The Ichthys FPSO is looking for a supplier of a variable area flow meter.
The scope of work includes the design, materials, fabrication, inspection, testing, commissioning, shipment and documentation of Condition Performance Monitoring System for use on FPSO of Ichthys Gas Field Development Project Offshore facilities.
The VENDOR shall be solely responsible for providing complete, new, unused and operable CPMS and accessories in full compliance with all referenced Industry Codes and Standards, Government Regulations, Company Standards and documents listed in the Material Requisition.
The CPMS shall be designed and fabricated to comply with all Australian regulatory requirements, DNV Classification Rules and INPEX / TOTAL GS and validated by IVB(Independent Verification Body)
The system shall comprise of a Machinery Protection System (MPS) and Machine Condition Monitoring System software platform (MCMS). The combined system is referred to as the Condition & Performance Monitoring System (CPMS).
Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. Ltd. (DSME) has been awarded the Engineer, Procurement, Supply, Construction, Commissioning (EPSCC) contract for the Floating, Processing, Storage and Offloading vessel (FPSO) for the Ichthys LNG Project. The FPSO is the secondary vessel of two offshore vessels which will be located at the Browse Basin Field WA-285-P which lies 440km north of Broome and 800km south west of Darwin.
The FPSO is permanently moored via Turret which allows the vessel to act like a weather vane while moored. It also acts as rotating connection to the CPF and the subsea equipment. The FPSO function is to act as a offshore production facilities that house both processing equipment and storage for produced hydrocarbons. It has processing equipment or topsides, aboard the vessel\’s deck and hydrocarbon storage below in the double hull. After processing, the FPSO stores oil/condensate before offloading periodically to a shuttle tanker which transports the product to a refinery.
Applications close on 2 May, 2013. See the ICN Gateway for more information.
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