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A global leader in subseawell intervention

The addition of Skandi Constructor providesWell Ops’ clients with amono- hulled solution for deeper water wells andwell intervention. Expanding its fleet andcapabilitieshas led toan increase in business,withsomeof itsvesselsholding contracts until the end of 2015. Demand for the vessels is strong, with upcoming work west of Shetland, offshoreCanada and Equatorial Guinea illustrative of the diversity of environments they are capable of operating in. In the past five years Well Ops has invested heavily in its operations in Scotland, adding two mono-hull well interventionvessels to its fleet. The firm’s move to larger premises illustrates the investment it continues to make in the business, underlining its commitment to further growanalready strongpresence in the region. Formore informationaboutWellOpsvisit www.helixesg.com or telephone 01224 351800.

Helix Well Ops (Well Ops), a leading globalproviderof subseawell intervention, has recentlymoved to largerpremisesat Alba Gate on Stoneywood Road, Dyce, Aberdeen. It has taken on a six-year lease of the 27,682 sq ft building which equates todouble thespace it previously occupied at HelixHouse. Themove to larger premises represents amajor investment forWell Ops and is a result of the growingworkforce required to meet the increasing demand for its well operation and decommissioning services delivered from three mono- hull vessels. Well Ops currently employs 115 staff onshore and a further 350 offshore onboard itswell interventionvesselsMSV Seawell, Well Enhancer and Skandi Constructor,which joined the fleet in2013.

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