Description
Abstract:
Currently in the Gulf of Mexico there are over 36 facilities installed in water depths greater than 1000 feet with many future projects planned. The continuing support required for upgrading and modifying these installations after initial start-up creates unique design and construction challenges not normally encountered on shelf facility upgrades. This presentation will focus on special considerations for planning, scheduling, cost estimating, logistics control, regulatory compliance, interface management and documentation during execution of deepwater brownfield projects.
Currently in the Gulf of Mexico there are over 36 facilities installed in water depths greater than 1000 feet with many future projects planned. The continuing support required for upgrading and modifying these installations after initial start-up creates unique design and construction challenges not normally encountered on shelf facility upgrades. This presentation will focus on special considerations for planning, scheduling, cost estimating, logistics control, regulatory compliance, interface management and documentation during execution of deepwater brownfield projects.