Offshore

BOURBON Wins Ghana Jubilee Field Subsea Contract

BOURBON has secured a multi-month subsea services contract for Ghana’s Jubilee Field, deploying Bourbon Evolution 802 for IMR, survey, pipeline installation and X-tree operations.

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16, June 2026
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BOURBON has secured a new multi-month subsea services contract for operations offshore Ghana on the Jubilee Field.

The campaign will use the Bourbon Evolution 802, a Multi-Purpose Support Vessel (MPSV) equipped with two work-class HD ROVs for inspection, maintenance and repair (IMR) services.

The scope includes wellhead IMR, FPSO mooring chain inspections, survey operations, pipeline installation and X-tree installation.

Around 60 people are currently onboard to support the campaign, including the client’s representatives. Built for demanding subsea operations, the Bourbon Evolution 802 combines surface support capabilities with deep-water intervention systems, allowing BOURBON to manage the full operational value chain.

The contract reinforces BOURBON’s position as a leading player in the area.

Tags: Bourbon, Ghana, Jubilee Field, MPSV, subsea services

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