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    The document summarizes the Chevron Agbami deepwater subsea project in Nigeria involving Blocks OPL 216 and 217. It was FMC's first major deepwater subsea project in Nigeria, with 32 trees installed at water depths up to 2,000 meters. Ownership of the project was split between Chevron (45%), Statoil (35%), Petrobras (5%), and NNPC (15%). The scope of work involved supplying subsea infrastructure, project management, and developing local skills and suppliers in Nigeria.

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    Chevron Agbami

    Blocks OPL 216 and 217

    Landmark FMCs First Major Deepwater Subsea Project in Nigeria

    Project Overview
    Contract Award: 2005 Sales: Houston, Texas Fabrication: Houston, Texas Port Harcourt, Nigeria Service Base: Port Harcourt, Nigeria Host Type: FPSO Contract Type: EPC

    Project Characteristics
    No. Trees: Water Depth: Tree Type: Tree Pressure: Tree Bore Size: Hydrocarbon: Manifolds: 32 2,000 m (6,500 ft) EHXT 10,000 psi 5 Oil 12 (4-slot)

    Project Ownership
    Chevron (STAR) Statoil Petrobras NNPC 45% 35% 5% 15%

    AFRICA

    Scope of Work
    4 Supply of subsea infrastructure including trees, manifolds, suction piles, subsea distribution, topsides controls, flying leads and flexible jumper connection systems with swivels. 4 Project management, system engineering, quality assurance and control and building of a subsea service base in Nigeria to support installation and life of field activities. 4 System integration, testing, installation assistance, service and maintenance. 4 Development of Titus wellhead connectors for interchange able use on alternate wellhead profiles.

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    FMCs first major subsea project in Nigeria. FMC Houstons first project to be executed in Nigeria. Twelve (12) 4-slot manifolds and suction piles manufactured in Nigeria. Significant technology and skills transfer to Nigeria with training and development of local personnel in engineering and management disciplines. Sub supplier and supply chain development within Nigeria. Additional equipment added in 2007: eleven (11) subsea trees.

    Worldwide Headquarters: FMC Technologies 1803 Gears Road Houston, TX 77067 USA Phone: +1 (281) 591 4000 Fax: +1 (281) 591 4291 www.fmctechnologies.com

    Regional Sales Office: FMC Technologies 3rd Floor, 999d Danmole Street Victoria Island, Lagos Nigeria Phone:+234 (0)1 261 6226 Fax: +234 (0)1 270 0736

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