
Serica Energy has picked helicopter operator Babcock Offshore to fly its crew to the Bruce field in the North Sea.
Babcock said it won the three-year deal in a competitive tender process. The value wasn’t disclosed, but it is understood the contract is worth in excess of £2 million.
The contract commences next week and will involve the use of Sikorsky 92 helicopters and Airbus H175s.
The Bruce platform is located 210 miles north-east of Aberdeen.
Babcock Offshore director Simon Meakins said: “We have flown for Serica Energy several times previously so we are very pleased to have now been selected as their aviation partner of choice for this long-term contract.
“All of us at Babcock Offshore are looking forward to building our relationship with Serica Energy as we deliver the safe and efficient aviation support they require.”
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