HLV & Express Mobilization for Offshore Gabon Project

ETAME Expansion Project
Offshore Installation
12022
HLV & EXPRESS MOBILIZATION / DEMOBILIZATION PROCEDURE FOR WP3
12022-AMC-TIN-PRO-0019
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................ 5
2 SCOPE OF WORK ........................................................................................... 6
3 RESPONSIBILITIES ......................................................................................... 6
3.1 NOV SCOPE ................................................................................................................. 6
3.2 HLV SCOPE .................................................................................................................. 6
3.3 EMAS AMC SCOPE...................................................................................................... 7
4 ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS ............................................................ 7

4.1 DEFINITIONS................................................................................................................ 7
4.2 ACRONYMS & ABBREVIATIONS ................................................................................ 7
5 REFERENCES.................................................................................................. 8
6 COMMUNICATIONS ...................................................................................... 10

6.1 KEY CONTACTS – REEL LOADOUT IN KALUNDBORG, DENMARK ...................... 10
6.2 KEY CONTACTS – EXPRESS LOADOUT IN PORT GENTIL, GABON..................... 11
6.3 COMBINED CONTACT LIST ...................................................................................... 12
7 HEALTH, SAFETY, SECURITY, ENVIRONMENT, AND QUALITY............... 14

7.1 PROJECT FAMILIARIZATION .................................................................................... 14
7.2 HSSE PLAN ................................................................................................................ 14
7.3 EMERGENCY REPONSE PLAN ................................................................................ 14
7.4 HIRA, JSA’S, TBT’S .................................................................................................... 14
7.5 SAFETY DURING MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION ..................................... 14
7.6 WORK PERMITS ........................................................................................................ 15
7.7 QUALITY PLAN........................................................................................................... 15
7.8 MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE .................................................................................... 15
8 VESSEL PARTICULARS ............................................................................... 16

8.1 HEAVY LIFT VESSEL – MV GLORIA ......................................................................... 16
8.2 INSTALLATION VESSEL – LEWEK EXPRESS ......................................................... 17
9 EQUIPMENT PARTICULARS ........................................................................ 18
10 PICKUP & DISCHARGING PORT DETAILS ................................................. 20

10.1 NOV QUAYSIDE INFORMATION – KALUNDBORG HARBOUR, DENMARK ........... 20
10.2 EMAS LOGISTICS BASE – PORT GENTIL, GABON ................................................ 21
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11 HLV OPERATIONS ........................................................................................ 23

11.1 HLV SUITABILITY SURVEY ....................................................................................... 23
11.2 HLV ON-HIRE SURVEY ............................................................................................. 23
11.3 LASHING AND SEAFASTENING ............................................................................... 23
11.4 VOYAGE PLANNING .................................................................................................. 23
11.5 REPORTING ............................................................................................................... 24
11.6 HLV DEMOBILIZATION / DISCHARGING.................................................................. 24
11.7 HLV OFF-HIRE SURVEY............................................................................................ 24
12 INSTALLATION VESSEL MOBILIZATION (PORT GENTIL, GABON) ......... 24
13 KEY DATES ................................................................................................... 24
14 CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS ..................................................................... 25
TASK PLAN #1 – LOADOUT OF HLV (KALUNDBORG, DENMARK) .......................... 26
TASK PLAN #2 – DEMOBILIZATION OF HLV (PORT GENTIL, GABON) .................... 29
TASK PLAN #3 – LOADOUT OF LEX (PORT GENTIL, GABON) ................................ 32
TASK PLAN #4 – DEMOBILIZATION OF LEX (PORT GENTIL, GABON) ................... 35
APPENDIX A: SAL TECHNICAL OPERATIONS MANUAL (HLV) ............................... 36
APPENDIX B: VESSEL ON/OFF HIRE FORM .............................................................. 37
APPENDIX C: PORT GENTIL LIFT PLAN / ARRANGEMENT (LEX) ........................... 38
APPENDIX D: REEL RIGGING DESIGN REPORT (LEX) .............................................. 39
APPENDIX E: EQUIPMENT LIST .................................................................................. 40
APPENDIX F: RIGGING CERTIFICATES ...................................................................... 41
APPENDIX G: MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE FORM .................................................... 42
APPENDIX H: VESSEL MANIFEST TEMPLATE .......................................................... 43
APPENDIX I: REEL LOADOUT JSA ............................................................................. 44
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1 PROJECT DESCRIPTION
VAALCO Gabon (Etame), Inc. is expanding the development of the Etame-Marin field offshore Gabon,
West Africa. The Etame Expansion Project includes the transportation and installation of two (2) new
Etame & SEENT fixed platforms, subsea equipment including pipelines, flexible flowlines, tie-in spools
and Valve/WYE skids, and the relocation of four (4) existing flexible flowlines. The Etame-Marin Field
is located in the Gulf of Guinea, Offshore Gabon, West Africa in approximately 80 m water depth.
The new Etame WHP Platform will serve as a first stage processing facility for 1 future and up to 8 new
dry tree wells. Gas will be exported from the Etame Platform to an FPSO located approximately 2.4
km east of the platform. Likewise, the new SEENT WHP production platform will supply fuel gas to the
FPSO approximately 7.0 km to the north.
EMAS AMC has been awarded the installation contract for work packages 1 to 4 in the Etame /
SEENT development which include:
WP 1 – ETAME & SEENT Jacket and Pile Transportation & Installation

 Transportation & installation of 2 jackets each with drilled and grouted main piles
WP 2 – ETAME & SEENT Steel Pipeline Scope of Work

 Procurement, coating, fabrication, spooling, and installation of 3 rigid pipelines
 Fabrication, testing, metrology, final fabrication and installation of 5 tie-in spools
 Installation of (x2) Wye skids structures and 1 isolation valve
 Full System Leak Testing
WP 3 – Flexible Flowline Installation Scope of Work

 Relocation of 4 existing flexible flowlines
 Transportation & installation of 3 flexibles flowlines from Denmark to Gabon
 Installation of 3 new flexible flowlines segments for the new ETAME Platform
WP 4 – ETAME & SEENT Topside Installation

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 Transportation and installation of 2 topsides, 2 LQ/Helidecks, 2 Flarebooms
2 SCOPE OF WORK
The purpose of this procedure is to detail the tasks associated with the mobilization and discharge of
the HLV MV Gloria and Installation Vessel, Lewek Express required for VAALCO Etame Campaign 1
Reel Lay Scope of Work. The HLV has been chartered for the transportation of a 10.2 m flexible reel
and ancillary equipment from Kalundborg, Denmark to the Port of Gentil, Gabon where she will offload
cargo directly to quayside. The reel and ancillary equipment will then be loaded by the Lewek Express
at a later date for transportation & installation activities in field.
The following summarizes the mobilization / demobilization activities associated with this procedure:
• On-hire Survey of the Heavy Lift Vessel, MV Gloria

• Loadout of 10.2 m Flexible Reel & Ancillary Equipment from NOV Facilities in Kalundborg, Denmark
• Offloading of 10.2 m Flexible Reel by the HLV in Port Gentil, Gabon
• Off-hire survey of the HLV
• Mobilization of Reel & Project Equipment and Personnel on the Express in Port Gentil, Gabon
• Demobilization of Project Personnel and Equipment from the Express in Port Gentil, Gabon
3 RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilites for loadout and discharging operations have been clearly identfied below:
3.1 NOV Scope

 Prior to HLV arrival to the NOV Quayside in Kalundborg, Denmark, all equipment to be loaded on
the HLV shall be arranged on quayside within reach of HLV crane. Final berthing location will be
determined by NOV and the terminal operator. The Reel must be placed a minimum of 93 m
forward of the aft point of the MV Gloria for loadout.
3.2 HLV Scope

 All seafastening & grillage design, materials & labor are to be performed by SAL prior to departure
to West Africa. The seafastening arrangement and calculations for the Flexible Reel can be found
in Appendix A: SAL Technical Operations Manual. Prior to departure, EMAS Engineer and MWS
will conduct review of seafastening to confirm it has been installed per approved drawings.
 Heavy Lift operations are to be conducted on a 24 hour a day basis. HLV deck lights are to be
used for night time operations, if required.
 Access between quayside and HLV shall be via MV Gloria’s gangway which will be set up for
proper access.
 All lifting gear for load-out and discharging shall be provided by SAL.
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 Shoreside stevedoring including hooking on in Kalundborg, Denmark shall be performed by SAL.
3.3 EMAS AMC Scope

 Shore side stevedoring including hooking off in Port Gentil, Gabon.
 Pilot for the Duration of Reel Lift in Port Gentil, if required.
 Agency Services
 Inward clearances for HLV Gloria
 Outward clearance, VAALCO documentation B.I.E.T.C
 All work associated with the loadout and seafastening of the Reel & Ancillary Equipment onto the
Lewek Express once set on quayside in Port Gentil, Gabon.
 Customs & Immigration Services
 Lifting Gear for loadout of all equipment on the Lewek Express
4 ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS

4.1 Definitions
COMPANY: VAALCO Gabon (Etame), Inc.

CONTRACTOR: EMAS AMC
SUBCONTRACTOR: SAL Heavylift
MARINE WARRANTY SURVEYOR: London Offshore Consultants
FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURER: National Oilwell Varco
4.2 Acronyms & Abbreviations

BIETC Bordereau d’Identification Electronique et Traҫabilite
Bridge
BR
c/w Complete With
DC Document Control
D Diameter
DF Deck Forman
DPR Daily Progress Report
FPSO Floating Production Storage Offloading
GA General Arrangement
HIRA Hazard Identification Risk Assessment
HLV Heavy Lift Vessel
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HSSE Health, Safety, Security, and Environment

