ExxonMobil Romania made public the contracts for Black Sea drilling
ExxonMobil Romania made public the contracts for Black Sea drilling
13 Jun, 2013 01:12
ZIUA de Constanta
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Earlier this month five contract award notices were made public as a result of the contract notices launched by ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Romania Limited Nassau (Bahamas) – Bucharest Branch at the end of 2012. The value of the five contracts amounts 45,008,152 USD, all five contracts being awarded following negotiations.
Thus, Romanian subsidiary of U.S. Company ExxonMobil has contracted, for the amount of 1,316,210 USD, “Analysis services for drilling mud for a Black Sea drilling program“. Of the five offers received, the winner was declared Geolog International BV, from Amsterdam.
Another contract, for “Drilling Fluids Materials and Services for a Black Sea drilling program“, is worth 17,560,082 USD, and the winner was Ava Eastern Europe DF & S. Ltd. According to the Trade Registry, this company’s sole associate is Ava SPA, from Rome, Italy, and its administrator is Fulberto D'Alessandro. Besides the winning company offer, there were also submitted another two offers.
For the amount of 12,656,475 USD, ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Romania Limited Nassau (Bahamas) - Bucharest Branch contracted MI Petrogas Services Romania Ltd. for “Services of drilling solids control, including skip bins for a Black Sea drilling program“. According to the Trade Register, the winning company has the following corporate partners: The National Gas Company Romgaz SA (10%), with headquarters in Medias, and MI Holdings (BVI) Ltd (90%), based in Virgin Islands (its general manager is the Norwegian citizen Stig Segla).
Romanian subsidiary of U.S. Company ExxonMobil will pay 10,901,569 USD to Weatherford International Eastern Europe Ltd. for “Liner Hanger Equipment and Services for a Black Sea drilling program“.
In this case also, the winner’s company offer was not the only one, another two companies submitting offers. According to the Trade Register, Weatherford International Eastern Europe Ltd. has two corporate shareholders, respectively Weatherford Holdings (Singapore) Pte. Ltd, based in Singapore, and Weatherford Bermuda Holdings Ltd, headquartered in Bermuda. The company administrators are the American Claude Joseph Henry and the Italian Thomas Bruni, and the manager is the Bulgarian Zlatev Yordan.
The fifth contract is for “TCP perforating services for a Black Sea drilling program“. Amongst the four offers, the winner was declared Schlumberger Logelco Inc., Panama City, Panama - Bucharest Branch. In this case, the contract value is 2,573,816 USD.
Thus, Romanian subsidiary of U.S. Company ExxonMobil has contracted, for the amount of 1,316,210 USD, “Analysis services for drilling mud for a Black Sea drilling program“. Of the five offers received, the winner was declared Geolog International BV, from Amsterdam.
Another contract, for “Drilling Fluids Materials and Services for a Black Sea drilling program“, is worth 17,560,082 USD, and the winner was Ava Eastern Europe DF & S. Ltd. According to the Trade Registry, this company’s sole associate is Ava SPA, from Rome, Italy, and its administrator is Fulberto D'Alessandro. Besides the winning company offer, there were also submitted another two offers.
For the amount of 12,656,475 USD, ExxonMobil Exploration and Production Romania Limited Nassau (Bahamas) - Bucharest Branch contracted MI Petrogas Services Romania Ltd. for “Services of drilling solids control, including skip bins for a Black Sea drilling program“. According to the Trade Register, the winning company has the following corporate partners: The National Gas Company Romgaz SA (10%), with headquarters in Medias, and MI Holdings (BVI) Ltd (90%), based in Virgin Islands (its general manager is the Norwegian citizen Stig Segla).
Romanian subsidiary of U.S. Company ExxonMobil will pay 10,901,569 USD to Weatherford International Eastern Europe Ltd. for “Liner Hanger Equipment and Services for a Black Sea drilling program“.
In this case also, the winner’s company offer was not the only one, another two companies submitting offers. According to the Trade Register, Weatherford International Eastern Europe Ltd. has two corporate shareholders, respectively Weatherford Holdings (Singapore) Pte. Ltd, based in Singapore, and Weatherford Bermuda Holdings Ltd, headquartered in Bermuda. The company administrators are the American Claude Joseph Henry and the Italian Thomas Bruni, and the manager is the Bulgarian Zlatev Yordan.
The fifth contract is for “TCP perforating services for a Black Sea drilling program“. Amongst the four offers, the winner was declared Schlumberger Logelco Inc., Panama City, Panama - Bucharest Branch. In this case, the contract value is 2,573,816 USD.
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