Subsea & Ultra-Deep Water Services
Solutions for Oil & Gas Operators and
Contractors in the Gulf of Mexico and Beyond
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The deep water well division has a strong fabrication/mechanical background and is skilled in the design and manufacturing of fiber-optic and hydro-electrical standard line products–all monitored with custom designed Wright’s Well Control Services (WWCS) software. The Subsea Group at WWCS has made significant contributions to the industry through unique R&D assignments including a proven track record of completing factory acceptance testing (FAT/EFAT) and site integration testing (SIT). The group’s passion for oil & gas technology is clearly evident in their dedication to successfully executing projects offshore. The group utilizes hyperbaric chambers, valve packs, transducers, transponders, multi meters, fiber-optic instrumentation, pressure gauges, strain gauges, flow meters, subsea intelligent displays, chart recorders and calibrated instruments to correctly interpret and ensure high performance results for all specialized equipment. |
Subsea Intervention Specialties
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WWCS has provided deep water well and pipeline services to 10,000’ water depth (WD) and has the capability to work at any depth needed for subsea operations.
Plug & Abandonment
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Rigless Wireline Intervention – A WWCS First
WWCS performed the Gulf of Mexico’s first rigless wireline intervention from a Multi-Service Vessel in 3,500’ WD, increasing gas production 800% and oil production 300%. For more information on this project see the May 2010 Offshore Engineer article.
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Intervention Services include:
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Also, ask a WWCS sales rep about equipment rentals.
For Subsea & Ultra-Deep Water Services call the WWCS Business Office at 281-446-0273 or email us for more information.
Technology Breakthroughs &
One-of-a-Kind Equipment
Wright’s Well Control Services (WWCS) engineers and executes numerous first-to-market services for clients. Ask the expert team at Wright’s about customized solutions for the most challenging offshore environments in the Gulf of Mexico (GOM) and beyond.