ID Inside Diameter
JSA Job Safety Analysis
kg Kilogram
Km Kilometer
LEX Lewek Express
LOLER Lifting Operations & Lifting Equipment Regulations
m Meter
mm millimeter
MOC Management of Change
MV Marine Vessel
MWS Marine Warranty Surveyor
No Number
OCM Offshore Construction Manager
OD Outside Diameter
PE Project Engineer
PPE Personal Protective Equipment
PTW Permit to Work
RS4 Reel System Four
REF Reference
SS Shift Supervisor
TBT Tool Box Talk
Te Tonne
VM Vessel Master
5 REFERENCES
All work covered in this document shall comply with the latest edition of the design codes, standards,
and regulations provided in the ETAME & SEENT Flexible Flowlines Installation Scope of Work. In
addition, all lifting and transportation shall be conducted in accordance with applicable industry
standards identified below:
General Project Documents

/1./ 12022-AMC-HSE-PLN-0002, Project Emergency Response Plan
/2./ AMC-XXX-PJM-PRO-00005, Offshore and Worksite Management of Change
/3./ AMC-XXX-PJM-FRM-00011, Offshore and Worksite Management of Change Form
/4./ 12022-AMC-HSE-RPT-0003, Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) Report
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/5./ 12022-AMC-HSE-PLN-0001, Project HSSE Plan

/6./ 12022-AMC-QAC-PLN-0001, Project Quality Plan
Flexible Specific Documents

/7./ 3769-DOC-MNL-301-IFI, Quayside Information Kalundborg Harbour
/8./ 3769-DOC-MNL-302-IFI, Reels Structural Capacity for Seafastening
/9./ 3769-DWG-REEL-001, General Notes Reel
/10./ 3769-DWG-REEL-100, GA Drawing Reel
/11./ 3769-DWG-REEL-101, Detail Drawing Reel
/12./ 3769-DWG-REEL-102, GA Drawing Cradle
/13./ 3769-DWG-REEL-103, Detail Drawing Cradle
/14./ 3769-DWG-REEL-104, GA Drawing Divider
/15./ 3769-DWG-REEL-105, Detail Drawing Divider
/16./ 3769-DOC-MNL-300, NOV Packing, Marking & Load-Out Instructions
/17./ 3769-DOC-MNL-400, Packing List
Industry Standards & Recommended Practices

/18./ 0030/ND, Noble Denton Technical Policy Board Guidelines for Marine Transportations
/19./ 0027/ND, Noble Denton Guidelines for Marine Lifting Operations, March 2010
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6 COMMUNICATIONS
6.1 Key Contacts – Reel Loadout in Kalundborg, Denmark
A pre-mobilization meeting will be held with EMAS-AMC project personnel, VAALCO personnel,
Marine Warranty Surveyor, NOV personnel and HLV Master to confirm lines of communications and
other requirements of personnel and equipment for loadout & seafastening of the Flexible Reel and
ancillary equipment.
All deck crane operations will be directed by the HLV Deck Foreman or his nominated personnel.
The EMAS AMC’ Loadout Engineer shall have the overall responsibility for the mobilization work. The
HLV Master and deck foreman shall liaise closely and advise the loadout engineer of vessel or crane
limitations that may otherwise impact loadout activities. The organization chart for loadout activities in
Kalundborg, Denmark can be found below.
The chart below describes the communication lines to be followed during mobilization and
demobilization activities.
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6.2 Key Contacts – Express Loadout in Port Gentil, Gabon

A pre-mobilization meeting will be held with EMAS-AMC project personnel, VAALCO personnel,
Marine Warranty Surveyor and Vessel Master to confirm lines of communications and other
requirements of personnel and equipment for loadout & seafastening of the Flexible Reel and ancillary
equipment in Gabon.
All deck crane operations will be directed by the Deck Foreman or his nominated personnel.
The EMAS AMC’ Loadout Engineer shall have the overall responsibility for the mobilization work. The
LEX Master and deck foreman shall liaise closely and advise the loadout engineer of vessel or crane
limitations that may otherwise impact loadout activities. The organization chart for loadout activities in
Port Gentil, Gabon can be found below.
The chart below describes the communication lines to be followed during mobilization and
demobilization activities.
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6.3 Combined Contact List

Name Title Office Cell Email
NOV Contacts
Frode Andreasen Project Manager +45 2466 5241 N/A Frode.FriisAndreasen@nov.com
Brian Hansen Load Out Manager +45 3037 2876 N/A Brian.Hansen2@nov.com
Henrik Andersen Load Out Assistant +45 4191 4744 N/A Henrik.Andersen@nov.com
VAALCO Contacts
Craig Devenney Construction Manager +1 713 543 3406 +1 832 259 1544 CDevenney@vaalco.com
Paul Jacobs Technical Lead +1 832 978 6163 PJacobs@vaalco.com
Ron Smith Client Rep +1 832 623 9905 RSmith@deepdowninc.com
David Tong Project Manager DTong@vaalco.com
Tarek Bejaoui Logistics Manager +241 01565526 +24107520263 tbejaoui@vaalco.com
EMAS Contacts
Tom O’Malley EMAS Project Manager +1 713 904 2097 +1 713 591 9654 Tom.O'Malley@emas.com
Samuel Haas Flexible Package Lead +1 832 487 7263 +1 713 259 1892 Samuel.Haas@emas.com
Don Rose Operations Manager +1 832 487 7310 +1 832 232 1324 Don.Rose@emas.com
Gabon In-Country
Dirk Dutoit +1 281 605 3547 +241 04 88 68 62 Dirk.Dutoit_Contractor@emas.com
Manager
Alexis Adams SCM +1 832 487 7302 +1 713 494 9327 Alexis.Adams@emas.com
Vessels & Assets

Janak Lotey +1 832 487 7278 +1 281 222 5193 Janak.Lotey@emas.com
Manager
Vessels & Assets
David Stevenson +1 281 605 3539 +1 281 467 7018 David.Stevenson@emas.com
Logistics Coordinator
SAL Contacts
Leonard Peterson Captain TBD N/A operating@sal-heavylift.com
SAL Operations
Hauke Plaass +49 (40) 80380-259 +49 (171) 1074142 operating@sal-heavylift.com
Manager
Peter Gottwald SAL Project Engineer +49 (4621) 997487 N/A engineering@peter-gottwald.de
Fabian Obert SAL Project Manager +49 (40) 380380-232 +49 (170) 2273721 fabian.obert@sal-heavylift.com
Russell Wolfe SAL Houston Contact +1 281 207 7002 +1 713 409 3524 usa@sal-heavylift.com
Lewek Express Contacts
Captain +1 713 948 1100 N/A lex.master@emas.com
Bridge +1 713 948 1103 N/A lex.bridge@emas.com
OCM +1 713 948 1102 N/A lex.ocm@emas.com
HSSEQ/Medic +1 713 948 1107 N/A lex.hse@emas.com
Reception +1 713 948 1107 N/A lex.admin@emas.com
lex.projeng1@emas.com
Project Engineer +1 713 948 1095 N/A
lex.projeng2@emas.com
Client Office +1 713 948 1094 N/A N/A
Agency Contacts – Denmark
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Name Title Office Cell Email
Shipping.dk Agency
Ronni Pedersen +4525292757 N/A rfp@shipping.dk
Manager
Michael Larsen Shipping.DK Agent +45 7022 2811 TBD kalundborg@shipping.dk
EMAS Agency Contacts – Gabon
Max Chelers Shipping Manager +241 07 77 86 17 TBD M.Chelers@necrotrans.com
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7 HEALTH, SAFETY, SECURITY, ENVIRONMENT, AND QUALITY
7.1 Project Familiarization

Prior to mobilization operations, a kick off meeting will be carried out with the vessel, the client, and
key project personnel to discuss the mobilization procedure, clarifications to the scope of work, and
any major areas of concern.
7.2 HSSE Plan

All activities described in this document shall be executed in accordance with the EMAS AMC Project
HSSE Plan, Ref. /5./.
7.3 Emergency Reponse Plan

Emergency situations shall be handled in accordance with the EMAS AMC Emergency Response
Plan, Ref. /1./.
7.4 HIRA, JSA’s, TBT’s

EMAS hazard assessments and tool box meetings provide a systematic process and tools for Hazard
Identification and Risk Assessment (HIRA) following the development of project procedures and during
their implementation on a project. The HIRA process can be used to assess any major task/scope of
work be it construction related, onshore or offshore, routine or non-routine work. The HIRA process is
fundamental to reducing the likelihood of incidents and is a key tool for the promotion of HSSEQ
awareness and improvement.
In addition a JSA must be performed for a job when there are or may occur risk elements that have not
been sufficiently described and controlled through task procedures and work instructions. The
purpose of the JSA is to identify possible hazards for a specific activity and to identify any mitigating
actions required to perform the job safely. JSA’s may be performed as part of procedure review or
conducted during the offshore phase of the project. Ref Appendix I: Reel Loadout JSA.
Prior to beginning operations, a meeting is to be held to discuss key hazards including those identified
by task specific procedures. A review of HIRA findings is to take place during the kick-off meeting and
JSAs are to be agreed upon and signed by all parties involved prior to operations beginning. Toolbox
Talk (TBT) meetings shall be held throughout the campaign with relevant personnel reviewing the task
at hand and addressing safety concerns at the onset of each individual stage of operations.
7.5 Safety During Mobilization and Demobilization

All personnel including CLIENT and 3rd party representatives, shall attend a vessel orientation and
safety induction/briefing upon arrival on board the vessel. The safety introduction will familiarize new
personnel with all the required information that is likely to be needed while on board the vessel.
Experience has shown that vessel mobilization and demobilization activities can present risks due to
the multitude of simultaneous activities on going at any one particular time.
The HSSE goals for the project mobilization and demobilization activities include the following:
• No injuries to personnel
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• No unauthorized discharge into the environment

• No damage to handled objects or equipment
It is important to emphasize that HSSE comes first. Of particular importance is promoting cooperation
and good communication between all personnel involved in the mobilization and demobilization
activities.
Safety will be addressed as a stand-alone topic, where EMAS AMC’s expectations regarding safety
will be addressed. All personnel shall observe general safety.
Everybody shall be reminded of their obligations with regard to the EMAS AMC “ALL STOP” policy.
All personnel shall wear approved personal protective equipment including hard hat, safety glasses,
steel toe boots, coveralls and any additional PPE as required by the vessel master.
Additionally, to further improve the safety environment on the vessel deck, the use of mobile phones
shall be strictly prohibited on the deck during mobilization and demobilization operations.
Prior to start of any work a JSA meeting shall be held with all personnel involved in the operations in
attendance. Also, Toolbox Talks shall take place prior to the start of any major operation and at the
start of shifts
7.6 Work Permits

