Aker Solutions has received a five-year contract extension from ExxonMobil Canada Properties for continued brownfield maintenance and modification (M&M) work on the Hebron offshore platform. The agreement, classified as a significant award valued between NOK 1.5 billion and NOK 2.5 billion, will be recorded as an order intake in the fourth quarter of 2025 within Aker Solutions’ Life Cycle segment.
The extension follows an original engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) enabling agreement awarded in 2015. Since that award, Aker Solutions has completed numerous upgrades and modifications on the Hebron facility, supporting work on the platform offshore Newfoundland and Labrador.
For more than 30 years, the company has delivered multi-disciplinary services to Canada’s East Coast energy sector. The Hebron project has been a long-running undertaking in the region, reflecting Aker Solutions’ continued role in offshore operations there.
Project execution will be led from Aker Solutions’ office in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, where its local team has grown from around 100 to 350 employees in recent years.
“We will leverage our multi-discipline Project Execution Model to deliver fit-for-purpose solutions with speed and precision, ensuring successful outcomes while reducing costs,” said Paal Eikeseth, Executive Vice President and Head of Aker Solutions’ Life Cycle business.
“We are pleased to continue our collaboration with ExxonMobil Canada Properties, as operator of the Hebron platform,” Eikeseth added. “Canada is a key market for us, where we take a long-term view and continue to deliver value through our local capabilities.”
Aker Solutions’ Life Cycle segment focuses on maintenance, modification, and operational support services that help sustain offshore facilities over time. The renewed Hebron agreement aligns with this focus, providing continued brownfield maintenance and modification services to support platform operations.
The contract value is defined by Aker Solutions as “significant,” corresponding to awards ranging from NOK 1.5 billion to NOK 2.5 billion.
Source: Company Press Release (November 5, 2025)
