Leading international oilfield services company Expro has recently secured a contract win in the Middle East with Eni Iraq BV, lead contractor of the Zubair Consortium.
The contract, providing chemical analysis laboratory work, for the Zubair field in Southern Iraq, represents Expro’s first direct contract in Iraq and is recognition of Expro’s expertise in the provision of analytical services.
Running for the duration of three years with a possible two-year extension and worth in the region of $12.5million (£7.8million), it also serves as an opportunity for Expro to enhance its relationship with the leading operator in the Middle East /North Africa region.
The Zubair field is one of the largest discovered oilfields in the world and the Zubair Consortium has extensive plans going forward to rehabilitate and upgrade existing wells in the region while also drilling new wells from 2011-2012.
Expro made significant investment throughout 2010 in preparation for upcoming activity in Iraq.
Expro’s region director Selim Djandji said: “This contract award is a great reward for all the effort the fluids team and the MENA region team have put in over the past 12 months. This award also recognises Expro’s expertise in the provision of analytical services.”
Expro is an established leader in the field of well services management, and throughout its service offers the expertise and experience borne of many years as an industry leader. Expro’s engineering expertise and flexibility to meet the specific needs of its customers allows it to offer integrated solutions to well flow management challenges, at every stage of the well lifecycle.
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