A permit to work (PTW) system will be utilized onboard the vessel for hot works, working at heights,
etc. Work permits will be coordinated and controlled by the vessel bridge.
7.7 Quality Plan

All activities described in this document shall be executed in accordance with the EMAS AMC Project
Quality Plan, Ref. /6./.
7.8 Management of Change

Any deviation from this procedure must be handled in accordance with the EMAS AMC Project
Management of Change (MOC) Procedure, Ref. /2./.
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8 VESSEL PARTICULARS
8.1 Heavy Lift Vessel – MV Gloria
The heavy lift vessel, MV Gloria, has been chartered for the loadout, transportation and discharge of
flexible reel and ancillary equipment from Kalundborg, Denmark to Port Gentil, Gabon. Details of the
MV Gloria are presented below;
Table 8-1 SAL HLV Gloria

Description Values
Vessel Name MV Gloria
Vessel Type SAL Type 161
GL + 100 A5, G General Cargo Ship,
Vessel Class Strengthened for Heavy Cargo, Solas II-2,
Reg 19
LOA 82.9 m
Breadth Overall 15.8 m
Moulded Depth 10.5 m
Dead Weight 9544 mT
2 x 275 mT SWL, 1 x 150 mT SWL
Craneage
Combinable up to 600 mT SWL
Number of Holds 1
Number of Hatches 1
Free Deck Space 2120 m2
Top Speed 20 knots
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8.2 Installation Vessel – Lewek Express

The Lewek Express is a DP Class II Offshore Multi-Service Vessel, equipped with a 400 mT aft mast
crane, 150 mT knuckle-boom subsea crane, and 160 mT Vertical Lay System. The Express will
mobilize project equipment and personnel in Port Gentil, Gabon prior to start of Campaign #1 Reel Lay
Works. The Express 400 mT Aft and 150 mT forward crane will be utilized for mobilization of project
equipment in Port Gentil, Gabon.
Figure 8-1: Lewek Express
Table 8-2: Express Main Dimensions and Particulars

Description Values
Length overall 161.9 m
Breadth moulded 31.6 m
Depth 9.85 m
Draft 6.53 m
Gross Tonnage 20,463 mT
Accommodations 6 single, 23 double, and 20 four berth cabins
Max Speed 12 knots
DP Class DP Class II
8.2.1 Crane Capacity

The Lewek Express has two back deck cranes, a 150 mT forward knuckle boom crane and a 400 mT
aft mast crane. Crane particulars can be found in Table 8-3.
Table 8-3: Crane Particulars

Description 150 mT Subsea Crane 400 mT Aft Mast Crane
Manufacturer Hydramarine Amclyde
Main Hoist Capacity 150 mT @ 10 m 400 mT @ 15 m
Max. Working Depth 3000 m Varies based on Reeving
Working Radius 6 - 37 m 15 - 45 m
Aux Hoist Capacity 20 mT @ 37 m 20 mT @ 47 m
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9 EQUIPMENT PARTICULARS
9.1.1 HLV Cargo to be Discharged in Port Gentil, Gabon
Mobilizaton of the HLV shall be performed at NOV facilities in Kalundborg Harbour, Denmark.
Equipment to be mobilized on the HLV includes a 10.2 m Flexible Reel and repair kit connex among
various other spare and service parts.
A comprehensive list of equipment to be mobilized on the HLV In Denmark can be found in Appendix
E: Equipment List. Prior to custody transfer, an overage, shortage, damage report will be conducted
to ensure all free-issued items are present and in good condition. Tabulated equipment is subject to
change; the Equipment list shall be maintained by the project team.
Table 9-1 CPI to be Loaded / Offloaded by the HLV (Kalundborg, Denmark to Port Gentil, Gabon)
Client Provided Qty Dimensions (m) Weight (mT) Shipping Delivery Provider
Items Method Location
10.2m Reel c/w
1 10.2 OD x 5.5 L 216 10.2m Reel Gabon NOV
Cradle & Tarp
Crates of Spares 3 TBD TBD Crates Gabon NOV
Flexible Outer
2.44 H x 2.44 W
Sheath Repair Kit 1 1.55 Container Gabon NOV
x 3.05 L
Container
9.1.2 LEX Cargo to be Discharged / Loaded in Port Gentil, Gabon

Mobilizaton of the LEX shall be performed at EMAS Marine Base in Ingleside, TX. Equipment required
for Dive Support Campaigns #1 & #2 will be transported by the Express to Port Gentil, Gabon where
they will be offloaded to the quay.
A comprehensive list of equipment to be discharged by the Express can be found in Appendix E:
Equipment List. Equipment lists are not final. It is the responsibility of EMAS Loadout Engineer to
update the call off and task plan prior to mobilization / demobilization activities.
Table 9-2 Equipment to be Offloaded from the LEX (Port Gentil, Gabon)
Item Description Qty Dimensions (m) Weight (mT) Shipping Delivery Provider
Method Location
Spool Kits for 8”
SEENT 2
1 7.3 x 2.4 x 1.2 TBD Half Height 1 Gabon EMAS
Flowline to Riser
Assembly
Spool Kits for 8”
SEENT 2 Wye 1 7.3 x 2.4 x 1.2 TBD Half Height 2 Gabon EMAS
Assembly
Spool Kits for 8”
SEENT 2
1 7.3 x 2.4 x 1.2 TBD Half Height 3 Gabon EMAS
Flowline to Wye
Assembly
Spool Kitsfor 4”
SEENT 1 1 7.3 x 2.4 x 1.2 TBD Half Height 4 Gabon EMAS
Assembly
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Spool Kits for 4”

ETAME 3 1 7.3 x 2.4 x 1.2 TBD Half Height 5 Gabon EMAS
Assembly
Concrete
5 6.1 x 2.4 x 0.23 4.7 Stacked Gabon EMAS
Mattress
6” Topside Pig DSV Tooling
1 N/A N/A Gabon EMAS
Launcher Connex
W14x90 I-Beam Loose – Double
16 12.2 x 0.37 x 0.3 1.7 Gabon EMAS
Random
W8x24 I-Beam Loose – Double
11 12.2 x 0.2 x 0.17 0.43 Gabon EMAS
Random
Spool Anodes Lot 1.2 x 1.0 x 0.8 0.47 Palletized Gabon EMAS
Blind Flanges Shoreside
Lot N/A N/A Gabon EMAS
Tooling Connex
Ratchet Straps Shorside
Tooling Connex
Insulation Half Shoreside
Shells Tooling Connex
Heat Shrink Shoreside
Sleeve Tooling Connex
Studs, Nuts & DSV Tooling
Gaskets Connex
DSV Tooling
1 3.0 x 2.4 x 2.4 TBD Connex Gabon EMAS
Container
Shoreside Gabon
1 3.0 x 2.4 x 2.4 TBD Connex Gabon EMAS
Container
Avouma Ball
1 1.2 x 0.55 x 0.85 1.05 Loose Gabon VAALCO
Valve
Concrete
Mattress Lifting 1 TBD TBD Loose Gabon EMAS
Beam
4” Bare Pipe for
Weld Procedure 8 0.1 x 0.1 x 12.2 TBD Loose Gabon EMAS
Qualifications
8” Bare Pipe for
Weld Procedure 8 0.3 x 0.3 x 12.2 TBD Loose Gabon EMAS
Qualifications
4” FBE Coated
Joints for Spool
TBD 0.1 x 0.1 x 12.2 TBD Loose Gabon EMAS
Kit Fabrication
(Spare)
8” FBE & GSPU
Insulated Joints
for Spool Kit TBD 0.3 x 0.3 x 12.2 TBD Loose Gabon EMAS
Fabrication
(Spare)
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Table 9-3 Equipment to be Loaded on the LEX (Port Gentil, Gabon)

Item Description Qty Dimensions (m) Weight (mT) Shipping Delivery Provider
Method Location
10.2m Reel w/
1 10.2 OD x 5.5 L 212.5 10.2m Reel ETAME Field NOV
Flexible
Crates of Spares 3 TBD TBD Crates Gabon NOV
Flexible Outer
2.44 H x 2.44 W
Sheath Repair Kit 1 1.55 Container Gabon NOV
x 3.05 L
Container
NOV
Transportation 1 5.0 L x 5.9 W 2.5 Loose Ingleside, TX NOV
Cradle
10.2 m Reel Tarp 1 N/A N/A Loose Ingleside, TX NOV
40 x 25 kg sand
bags double
4 1.2 x 1.2 x 1.2 1 Loose ETAME Field OIS
bagged in 1 Te
FIBC Bulk Bag
10 PICKUP & DISCHARGING PORT DETAILS

10.1 NOV Quayside Information – Kalundborg Harbour, Denmark
The flexible reel and ancillary equipment will be loaded onto the HLV at NOV’s facility in Kalundborg
Harbour, Denmark at NOV’s South Quay, No. 14. A secondary quay, North Quay No. 12 (public quay)
has been designated as a contingency site, if required. A summary of both quays has been provided
below:
Table 10-1 Qauyside Information - Kalundborg Harbour

Quay Length Depth
South No. 14 (Base Case) 150 m 8.6 m
North No. 12 (Secondary) 240 m 9.6 m
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Figure 2.1: NOV Quayside
The address for NOV facility has been provided below:

National Oilwell Varco Denmark I/S, Quayside 14
Priorparken 480
DK-2605 Brondby, Denmark
Agent Details in Denmark:

Michael D. Larsen
Shipping.DK
kalundborg@shipping.dk
+45 7022 2811
10.2 EMAS Logistics Base – Port Gentil, Gabon

