FORCE Technology Norway and Deepwater Team Up

 Deepwater Corrosion Services Inc. and FORCE Technology Norway AS are co-operating to bring new technologies into the offshore corrosion and integrity monitoring markets in the North Sea and Gulf of Mexico.

The two companies have long been recognized as technical innovators in their chosen areas of endeavor. The companies will co-operate to offer local engineering and project management support capabilities in Europe and the Gulf Coast Region.

Specific technologies that are available through this co-operative effort are:

• Smart Mat Belt ICCP Retrofit System for FPSO’s
• SunStation Subsea Cathodic Protection Monitoring Systems
• RetroClamp Subsea Clamping System
• SmartMat Cathodic Protection Stabilization Mattress
• SeaCorr Cathodic Protection Modeling & Design Services
• DCP (Diode Controlled Cathodic Protection)
• RCP (Resistor controlled Cathodic Protection)
• Cathodic Protection inspection equipment and services.

Jim Britton - CEO Deepwater:

"I have known the key players at FORCE in Norway for many years. I believe that they offer complimentary technology to our systems. It will be beneficial to any of our customers charged with integrity management to be able to one-stop shop these solutions. We are particularly keen to explore the troubled FPSO market with our revolutionary new keel haul system, we see FORCE as a key team member in bringing this system to its full potential."

Torbjorn Sotberg – Market Director – FORCE Technology Norway:

We have known Deepwater for many years, and have already seen the capability of of their cathodic protection products within various retrofit applications. Being a consultancy company, offering designs, 3rd party verifications, CP computer modeling and integrity management services, we see a great potential in teaming up with a product vendor, allowing projects to be managed effectively in a seamless way. We are especially impressed by the robustness and simplicity of Deepwater`s CP retrofit products. Already in this initiation phase of the collaboration we see great interest from several offshore oil and gas producers.