jack-ups built by Drydock World<br />
SE Asia, the Perro Negro 8 for Saipem and the Naga<br />
3 for UMW Standard Drilling;<br />
• one N2500X General Purpose Installation Jack-up<br />
GMS Endurance, built by GMS yard for GMS;<br />
• one P10000 Dynamic Positioned Drillship,<br />
Deepwater Champion, built by Hyundai Heavy<br />
industries for Transocean;<br />
• one General Purpose Installation Jack-up, ARB-3,<br />
built at Jurong shipyard for Aramco.<br />
These orders included the supply of the following<br />
equipment:<br />
• five Jacking Systems;<br />
• two XY- Skidding Systems;<br />
• two Fixation Systems;<br />
two <strong>Offshore</strong> Cranes, one 500-tonnes hydraulic crane<br />
and one electric 550-tonnes crane.<br />
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