Chevron awarded Framo for subsea pumping systems to the Jack & St.Malo

Major Subsea Pumping Contract awarded to Framo Engineering Chevron U.S.A. Inc. has awarded Framo Engineering the contract for engineering, procurement, manufacturing and delivery of complete subsea pumping systems for the Jack & St.Malo fields in the Gulf of Mexico.

Framo Engineering Managing Director, Ole Gams Steine, states; “We are very proud and grateful that Chevron has taken onboard the Life of Field philosophy that Framo Engineering has invented, developed and implemented through 28 years in the subsea hi-tech market niche. This philosophy forms the basis for how we operate, organize, innovate, design, manufacture, deliver the products and support our clients throughout the life of a subsea oil & gas field.”

The scope of supply consists of several Framo Single-pump Stations (FSS), Framo Cx Subsea single-phase pumps, subsea electrical power components including high voltage wet mateable connectors and subsea transformers, subsea pump control system, installation, intervention and testing tools, and all project management, engineering, Q-HSE and administration services in order to fulfill the project deliverables.

“We are confident, however humble, to the challenge ahead of us”, says Jon Arve Sværen, Sales Director – “as the Jack / St. Malo project takes us deeper, with longer step-outs and at higher pressures than any subsea boosting system has ever been before”.

Please contact Nils Arne Sølvik, Sales Manager, Pumps & Subsea Systems, WH – Framo’s Capture Team Lead for the JSM Project, for further information.
Source: Framo Engineering