Kiewit constructs large complex offshore platforms at our 500-acre fabrication facility in Ingleside, Texas and at our two facilities in Newfoundland, Canada. Our core services include fabrication of jackets, topsides, onshore and offshore modules, living quarters, subsea kits, piles, and tendons. With more than 25 years of experience, talented people, deep water access and a vast fleet of equipment, we are uniquely qualified to handle any size project.
The world’s largest on-shore lifter resides at our facility on the Gulf of Mexico in Ingleside, Texas. At 550 feet tall, the HLD can lift 13,000 tons. We provide heavy lifting services for TLPs, semisubmersibles, and other floating production units.
Kiewit fabricated the topsides for the Tamar field development located in the eastern Mediterranean Sea. Kiewit also fabricated the jacket and suction piles for the Tamar project.
Kiewit fabricated the topsides and mooring piles for this semi-submersible platform.
Construction started in March of 2011 and the construction phase of the project ended in April of 2013. The modules, flare boom, and pipe bridges totaled more than 17,500 tons.
Kiewit's scope included engineering, procurement, and construction of two platforms and two associated jackets. Completing the project in a little over two years, we exceeded the owner expectations, met the schedule, and performed under budget.
The Terra Nova Integrated Swivel Turnaround Project was a $75 million of contract critical importance to the client, as well as the Newfoundland Offshore Oil Industry. The project involved three months at Quayside repair and an upgrade of some of the key systems on board the Terra Nova FPSO, one of three producing installations located offshore Newfoundland.
With a peak employment of more than 1,000 personnel, a Kiewit-led joint venture completed an engineer, procure and construct contract for this 18-module, 11,000-tonne topsides at its Newfoundland fabrication facilities. The topsides were integrated with a hull and turret and completed in July 2005.
Kiewit fabricated the 6,500-ton topsides for the Who Dat field located in the Mississippi Canyon in the Gulf of Mexico. Kiewit completed the project in 2011.
Kiewit's scope included the engineering, procurement, and construction of this project in the Peregrino field development located offshore Brazil.
Kiewit Offshore Services performed fabrication, lift and set, and integration of 10,400 ton topsides. Scope also included the offload and marshaling of a 12,500 ton semisubmersible hull. The client involved Kiewit early for constructability review, ensuring a seamless project.
Olympus included the fabrication and integration of a 5,000-ton, 192 person-on-board (POB) living quarters for the Shell Olympus Topsides located in the Gulf of Mexico. The structure includes four levels plus an elevated helideck. This 50,000-square-foot facility sailed away in the summer of 2013 following integration.
Kiewit Offshore Services performed module assembly and integration work for two modular capture vessels (MCVs). After completion, modules were dissembled from the vessels and moved to permanent storage where KOS employees, along with MWCC personnel, will maintain the modules so that they are prepared for deployment at all times