The HLV is to transport the equipment from NOV’s facility in Harbour of Kalundborg, Denmark to Port
Gentil, Gabon Commercial Quay, “C1” Berth. The HLV will offload the reel such that the reel’s furthest
most edge is within 30 m from the end of the quay to facilitate traffic in port. A summary of the quay
has been provided below:
Table 10-2 Quayside Information - Port Gentil, Gabon

Quay Length Depth
Commercial Quay 390 m 9-11 m
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Figure 7.1: Port of Gentil, Gabon
The final port of discharge has been provided below:

Port Gentil (Mandji) Commercial Quay “C1” Berth
EMAS Agent Details in Port Gentil, Gabon:
Max Chelers
Shipping Manager
m.chelers@necrotrans.com
+241 07 77 86 17
GETMA GABON
Zone Portuaire Oprag
PO Box 937
Port-Gentil, Gabon
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11 HLV OPERATIONS
The Heavy Lift Vessel, MV Gloria, chartered by EMAS AMC will be used to transport a 10.2 m Flexible
Reel and Ancillary Equipment from Kalundborg, Denmark to Port Gentil, Gabon.
11.1 HLV Suitability Survey

A Suitability Survey of the MV Gloria is to be carried out by EMAS AMC well in advance of the start of
operations. The survey shall determine that the nominated vessel fully complies with current industry
guidelines set by third party MWS (London Offshore Consultants), and that vessel and equipment in all
respects are suited for the operation. Any items identified to be out of specification will be presented to
the vessel’s Master/Owner to be addressed and closed out prior to mobilization.
11.2 HLV On-Hire Survey

When the HLV arrives at the NOV facility, an On-Hire Survey will be carried out by EMAS AMC and
third party MWS (London Offshore Consultants) to confirm issues identified during the suitability
survey have been satisfactorily closed out. The vessel On-Hire form can be found in Appendix B:
Vessel On/Off Hire Form.
This survey shall determine:

 Outstanding items identified during the Suitability Survey have been corrected.
 No damage to the vessel and its equipment has occurred in the period following the
Suitability Survey.
 Amount of diesel oil and lube oil on board at the time of delivery.
 Establishing time and date for delivery of the vessel; On-Hire.
 A specific On-Hire Certificate or document to be filled in and signed by the Project Marine
Representative and the master of the vessel. A sample of a vessel On-Hire / Off-Hire form
can be found in Appendix B: Vessel On/Off Hire Form.
 Documentation regarding special equipment and rigging for the operation will be included
with the On-Hire Survey document (certifications)
11.3 Lashing and Seafastening

All cargo will be seafastened in accordance to IMO / MWS standards. Once completed, an inspection
will be held with the attendance of the ship master, EMAS Engineer and MWS prior to vessel sail-
away. Vessel owner shall be responsible to comply with and obtain approval and sailaway certificate
from the MWS.
11.4 Voyage Planning

Route planning, weather forcasting and vessel stability calculations required for transportation of
equipment from Kalundborg, Denmark to Port Gentil, Gabon will be performed by the HLV
Subcontractor.
During the sea-voyage, the cargo and lashing/seafastening conditions shall be inspected daily and any
rectification shall be performed where and when necessary. A daily inspection report shall be provided
to Contractor throughout the voyage.
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11.5 Reporting
A daily progress report shall be submitted to Contractor every 24 hours throughout the hiring period.
The format of the report shall be agreed in advance. As a minimum, the report shall include current
vessel location, ETA, weather and bunker details. The report shall be issued daily before 0800 hrs US
Central Time.
11.6 HLV Demobilization / Discharging

Once the Reel has been transported and offloaded in Port Gentil, an Off-Hire Survey will be conducted
prior to the release of the HLV. Demobilization task plans can be found in Task Plan #2 –
Demobilization of HLV (Port Gentil, Gabon). Discharging arrangements have been provided by SAL in
Appendix A: SAL Technical Operations Manual.
11.7 HLV Off-Hire Survey

Following completion of the transportation operation, an Off-Hire Survey is to be carried out on the
HLV prior to departure. This survey shall determine:
 If any damage to the vessel has occurred during the operations, and if so, arrange for the
damage to be surveyed.
 Determine any other incident during the operations that may lead to a claim from the
vessel.
 Amount of diesel oil and lube oil on board at time of redelivery.
 Establish time and date for redelivery of the vessel; Off-Hire.
 A specific Off-Hire Certificate or document is to be filled in and signed by the project marine
representative and the master of the vessel. A Sample of a vessel On-Hire / Off-Hire form
can be found in Appendix B: Vessel On/Off Hire Form.
12 INSTALLATION VESSEL MOBILIZATION (PORT GENTIL, GABON)

An intermediate in-country Mobilizaton of the Lewek Express is required for offloading equipment and
loading of Flexible Reel and personnel. This interim mobilization shall be performed at EMAS
Logisitics Base located in Port of Gentil, Gabon.
A complete list of the equipment to be mobilized on the Lewek Express in Port Gentil be found in
Appendix E: Equipment List.
13 KEY DATES
Key mobilization and discharging dates and locations are presented in the table below. Dates are
preliminary and should be confirmed as mobilization activities near.
Description Location Dates
Notice of Pickup (30 Day) N/A Jan 9 , 2014
Flexible Reel Loadout (HLV) Kalundborg, Denmark Early Feb 2014
Discharging of Flexible Reel Port Gentil, Gabon Late Feb 2014
Flexible Reel Loadout
Port Gentil, Gabon Mar 1, 2014
(Express)
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14 CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS
Should an undesired event occur during operations, contingency plans will be agreed upon by EMAS
Loadout Engineer, Vessel Master and Client Rep. If for any reason it is considered necessary to
deviate from the approved procedures, then the Management of Change process, Ref /2./, will be
followed.
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TASK PLAN #1 – LOADOUT OF HLV (KALUNDBORG, DENMARK)
TASK PLAN #1 OBJECTIVES
Task Summary
1. Call in HLV and moor up to quay and deploy gangway
2. Familiarize personnel with upcoming mobilization operations
3. Inventory free-issued items and perform custody transfer
4. Lift reel and ancillary equipment onboard HLV
5. Deck crew to seafasten cargo
6. MWS to inspect all seafastening and lashings
7. Obtain sailaway certificate from MWS
8. Gangway up, HLV to transit to Port Gentil, Gabon
Operational Limitations
 Weather – at the discretion of HLV Master
Other Information
 10.2 m Reel Weight = 216 mT (includes reel, partition, flexibles, cradle) 10.2 m Reel Weight = 216 mT
 Repair Kit Connex Weight = 1.55 mT
Safety Concerns
 Simultaneous operations on deck
 Pinch points
 Trip hazards on deck
Initial Status
 FAT of Flexible Flowlines is complete and Flexible lines have been spooled and secured to the reel.
 Cradle is clipped or chained to the Reel for loadout.
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Step Resp. Description Initials

Sub-Task #1: Loadout of HLV
HLV to transit to Kalundborg, Denmark. Issue preliminary arrival notification to the
1. HLV
EMAS & NOV personnel 48 hours prior to arrival.
NOV to position Reel and Ancillary Equipment along quayside per quayside
2. NOV
layout, Ref Appendix A: SAL Technical Operations Manual.
EMAS loadout engineer to review packing list and perform Overage, Shortage, &
3. EMAS Damage report on free-issued items. EMAS to sign packing list to complete
custody transfer of free-issued items.
HLV to moor portside to South Quay No. 14 as shown in mooring plan, Ref
Appendix A: SAL Technical Operations Manual. Quayside personnel to assist
4. HLV with mooring lines, as required.
Note: HLV to deploy Yokohama fenders, if required.
5. HLV Port Authority & vessel permit to work issued and signed off.
6. HLV HLV to deploy and secure gangway to quayside.

EMAS & MWS to meet with HLV Master and perform on-hire survey of HLV.
EMAS /
7. EMAS loadout engineer & Vessel Master to complete on-hire survey certificate in
HLV
Appendix B: Vessel On/Off Hire Form.
Conduct mobilization meeting with all applicable vessel crew and NOV loadout
8. EMAS personnel. Distribute the latest revision of this task plan to all essential
personnel.
Tool box talk has been conducted with the deck crew and NOV loadout
9. EMAS
personnel. All parties have established clear lines of communication.
Ensure that all permits to work, JSAs and lift plans are in place prior to work
10. EMAS
starting. HLV to open hot work permit on the bridge for seafastening activities.
EMAS loadout engineer to inspect all loadout rigging and ensure certification
11. EMAS
dates are valid.
EMAS to perform visual inspection of the flexible reel. Confirm cradle is securely
12. EMAS
clipped to the reel and that loose equipment and tools have been removed.
Confirm the weather forecast is acceptable for loadout activities. Weather
13. MAST
suitability to be agreed between SAL, EMAS and NOV personnel.
14. HLV HLV to open hatch and deploy stability pontoon, as required.
HLV to prepare lifting gear and connect to the crane.
15. HLV Note: SAL lifting gear will be used for all loadout and discharging activities
involving the HLV.
HLV crane to position reel spreaderbar over reel COG. SAL Rigging Crew to
16. HLV
direct crane as reel slings are guided over the trunions of the reel.
HLV crane to slowly take slack out of rigging. Shoreside crew to confirm rigging
17. HLV
is not twisted or tangled.
Lift Reel clear of the vessel cargo rail and slew load inboard. Deck crew to man
18. HLV
taglines to control the load.
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Record weight of reel as measured by crane load cell.

19. HLV
Reel Weight = ________mT
20. HLV HLV crane to land the reel in the hold, as directed by deck foreman.
21. HLV HLV crane to load the repair connex, as required.

