EMAS, a subsidiary of Ezra Holdings, was awarded subsea construction and offshore support contracts in Asia Pacific and West Africa with a combined value of more than US $125 million, including options. EMAS AMC won subsea deals worth nearly $100 million including a contract for a deepwater pipeline installation project in the South China Sea. The scope of work includes FPSO mooring repair work in West Africa, and offshore China the installation of flowlines, associated PLETS (Pipeline End Terminations) and spools in working water depths of up to 1,400 m (4,593 ft). Work on these projects is expected to begin in this quarter. EMAS Marine also added contracts for offshore support work in Malaysia, Thailand and Australia with the deployment of two Anchor Handling Tug and Supply vessels and one Platform Supply Vessel.
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