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|Articles|March 28, 2013
Wood Group wins 11 new contracts in Africa
Author(s)TMI Staff & Contributors
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Wood Group has secured 11 new contracts in Africa totaling approximately $240 million, which were awarded over the last 12 months. The contracts were awarded to Wood Group PSN, Wood Group GTS and Wood Group Mustang for projects in five African nations.
Wood Group PSN, which provides brownfield production services, won contracts to provide operations & maintenance and construction services to clients in Equatorial Guinea, Chad and Algeria.
Wood Group GTS, which provides rotating equipment solutions, has secured a long-term service agreement covering two GE Frame 9E gas turbines for an operator in Ghana.
Wood Group Mustang, the process and facilities group of Wood Group Engineering, is providing detailed engineering for wellhead platforms, a production processing platform and a living quarters platform for an offshore project in Angola.
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