SAL deck crew to seafasten all cargo in accordance with approved seafastening
22. HLV .
plan, Ref Appendix A: SAL Technical Operations Manual.
23. HLV Welding inspector to perform NDT on all deck welds.
24. MWS MWS to certify stowage and rigging plans and issue sail away certificate.
EMAS / EMAS loadout engineer to provide Vessel Master with manifest of all loaded
25. HLV equipment and confirmation of final discharging port.
26. HLV HLV crew to prepare the vessel for transit. Load the stability pontoon.
HLV crew to disconnect mooring lines and recover gangway. HLV to depart for
27. HLV
Port Gentil per SAL voyage plan.
HLV to provide daily progress report and Issue preliminary arrival notification to
28. HLV
EMAS personnel 48 hours prior to arrival in Port Gentil.
Complete sign-off for satisfactory completion of above tasks (Mobilization).
EMAS / ____________________ ______ ___________________ ______

29. Client / Client Date EMAS AMC Date
MWS
____________________ ______
MWS Date
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TASK PLAN #2 – DEMOBILIZATION OF HLV (PORT GENTIL, GABON)
Task Summary
1. Call in HLV and moor up to quay and deploy Yokohama fenders
2. HLV to deploy gangway
3. Familiarize personnel with upcoming discharging operations
4. Deck crew to remove sea fastening and offload cargo
5. HLV Off-Hire
 Weather – at the discretion of HLV Master
Other Information
 10.2 m Reel Weight = 216 mT
Safety Concerns
 Pinch points
Initial Status
 HLV enroute to Port Gentil, Gabon.
 Clearance to leave reel on edge of quay has been granted by Port Authorities
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Sub-Task #1: Loadout of HLV
HLV to transit to Port Gentil, Gabon. Issue preliminary arrival notification to EMAS
1. HLV
personnel 48 hours prior to arrival.
EMAS to confirm the following detailed documentation has been provided by NOV
/ VAALCO:
 Detailed Bill of Lading
EMAS  Detailed Commercial Invoice

2.
 Detailed Packing List
 BIETC Cargo Tracking Electronic System Note
Note: VAALCO to assist in clearing of goods into Gabon, West Africa.
3. HLV HLV logistics team to send inbound manifest to Gabon Customs Official.
4. HLV Pilot to board HLV.
5. HLV HLV to deploy Yokohama fenders at edge of quay where protection stops.
HLV berths portside along Port Gentil Commercial quay per discharging
arrangement shown in Ref Appendix C: Port Gentil Lift Plan / Arrangement
6. HLV
(LEX). Pilot to remain on board through out reel discharging activities. Quayside
personnel to assist with mooring lines, as required.
7. HLV HLV to deploy and secure gangway to quayside.

Conduct demobilization meeting with all applicable vessel crew and EMAS
8. All quayside personnel. Distribute the latest revision of this task plan to all essential
personnel.
Tool box talk has been conducted with the deck crew and EMAS quayside
9. All
10. EMAS
starting. HLV to open hot work permit on the bridge for cutting/grinding activities.
EMAS loadout engineer to inspect all loadout rigging and ensure certification
11. EMAS
dates are valid.
HLV / Confirm the weather forecast is acceptable for offloading activities. Weather
12. EMAS suitability to be agreed with SAL and EMAS personnel.
13. HLV HLV to open hatch and deploy stability pontoon, as required.
14. HLV SAL deck crew to remove seafastening and lashings from all cargo. .
HLV to prepare lifting gear and connect to the crane.
15. HLV Note: SAL lifting gear will be used for all loadout and discharging activities
involving the HLV.
HLV crane to position reel spreaderbar over reel COG. HLV deck crew to direct
16. HLV
the crane as slings are guided over the reel trunions.
17. HLV HLV crane to tension lift slings. Ensure slings are not twisted or tangled.
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HLV to lift and slew reel outboard. Reel to be landed within 30 m of the end of the
18. HLV quay per discharging drawing, Ref Appendix C: Port Gentil Lift Plan /
Arrangement (LEX).
19. HLV HLV crane to offload repair connex, as required.

EMAS/ EMAS loadout engineer and HLV Master to Complete HLV Off-Hire Form.
20. HLV
Complete sign-off for satisfactory completion of above tasks (Demobilization).
EMAS / ____________________ ______ ___________________ ______

MWS
____________________ ______
MWS Date
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TASK PLAN #3 – LOADOUT OF LEX (PORT GENTIL, GABON)

Task Summary
1. LEX to remove seafastening & offload (5) spool containers and ancillary equipment on quayside.
2. Welder to cut flexible reel free of cradle on quayside
3. Remove tarp from flexible reel on quayside
4. LEX to load & seafasten10.2 m flexible reel in RS4.
5. LEX load & seafasten repair kit container.
 Weather – at the discretion of LEX Master
Other Information
Safety Concerns
 Pinch points
Initial Status
 Job Safety Analysis (JSA) has been completed and reviewed by all relevant personnel
 HIRA has been conducted and approved and a Toolbox talk (TBT) has been conducted with all
personnel involved in the operations. Preventative measures are implemented.
 All lift plans have been completed and reviewed by pertinent parties
 All required permits are in place
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Sub-Task #1: Loadout of Lewek Express
LEX to transit to Port Gentil, Gabon. Issue preliminary arrival notification to the
1. LEX
EMAS Agent & Logistics Base 48 hours prior to arrival.
EMAS onshore logistics team to send inbound manifest to Gabon Customs
2. EMAS
Official.
3. EMAS EMAS onshore personnel to remove tarp from flexible reel.

Onshore welders to cut reel free of transportation cradle in preparation for lift onto
4. EMAS
the Express.
5. LEX Pilot to board LEX at the sea buoy.

LEX to deploy Yokohama fenders at edge of quay where protection stops (if
6. LEX
required).
LEX berths starboard side to Port Gentil Commercial quay per loadout
arrangement shown in Ref Appendix C: Port Gentil Lift Plan / Arrangement
1. LEX
(LEX). Pilot to remain on board through out reel loading activities. Quayside
personnel to assist with mooring lines, as required.
2. LEX LEX to deploy and secure gangway on quayside.

Conduct loadout meeting with all applicable vessel crew and EMAS quayside
3. All personnel. Distribute the latest revision of this task plan to all essential
personnel.
Tool box talk has been conducted with the deck crew and EMAS quayside
4. All
5. All starting. LEX to open hot work permit on the bridge for seafastening removal
activities.
6. DF Attach taglines to each of the five (5) half height containers containing spool pipe.
Remove seafastening and offload half heights using 150 mT forward crane, as
7. DF
required.
8. DF Repeat steps 2 to 4 for the remaining spool half heights.
9. DF Load spares & service part crates (x3) from quayside to back deck, as required.
Offload Concrete mattresses, as required. Lifting frame to remain on LEX
10. DF
following offloading activities.
11. DF Offload double random I-beam, as required.
12. DF Offload double random spool pipe, as required.
13. DF Offload DSV Tooling Container, as required.
14. DF Offload Shoreside Gabon Tooling Container, as required.

Load flexible repair kit container from the quayside to back deck, as required.
15. DF
Deck crew to control the load using tag lines.
16. VLS Function test RS4.
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Slew LEX main crane main fall over to the 10.2 m flexible flowline reel on the
17. DF quayside and attach lift rigging, Ref Appendix C: Port Gentil Lift Plan /
Arrangement (LEX)
18. DF LEX personnel to attach taglines to the flexible flowline reel.

Lift Flexible Reel from quayside and secure in RS4, per lift plan Ref Appendix C:
19. DF
Port Gentil Lift Plan / Arrangement (LEX).
20. DF Remove rigging from flexible flowline reel once landed on deck.
Lay Operator to jack down RS4 & engage reel with the hub drive. RS4 to jackup
21. VLS
reel for transit.
22. DF Deck crew to install seafastenings on the flexible reel, if required.
23. MWS Marine Warranty Surveyor to sign off on the flexible flowline reel seafastening.
Load out remaining project material as directed by loadout Engineer.
24. DF/PE Note: Loadout engineer to maintain an updated list of equipment to be loaded on
board the LEX.
Complete sign-off for satisfactory completion of above tasks (LEX Mobilization).
____________________ ______ ___________________ ______

EMAS /
MWS
____________________ ______
MWS Date
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TASK PLAN #4 – DEMOBILIZATION OF LEX (PORT GENTIL, GABON)

Task Summary
1. LEX to offload concrete mattress lifting frame to quayside
 Weather – at the discretion of LEX Master
Other Information
 Crate Weight = TBD
Safety Concerns
 Pinch points
Initial Status
 LEX operations in field are complete

Sub-Task #1: Demobilization of Lewek Express Port Gentil, Gabon
LEX to transit to Port Gentil, Gabon Commercial Quay, “C1” berth. Issue
1. LEX preliminary arrival notification to the EMAS Agent & Logistics Base 48 hours prior
to arrival.
EMAS onshore logistics team to send inbound manifest to Gabon Customs
2. EMAS
Official.
3. LEX Pilot to board LEX at the sea buoy.

