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PGS ASA bags 4D seismic survey contract in Gulf of Mexico

byPallavi Madhiraju
February 1, 2022
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PGS ASA, a Norwegian marine geophysics company, said that it has bagged a 4D seismic survey contract in the Gulf of Mexico from an undisclosed client.

The company did not disclose the value of the contract.

According to PGS ASA, its Ramform Titan-class vessel is slated to begin acquisition of the 4D seismic data later this month and complete it in late March.

PGS ASA to employ the Ramform Titan vessel for the 4D seismic survey contract in Gulf of Mexico.
PGS ASA to employ the Ramform Titan vessel for the 4D seismic survey contract in Gulf of Mexico. Photo courtesy of PGS.

Rune Olav Pedersen — President and CEO of PGS ASA said: “We are very pleased with this 4D contract award in the US Gulf of Mexico, which historically has been a MultiClient market.

“With our Ramform acquisition platform and superior multi-sensor GeoStreamer technology we will provide the client with high-quality 4D seismic data.”

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