West Atlas - Keppel Corporation
West Atlas - Keppel Corporation
West Atlas - Keppel Corporation
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Students from the University of Tamaulipas, Mexico enthralled guests with their folk ballet<br />
“<strong>Keppel</strong> FELS not only builds<br />
these complicated drilling<br />
machines with such<br />
impressive standards of<br />
quality, they also do it in<br />
unsurpassable times that we<br />
could almost be certain<br />
about taking delivery on, or<br />
in our experience, ahead of<br />
schedule.”<br />
<strong>Keppel</strong> FELS is building<br />
another KFELS B Class jackup<br />
rig and a semisubmersible<br />
drilling tender rig for Seadrill.<br />
They are progressing<br />
according to schedule and<br />
are scheduled for delivery<br />
between mid-2008 and end-<br />
2009 respectively.<br />
Commenting on the<br />
partnership between <strong>Keppel</strong><br />
and Seadrill, Mr Tong shared,<br />
“Through the past 14 years,<br />
both companies have<br />
strengthened the win-win<br />
partnership and deepened<br />
the invaluable amity.<br />
I believe that our relationship<br />
with Seadrill will further<br />
strengthen as we continue to<br />
be Seadrill’s partner in its<br />
fleet expansion.”<br />
<strong>West</strong> <strong>Atlas</strong> has already<br />
secured a 480-day charter<br />
agreement with Coogee<br />
Resources Limited offshore<br />
<strong>West</strong>ern Australia. keppelite<br />
SeaDrill Project Manager, Mr Paul MacCallum (centre) working hand in hand with <strong>Keppel</strong> FELS’s<br />
Jay Singam, Senior Project Manager (right) and Bryan Toh, Assistant Project Manager<br />
<strong>Keppel</strong>ite I September 2007<br />
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