LEX to deploy Yokohama fenders at edge of quay where protection stops (if
4. LEX
required).
LEX berths starboard side to Port Gentil Commercial quay per loadout
5. LEX arrangement shown in Ref Appendix C: Port Gentil Lift Plan / Arrangement
(LEX). Quayside personnel to assist with mooring lines, as required.
6. LEX LEX to deploy and secure gangway on quayside.
7. DF Offload concrete mattress lifting frame to quayside if not already completed.
8. DF Load reel cradle if not previously loaded.
9. DF Offload anode pin brazing equipment, as required.
10. LEX Demobilize all project and non-essential personnel.
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APPENDIX A: SAL TECHNICAL OPERATIONS MANUAL (HLV)
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SAL STOWAGE PLAN
REF SAL # OPM 2013 f307 598 INPG
SAL DISCHARGING PLAN GABON
SAL LOADOUT ARRANGEMENT
SAL SEAFASTENING PLAN
APPENDIX B: VESSEL ON/OFF HIRE FORM
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VESSEL ON‐HIRE FORM

VESSEL OFF‐HIRE FORM

APPENDIX C: PORT GENTIL LIFT PLAN / ARRANGEMENT (LEX)
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NOTES:
AMCLYDE 400mT CRANE LOAD CAPACITY
CHART - MAIN FALL
BOOM ANGLE 2@8 PART 2@6 PARTS
RADIUS (m)
(DEG) CROSS ANGLE CROSS ANGLE
EXPRESS AFT CRANE LIFT RADIUS EXPRESS CRANE RADIUS
ETAME EXPANSION PROJECT

LEWEK EXPRESS MAIN CRANE
LOAD CHART FOR LIFTING THE
FLEXIBLE FLOWLINE
VAALCO GABON (ETAME), Inc.
12022-AMC-ENG-SKT-0057-001-A
LIFT PLAN
(TO BE COMPLETED BY THE COMPETENT PERSON)
Lift plan: Vaalco ETAME Flexible Flowline Reel Date: 02 Oct 2013
Main deck / quayside / yard etc: Client / project / location:
Vessel / Site: LEWEK Expree
Quayside to BSC Vaalco Gabon/ Etame
Lift Plan No:
Permit to work No: N/A Risk Assessment No: N/A
N/A
Ref: (Procedures) Ref: (Drawings)
12022-AMC-TIN-PRO-0019 12022-AMC-ENG-SKT-00057-001-A Non-Routine Routine
12022-AMC-TIN-DTL-3005-01
LOAD DETAILS / CRANE DETAILS: Maximum Hook Load not to be exceeded
Load Identification: (include load Centre of Gravity : Design lift conditions: (maximum)
dimensions)
Flexible Flowline Reel Obvious Estimated Drawing Wave (m): N/A Current (knots): N/A
5760mm off center (width) Headings (degrees): N/A
Ø10.2m x 5.76m
Gross lift weight/Max Hook Load: Water depth: Crane configuration/mode:

( Actual / Assessed) N/A Main Crane with Single Fall
In Air: 215.90 Te
165.10 Te (Pipe incl. all equipment)
+ 38 Te (Reel) + 2.3 Te (NOV Cradle)
+ 4.50 Te (Partition) + 6.0 Te
(Packing) 7.89 Te (Rigging)
= 223.79 Te
Lift Height: 21.28 m
ITEM No. Description Weight (mT)
1 NOV Reel 38
2 NOV Cradle 2.3
3 Partition 4.5
4 Pipe Incl. All Equipment 165.1
5 Packing 6
6 Total Weight 215.9
Position 1 Work Radius SWL @ Max radius: Hook Height Clearance: Max hook height:
@ quayside: 340 mT 15.97 m 40.78 m
20 m from crane pedestal (when reel is being (above LEX deck)
2@8 Parts Cross Angle 1 lifted over LEX wing
degree wall)
Position 2 Work Radius SWL @ Work radius: Max Load height: Max hook height:
@ quayside: 360 mT 22.59 m 47.42 m
15 m from crane pedestal (when reel is being (above LEX deck)
degree wall)
Position 3 Work Radius SWL @ Work radius: Max Load height: Max hook height:
@ quayside: 400 mT 35.25 m 60.08 m
10.3 m from crane pedestal (when reel is being (above LEX deck)
degree wall)
DESCRIPTION OF LIFTING OPERATION:

 Lift flexible flowline reel from the quayside to the LEX.
 Crane to slew reel toward RDS4 over LEX port side wing wall.
 Crane to land flexible flowline reel
POSSIBLE SAFETY MEASURES TO BE CONSIDERED: (Tick as applicable and detail in step by step
section overleaf)
Completed onshore for safety measures included in installation procedure / Completed offshore by lift supervisor for
any additional considerations
Suitable adequate supervision High centre of gravity Seabed suction

Awkward size / shape / sharp edges Weight not verified Stability of load
No certified suspension points for lifting equipment Laydown area No dedicated lift
Accessories / equipment fit for purpose / SWL size/strength/stability points
Lifting equipment / accessories certs checked Load on pallet requires securing Restricted head
Lay down within operation radius of lifting equipment No lift point directly above load room
Lifting over plant / equipment / assets Stability of lifting equipment Pre-use
Environmental / visibility / wind speed / wave height Route and laydown area clear equipment checks
Packing protection for load / lifting equipment / Route and laydown area Vessel stability
assets obstructed Blind lifting
Sudden changes in environmental conditions Lifting of chemicals Tag lines
Load visibility during night/subsea working Toolbox talk required required
Loose objects removed from load Conflicting operations Dynamic factors
Buoyancy of objects Competent personnel involved involved
Diving Operations - precautions Vessel ballasting required Correct PPE
Seabed
conditions
Sea fastenings
removed
Crane mode
verified
LIFT PLAN
LIFTING OF PERSONNEL: (Attach TRA with information on the following)
Prevention from person(s) becoming stuck
Environmental hazards
/ trapped
Correct PPE / harnesses etc Vessel / Site specific procedures
Prevention from person(s) falling or being
Trained / Competent Equipment secured in transporter
crushed
personnel Efficient means of rescue
Communications between passengers and
Certification / Pre-use Limiting conditions of use
operator
checks
Suitability of equipment and accessories
FURTHER SAFETY MEASURES: (As identified in the Risk Assessment)
COMMUNICATIONS:
Communications available: UHF / VHF Communication checks:
Primary (VHF): Secondary (UHF): Other:_ _ Primary checked: Secondary checked:
LIFTING EQUIPMENT & LIFTING ACCESSORIES TO BE USED: (Specify type, SWL and configuration)
Rigging checks by EMAS AMC
STEP BY STEP DETAILS OF LIFTING OPERATION:
Loading Flexible Flowline Reel into RDS4
1 Attach tag lines to Flexible Flowline Reel.
2 Ensure cradles have been disconnected from reel.
3 Confirm rigging is correctly assembled.
4 Connect main block of Crane 1 to crown rigging of spreader bar.
5 Crane to lift spreader bar and bring above reel.
6 Rigging to be connected to the reel lift points.
7 Crane to lift reel clear of the cradle.
8 Crane to knuckle in and slew bringing the reel into the RDS4.
9 Crane to lower reel into RDS4 cradle.
10 Rigging to be disconnected and removed.
LIFT PLAN
HAS A TECHNICAL REVIEW BEEN CONDUCTED:
DETAILS ATTACHED:
yes /no
SKETCH OF INITIAL PICK UP LOCATION, LOAD PATH AND
SKETCH DETAILING THE RIGGING UP OF
LAY DOWN AREA: (Include any obstructions or
THE LIFTING EQUIPMENT AND LIFTING
equipment clashes that may occur and how they will be
ACCESSORIES: (Optional)
avoided)
See attached rigging drawing.

See attached quayside layout.
DEBRIEF AND LEARNING POINTS (Did the lift go as planned or are changes to the lift plan required?)
Print name(s): Signature: Date:

Competent David Darr
Person:
Print name(s): Signature(s): Date:

Lift Supervisor(s):
Appendix:
APPENDIX D: REEL RIGGING DESIGN REPORT (LEX)
Page 39 of 44
LEWEK Express Flexible Flowline Reel Lift 11/12/2013
Vaalco (ETAME) Gabon Rigging Design
Calculations
Purpose and Scope

The purpose of this document is to determine the design requirements for the flexible flowline reel
lift rigging.
This sheet should be used in conjunction with 0027/ND (ref/2./)
References
[1] - 0027/ND Guidelines for Marine Lifting Operations, Rev. 9
[2] - 3769-DWG-Reel-100, GA Drawing Reel, Rev. A
[3] - 3769-DOC-ENG-701, 3769 Vaalco Etame Project, 3 off 5" ID Production Flowlines, Rev. 00
[4] - 3769-DWG-EF-100, GA Drawing 5" PF End Fitting, Rev. A
[5] - Flexible Flowline Lift Rigging Drawing
[6] - Crosby Catalog
[7] - Hollaway Houston Catalog
[8] - Dwg No. S-501, Cal Dive International 320 S. Ton Spreader Bar
Color Codes
The following codes are used for input and output boxes
Input from user Results from Mathcad sheet
Design Load
Sling Selection Calculations For Horizontal Lifting of Flexible Flowline Reel
Weight
Description
(mT)
NOV Reel 38
NOV Cradle 2.3
Partition 4.5
Pipe incl. all equipment 165.1
Packing 6
Total weight 215.9
Last Time Saved: Prepared by: DD Page 1 of 8

11/12/2013 Checked by: MM
Approved by: TS
Calculations
Figure 1: Flexible Flowline Rigging Drawing
Total Weight of Flexible Flowline Reel WFFR  215.9tonnef  5tonnef

including rigging, Weight of Flexible
Flowline, WFFR  220.9  tonnef

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Calculations
Design Load for Main Hook

Dynamic Amplification Factor, DAF  1.10 See Ref. [1] Table 5-1 In Air
Dynamic Amplification Factors
(DAF)
Skew Factor Hook, λsh  1.05 See Ref. [1] Section 5.7 to
account for Sling Skew
λCF  1.30 See Ref. [1] Section 5.16.1, Table

Consequence Factor,
5-4 Consequence Factors
Hook Load, FHL  DAF λsh  WFFR λCF See Ref [1]
Section 6.1
for Hook Load
FHL  332  tonnef
Flexible Flowline Reel Lift Rigging Free Body Diagram

Approved by: TS
Calculations
T3  FHL
T1  166tonnef
T2  T1
FSL  T1
Sling Loads,
Rigging Calculations between Wide Body Shackle & Wire Rope Sling
Rigging Assumptions
 200Te Wide Body Shackle Crosby G-2160E Wide Body Shackle
 6" OD x 18' Wire Rope Sling HHI, HH-1905E 9-Part Wire Rope Sling
Calculate Bending Efficiency Factor,
Diameter of Wide Body Shackle, DWBS  219mm

See Ref. [1]
Section 5.12
Diameter of Wire Rope Sling, d WRS  6in
0.5
BEFWRS  1 
DWBS
d WRS
Bending Efficiency Factor, BEFWRS  0.583
FSL
Actual Wire Rope Sling Design Load w/ BEF, FAWRSDL 
BEFWRS
FAWRSDL  284.783  tonnef
Calculated Min Breaking Load for Wire Rope CMBLWRS  258.70tonnef  5

Sling, 6x36 Type IWRC (including a safety
factor of 5:1),
3
CMBLWRS  1.294  10  tonnef

