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Tue, 6 October 2009
Cal Dive International has been awarded a pipe-in-pipe contract for work in the South China Sea.
This follows the company’s first contract in China for pipelay work in Bohai Bay, which was awarded in April 2009.
Article continues below…“We are excited to announce another project win in China following the successful execution of our first project. We consider this a key area for our international expansion,” said President and CEO of Cal Dive Quinn Hébert.
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