Floating Systems
INTECSEA has more than 20 years of extensive experience on all types of floating systems—TLP, Spars, Monohulls, Semi-Submersibles, and Small Waterplane Area Twin Hull (SWATH). Key INTECSEA technical staff has 30+ years of experience on various types of floating systems and are considered to be industry leaders and pioneers in their respective field of expertise.
INTECSEA engineers were active participants in the design of sixteen (16) of the twenty-one (21) TLPs sanctioned to date. INTECSEA project experience includes project in all continents and the Arctic region. This experience puts INTECSEA in a unique position to handle projects in varying environmental conditions and provides the ability to handle issues arising out of varying cultural, economic and political situations. Our staff has extensive experience in working on projects with multiple stake holders and simultaneously interfacing with regulatory agencies without compromising our corporate commitment for quality and safety.
INTECSEA assists owners from the conceptual evaluation phase to installation of the floating system facility. This ability to serve our clients in all phases of the project provides a vital link for project knowledge, avoids unnecessary delays and saves project schedule and budget.
INTECSEA has worked with small oil companies to very large companies on projects with construction costs as small as $5 million to more than $2 billion. INTECSEA staff is required to follow internal processes (Quality Control and Quality Assurance Program) and tools (Computer Hardware and Software, including proprietary software) to achieve the desired project quality and results within the project schedule and budget.
Capability and Experience
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