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Calculations
CMBLWRS
FoSWRS  See Ref. [1]
Factor of Safety for Wire Rope Sling, FAWRSDL Section 5.13.2
FoSWRS  4.542
FoSWRS  2.25
ND Requirement, Section 5.13.2,
Wire Rope Sling Specification

3
Calculated Min Breaking Load for Wire Rope CMBLWRS  1.294  10  tonnef
Sling,HHI, HH-1905E 9-Part Wire Rope Sling
Use 6 in (152.4mm) diameter x 18 ft Length HHI, HH-1905E 9 Part Wire Rope Sling
based on 5:1 Design Factor, WLL = 258.70Te
Wide Body Shackle Calculations
Crosby Minimum Breaking Load of FMBLWBS  5  200 tonnef

See Ref. [1]
Wide Body Shackle
Section 5.14
(including a safety factor of 5:1),
3 Crosby Catalog
FMBLWBS  1  10  tonnef
Wide Body
Shackles G-2160
Factor of Safety for Wide Body Shackle,
FoSWBS  3
FMBLWBS
Factor of Safey Check of Wide Body Shackle, FoSC 
FoSWBS
FoSC  333.333  tonnef
ND Requirement, Section 5.14.2, FoSC  FSL
Wide Body Shackle Specifications:
Use 200Te Crosby G-2160E Wide Body Shackle, 219mm Bow Dia. w/ Safety Factor of
5:1
3
Minimum Breaking Load for Wide Body FMBLWBS  1  10  tonnef
Shackle,
Weight of Wide Body Shackle, WWBS  182kg

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Calculations
Rigging Calculations between Wide Body Shackle & Wire Rope Sling
Rigging Assumptions
 200Te Wide Body Shackle Crosby G-2160E Wide Body Shackle
 3" OD x 60' (Basketed) Wire Rope Sling HHI, HH-105-EE, Eye & Eye Wire Rope Sling
Diameter of Wide Body Shackle DWBSB  219mm See Ref. [1]

(Basketed), Section 5.12
Diameter of Wire Rope Sling, d BWRS  3in
0.5
BEFBWRS  1 
DWBSB
d BWRS
Bending Efficiency Factor, BEFBWRS  0.705
FSL
Actual Basketed Wire Rope Sling FABWRSDL 
Design Load w/ BEF, BEFBWRS
FABWRSDL  235.439  tonnef
Calculated Min Breaking Load for Basketed CMBLBWRS  139.71tonnef  5

Wire Rope Sling (including a safety factor
of 5:1),
CMBLBWRS  698.55 tonnef
CMBLBWRS See Ref. [1]

FoSBWRS  Section 5.13.2
Factor of Safety for Wire Rope Sling, FABWRSDL
FoSWRS  4.542
FoSWRS  2.25
Wire Rope Sling Specification

3
Calculated Min Breaking Load for Wire Rope Sling, CMBLWRS  1.294  10  tonnef
HHI, HH-105-EE, Eye & Eye Wire Rope Sling
Use 3in (76.2mm) diameter x 30' Length HHI, HH-105-EE, Eye & Eye Wire Rope Slings,
based on 5:1 Design Factor, WLL = 139.71Te

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Calculations
Rigging Calculations between Wire Rope Sling & Lifting Points on Reel
Rigging Assumptions
 88.58" Outside Diameter Lifting Point on
Reel
 3" Diameter x 60' (Basketed) Wire Rope See HHI, HH-105-EE, Eye & Eye Wire Rope
Sling Sling
Diameter of Lifting Point on Reel, DLPR  88.58in See Ref. [1]

Section 5.12
Diameter of Wire Rope Sling d WRSB  3in
(Basketed),
0.5
BEFWRSB  1 
DLPR
d WRSB
Bending Efficiency Factor, BEFWRSB  0.908
FSL
Actual Wire Rope Sling (Basketed) FAWRSBDL 
Design Load w/ BEF, BEFWRSB
FAWRSDL  284.783  tonnef
Calculated Min Breaking Load for Wire Rope CMBLWRSB  139.71tonnef  5

Sling Basketed,
CMBLWRSB  698.55 tonnef
CMBLWRSB
FoSWRSB  See Ref. [1]
Factor of Safety for Wire Rope Sling, FAWRSDL Section 5.13.2
FoSWRSB  2.453
FoSWRSB  2.25
Wire Rope Sling Specification for Basketing over Lifting Points on Reel
Calculated Min. Breaking Load for 3" Dia. CMBLWRSB  698.55 tonnef
HH-105-EE Wire Rope Sling

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Calculations
Use 3in (76.2mm) diameter x 60' Length (Basketed Sling) HHI, HH-105-EE, Eye & Eye Wire
Rope Slings, w/ Safety Factor of 5:1
290.30Te Spreader Bar Specification

Lifting Capacity of Spreader Bar with Impact Factor of 1.5
FLCSB  435.45tonnef
Refer to: Reference [8]

Approved by: TS
LEWEK Express Vaalco (ETAME) 290mT Spreader Bar Check By: DMD
Gabon Date: 11/11/13
Purpose and Scope
The purpose of this document is to check the capacity of the 290 mT Spreader Bar.
References
[1] - AISC Steel Construction Manual, 13 ED

[2] - Dwg. # S-501, Cal Dive International 320 S. Ton Spreader Bar, Rev. 2
[3] - Flexible Flowline Reel Lift Rigging Design Calculations
Pipe Properties
Yield Strength Fy  42ksi Fy  290  MPa
Modulus of Elasticity E  29000ksi E  199948 MPa
Poissons Ratio ν  0.3
lbm kg
Density ρ  490 ρ  7849
3 3
ft m
Diameter of Pipe OD  18in OD  457.2  mm
Thickness of Pipe WT  0.938in WT  23.825 mm
3
Length of Pipe L  20.09ft L  6.123  10  mm
Water Depth WD  0ft WD  0  m
Inside Diameter of ID  OD  2  WT ID  16.124 in ID  409.55 mm

Pipe
OD
Outside Radius of Pipe ro  ro  9  in ro  228.6  mm
2
Inside Radius of Pipe ri  ro  WT ri  8.062  in ri  204.775  mm
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Cross Sectional Area A 


π OD  ID
2 2  A  50.3 in
2
A  32438  mm
2
4
OD
Centroid c  c  9  in c  228.6  mm
2
Moment of Inertia I 

π OD  ID
4 4  3
I  1.8  10  in
4
I  763832296  mm
4
64
Section Modulus S 

π OD  ID
4 4  S  203.9  in
3
S  3341349  mm
3
32 OD
2 2
OD  ID
Radius of r  r  6  in r  153.5  mm
Gyration 4
Weight W  A L ρ W  3437 lbm W  1.559  tonne
3 3
OD ID 3 3
Plastic Section Z   Z  273.3  in Z  4479207  mm
Modulus 6 6
  r  ri
π 4 4 3 4 4
Polar Moment of Inertia J  J  3.7  10  in J  1527664592  mm
2 o 
E
Shear Modulus G  G  11154  ksi G  76903  MPa
2  ( 1  ν)
OD
Width-Thickness Ratio  19.19
WT
3300
Limiting Width-  ksi  78.6
Thickness Ratio Fy
Compression Element Check
Check1  if  "Compression Element Passes" "Compression Element Fails" 

3300 OD
 ksi 
 Fy WT

Check1  "Compression Element Passes"
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Recommended K k  1 The value k was selected based on two

Value pinned ends
k L
Slenderness  39.9
Ratio r
Slenderness Ratio Check
Check2  if   200 " Slenderness Ratio Passes" "Slenderness Ratio Fails" 

k L
 r 
Check2  " Slenderness Ratio Passes"
Fe 
π2E  179.745 ksi ( E3  4 )
Critical Stress for Compression Members 2
 k L 
 
 r 
( E3  2 )
Ωc  1.67
Fy
Fe
Fcr  0.658  Fy
Fcr  38.087 ksi
Fcr A 3
Fa   1.147  10 kip ( E3  1 )
Ωc
α  atan
15.35 
Refer to: Ref. 2 & 3   62.005 deg
 8.16 
Fmax  166tonnef  cos( α)  171.783 kip

Max Force on Spreader Bar
Fmax
UCSF 
Compression Stress Acceptance Fa
Criteria (Unit Check Safety Factor)
UCSF  0.15
UCSF  1
Fmax  Fa
"Compression Force is adequate"
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APPENDIX E: EQUIPMENT LIST
Page 40 of 44
HLV Mobilization – Kalundborg Harbour, Denmark
Item Serial # Equipment Description Qty Recv’d Dims Gross Comment
Weight
(m) (mT)
Reel #1
3769NKT001 5” ID x 860 m Production Flowline 3 10.2 m OD x 5.5 m L 216
1. 3769NKT002 5” ID x 590 m Production Flowline
3769NKT003 5” ID x 170 m Production Jumper
Y
Spares & Service Crates #1,2,3
AR
2. 10790941-001 EF Ser 5” PF, 3769SER001-003 1
3. 10790209.-001 Ring Joint Gasket, BX 169 Incoloy 825 12
4. 10790285-001 Stud Bolt 1-1/8” x 385 c/w SS Nuts PTFE TB3.1 87
2
5. 383014951 Cable for Anode 500 mmx16mm 6
IN
6. 383014422 DIN 912, M12x16mm, B7m-3.1 6
NOV Repair Container
IM
7. N/A Cable – 40 m – 220 Volt 1
8. N/A Grinding Machine 1
9. N/A Miller for Grinding Machine 1
EL
10. N/A Electric Plane 220 V 1
11. N/A Blades for Electric Plane 2
PR
12. N/A Milling Machine 1

