Altrad Awarded Long-term Offshore Maintenance Contract for TotalEnergies

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Altrad has secured a multi-million pound, five-year (with an option of two additional, two-year extensions) contract to support the fabric maintenance of TotalEnergies’ offshore assets in the North Sea, Denmark.

The contract, which will become operational on 1st October 2022 adds to Altrad’s success earlier this month, when it also secured the Integrity Recovery Project (IRP) for TotalEnergies in Denmark.

Altrad’s Director of Business Development & Strategy – Peter Hughes said, “We are delighted to have secured both these contracts with TotalEnergies, which builds upon our successful strategic relationship that spans back over several decades. We look forward to working collaboratively with TotalEnergies, whilst using our industry leading skills and capabilities to enhance the performance of these contracts, to be the best they can be”.

The award of these contracts will increase Altrad’s offshore team numbers in Denmark and their new talented people will be valued and encouraged to develop fulfilling careers.

Jens Moerk – CEO of Altrad Services A/S added, “We are extremely pleased to have been awarded these contracts by TotalEnergies, which will be delivered in a value enhancing manner – using a combination of our local resources and facilities – and the skills and experience of the wider Altrad organisation.”

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