Global 1200 (OIMO Pensacola, FL Subsea Service Base)

offshoreinlandmarine — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 15:14:41 +0000

As part of our efforts to continue to build our Pensacola Subsea Service Base, OIMO recently contracted with Global Offshore International to use our deepwater facility and services in Pensacola to support the preparation of their upcoming “Who Dat” Development Pipe Laying Project with their new Global 1200 Pipe lay ship. As part of their two week port visit, Global installed a 310 ft stinger on the stern of their new 532 ft ship. The project was able to utilize our 72,000 square foot dockside warehouse during the recent tropical storm, thereby allowing them to remain on schedule for their project.

As the ship came into port, the local TV and Newspaper ran articles about the exceptionally large size and height. The vessel was officially the tallest ship ever to call on this port that boasts over 300 years of maritime activity.

Patrick Webb
Vice President – Sales and Marketing
Mobile: 251.327.8673
Office: 251.443.5550
Email: pwebb@offshoreinland.com
Website: www.Offshoreinlandservices.com

External Links:
Video from newsroom at WEAR ABC 3 in Pensacola, FL

Written story from WEAR ABC 3 in Pensacola, FL

The Global 1200 by day!

The Global 1200 by night!

Special “North Sea” Lift Frames

offshoreinlandmarine — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 16:45:50 +0000

Special “North Sea” Lift Frames
Started June – Finished Aug
Project Manager – Tony Tanner
construction Superintendent – Jimmy Herrington

These are DNV Type Approved Lift Frames for use in the harsh
climate of the North Sea. We finished the project on time and under budget. Significant testing and inspecting was required including a 20,000 pound drop test. Congratulations to everyone involved in this successful project!

Patrick Webb
Vice President – Sales and Marketing
Mobile: 251.327.8673
Office: 251.443.5550
Email: pwebb@offshoreinland.com
Website: www.Offshoreinlandservices.com

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Global 1200 (OIMO Pensacola, FL Subsea Service Base)

Special “North Sea” Lift Frames