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Regalia rig option taken
Published 08.02.2010 12:20:41 by John Bradbury
BP Norway has chosen to exercise its option on the further use of the MSV Regalia for use at the Valhall field. Vessel operator Prosafe said BP Norge AS has taken up the six-month option on the support vessel which will remain at the Valhall field for a further six months commencing in January next year.
The extended contract is worth another US $49 million to Prosafe, the contractor stated today, and BP retains more options for the further use of the accommodation unit, totalling another six months.
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