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NOV Wins Equinor Contract to Supply Flexible Pipe for Three Norwegian Subsea Tiebacks

Large orange and yellow flexible offshore pipes and umbilicals are coiled in the foreground, leading toward a red industrial reel in an outdoor energy equipment storage yard under a clear blue sky.
Large orange and yellow flexible offshore pipes and umbilicals are coiled in the foreground, leading toward a red industrial reel in an outdoor energy equipment storage yard under a clear blue sky. (Image Credit: NOV)

NOV has secured a contract from Equinor to supply flexible pipe for three subsea tieback projects on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS) as part of Wave 1. The contract includes delivery of flexible pipelines for the proposed Brime, Omega Sør, and Tyrihans Nord projects.

Wave 1 marks a new approach to offshore field development and is the first of several planned development waves under Equinor’s NCS2035 strategy. By coordinating contract awards in multiple subsea tieback projects, the initiative aims to improve standardization, execution efficiency, and collaboration across the supply chain and accelerate the development of marginal discoveries.

“We’re proud to support Equinor on the first wave of tieback developments. This award reflects Equinor’s confidence in our flexible pipe technology and our ability to deliver dependable, cost-effective solutions that enable efficient offshore field development;” said Wouter Van Korven, Vice President of Sales, Subsea Production Systems, NOV.

With growing demand for flexible pipe, NOV is well positioned to deliver proven subsea production solutions that help operators achieve the flow assurance, reliability, and performance needed to develop fields faster and more efficiently.

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