13. N/A Miller for Milling Machine 60 3
14. N/A Miller for Milling Machine 90 1
15. N/A Miller for Milling Machine Radius 6 1
18. N/A Drilling Machine 2
19. N/A Drill Cassette 1-13 mm 1
20. N/A Compass Saw 220 V 1
21. N/A Blades for Compass Saw 10
22. N/A Socket Wrench Set 1
23. N/A Angle Grinder 220 Volt 1
24. N/A Blades for Angle Grinder 10
25. N/A Slide Blades for Angle Grinder 1.6 mm 10
26. N/A Grind Blades for Angle Grinder 5
Y
27. N/A Adaptor 240 V 1
28. N/A Plug 1
AR
29. N/A Socket 1
30. N/A Welding Machine for Extruder 2
31. N/A Teflon Welding Shoe 10
IN
32. N/A Plastic Welding Torch / Heat Gun 2
33. N/A Welding Nozzle for Plastic Welding Torch 3
IM
34. N/A Complete Temperature Sensor 2
35. N/A Extra Batteries for Temperature Sensor 6
36. N/A Lorry Straps 4
EL
37. N/A Valve/Regulator for Gas Cylinder 1
38. N/A Gas Hose 1
39. N/A Regulation Lever with Valve 1
PR
40. N/A Blowpipe 1

41. N/A Torch for Blowpipe 2
42. N/A Ultrasonic Detector 1
43. N/A Micrometer Gauge 1
44. N/A Heating Furnace 1
45. N/A Lorry Straps 5 m 2
46. N/A Welding Wire MDPE 1
47. N/A Blue Safety Helmet 2
48. N/A Safety Glasses 4
49. N/A Yellow Wet Suit 2
50. N/A Dustmasks with Valve 10
51. N/A Fabric Gloves 24
52. N/A Gloves 10
53. N/A Yellow Epoxy Suit 2
Y
54. N/A Cloths 5
55. N/A Slide Fastener for Canusa Wrap 1
AR
56. N/A Black Tape 25 mm 5
57. N/A Elephant Tape 25 mm 5
58. N/A Elephant Tape 50 mm 18
IN
59. N/A Fluff-free Paper 1
60. N/A Paint Bins 0.75 L Empty 3
IM
61. N/A Brass Foil 1
62. N/A Sheet 6x4 m 1
63. N/A Cutting Compound 1
EL
64. N/A Emery Corn 150 1
65. N/A Emery Corn 60 1
66. N/A Coroplast 0.2x 70x30 m 18
PR
67. N/A Tape Nitto 2x150x10 m 8

68. N/A Tape Nitto 2x50x10 m 12
69. N/A Screw Driver 10 1
70. N/A Chisel 3
71. N/A Blades for Plane 3
72. N/A Bench/Hand Hammer No. 3 1
73. N/A Multigrip Pliers 1
74. N/A Adjustable Wrenches 4” 1
78. N/A Brushes 2
79. N/A Steel Brushes 1
80. N/A Hobby Knife with Screw Lock 2
Y
81. N/A Silicium Carbide Stone 1
82. N/A Gouges 6-8 10-12 1
AR
83. N/A File, 8” 1
84. N/A Electric Torch/Flashlight 1
85. N/A Batteries for Flashlight 2
IN
86. N/A Hacksaw 1
87. N/A Blades for Hacksaw 10
IM
88. N/A Padlocks 6
89. N/A Spark Igniter 1
90. N/A Ziehblade/Scraper 2
EL
91. N/A Small Plane 1
92. N/A Side Cutter 1
93. N/A Plastic Hammer, 40 mm 1
PR
94. N/A Allen Wrenches 1

95. N/A Scraping Knife 3
96. N/A Blades for Scraping Knife 3
97. N/A Folding Rule 1
98. N/A Screw Drivers 1
99. N/A Torx for Screw Driver 10 1
100. N/A Black Ink 2
101. N/A Blades for Hobby Knife 1
102. N/A Slide Gauge 150 mm 1
103. N/A File, 6 1
104. N/A Rasp 1
105. N/A Blade for Rasp 2
106. N/A Flashlight 1
107. N/A Batteries for Flashlight 4
Y
108. N/A Combination Wrench 6-32 mm 1
109. N/A Tape Measure 1
AR
110. N/A ¼” Screw Tap NPT Thread 1
111. N/A ¼” NPT Thread Screw Plug 5
112. N/A ¼” Unbracotop 1
IN
113. N/A Pocket Calculator 1
114. N/A Drill 8.5 mm + 10 mm Tap 2
IM
115. N/A Drill 10.2 mm + 12 mm Tap 2
116. N/A Tap Holder 1
117. N/A 4 mm Tab 1
EL
118. N/A Bit Set 1
119. N/A Outer Sheath for Repair Kit HOLD
120. N/A Canusa Wrap 1
PR
121. N/A Heating Oven 1

Equipment to be Offloaded to Quayside in Port Gentil
Gross Unit Country of

Item # QTY Unit Vendor DESCRIPTION Dims [m] PO# Comment
Weight [kg] Origin
Spool Half Heights
1 1 EA Equipment Management Services 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit Half Height 8'x24'x4' with Certified Rigging 7.32x2.44x1.22 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000476 EMS ‐ Cargo Baskets Rev 0
2 1 EA EMAS End Kit 1 ‐ 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit w/ 4" SWN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
3 1 EA EMAS End Kit 2 ‐ 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit w/ 4" SWN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
4 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 3 ‐ 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit w/ 4" WN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
5 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 4 ‐ 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit w/ 4" SWN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
6 1 EA EMAS SPL Kit 14 ‐ 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit w/ 4" WN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
7 1 EA EMAS SPL Kit 15 ‐ 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit w/ 4" SWN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
8 2 EA EMAS Straight Joints ‐ Drawn 19'‐0" ‐ 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit USA
9 1 EA EMAS 90 Deg Bends ‐ 19'x5' ‐ 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit USA
10 1 EA EMAS 90 Deg Bends ‐ 19'x4'‐10.5" ‐ 4" ETAME 3 Spool Kit USA
11 1 EA Turner 4‐inch, 90‐degree Spare Bend USA
14 1 EA Equipment Management Services 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit Half Height 8'x24'x4' with Certified Rigging 7.32x2.44x1.22 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000476 EMS ‐ Cargo Baskets Rev 0
15 1 EA EMAS End Kit 5 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit w/ 8" SWN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
16 1 EA EMAS End Kit 8 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit w/ 8" SWN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
17 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 6 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit w/ 8" WN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
18 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 7 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit w/ 8" SWN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
19 1 EA EMAS SPL Kit 18 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit w/ 8" WN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
20 1 EA EMAS SPL Kit 19 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit w/ 8" SWN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
Y
21 3 EA EMAS Straight Joints ‐ Drawn 25'‐4.88" ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit USA
22 2 EA EMAS 90 Deg Bends ‐ 18'x6'‐7.13" ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit USA
23 1 EA EMAS 62.3 Deg Bends ‐ 19'x5' ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Riser Spool Kit USA
25 1 EA Turner 8‐inch, 62.33‐degree Spare Bend USA
AR
27 1 EA Equipment Management Services 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Wye Spool Kit Half Height 8'x24'x4' with Certified Rigging 7.32x2.44x1.22 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000476 EMS ‐ Cargo Baskets Rev 0
28 1 EA EMAS End Kit 9 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Wye Spool Kit w/ 8" SWN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
29 1 EA EMAS End Kit 10 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Wye Spool Kit w/ 8" x 10 Deg Misalignment Flange (MAF) ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
30 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 6 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Wye Spool Kit w/ 8" WN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
31 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 7 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Wye Spool Kit w/ 8" SWN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
32 3 EA EMAS Straight Joints ‐ Drawn 18'‐1.63" ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Wye Spool Kit USA
33 1 EA EMAS 90 Deg Bends ‐ 18'‐1.63"x6'‐7.13" ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Wye Spool Kit USA
34 1 EA EMAS 90 Deg Bends ‐ 18'x6'‐7.13" ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Flowline to Wye Spool Kit USA
35 1 EA Equipment Management Services 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit Half Height 8'x24'x4' with Certified Rigging 7.32x2.44x1.22 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000476 EMS ‐ Cargo Baskets Rev 0
IN
36 1 EA EMAS End Kit 11 ‐ 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit w/ 4" SWN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
37 1 EA EMAS End Kit 12 ‐ 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit w/ 4" SWN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
38 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 3 ‐ 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit w/ 4" WN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
39 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 4 ‐ 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit w/ 4" SWN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
40 1 EA EMAS SPL Kit 16 ‐ 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit w/ 4" WN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
41 1 EA EMAS SPL Kit 17 ‐ 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit w/ 4" SWN FLG ANSI #1500 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
42 2 EA EMAS Straight Joints ‐ Drawn 19'‐9.5" ‐ 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit USA
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43 1 EA EMAS 90 Deg Bends ‐ 18'x4' 10.5" ‐ 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit USA
44 1 EA EMAS 41 Deg Bends ‐ 18'X‐5' ‐ 4" SEENT 1 Spool Kit USA
45 1 EA Equipment Management Services 8" SEENT 2 Wye to Avouma Spool Kit Half Height 8'x24'x4' with Certified Rigging 7.32x2.44x1.22 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000476 EMS ‐ Cargo Baskets Rev 0
46 1 EA EMAS End Kit 10 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Wye to Avouma Spool Kit w/ 8" x 10 Deg Misalignment Flange (MAF) ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
47 1 EA EMAS End Kit 13 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Wye to Avouma Spool Kit w/ 8" SWN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
48 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 6 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Wye to Avouma Spool Kit w/ 8" WN FLG, ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
49 1 EA EMAS Met Kit 7 ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Wye to Avouma Spool Kit w/ 8" x 10 Deg Misalignment Flange (MAF) ANSI #900 RTJ, ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 USA
50 3 EA EMAS Straight Joints ‐ Drawn 18' ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Wye to Avouma Spool Kit USA
51 1 EA EMAS 90 Deg Bends ‐ 18'‐1.63"x6'‐7.13" ‐ 8" SEENT 2 Wye to Avouma Spool Kit
EL USA
Dive Support Tooling Container
52 1 EA EMAS Marine Base DSV Tooling Container 3.0x2.4x2.4 3.05x2.44x2.44 USA Free‐Issued EMAS Marine Base
Studs, Nuts, Gaskets & Flange Skillets
53 150 EA Petroleum Accessories Hydratight Stud Bolts, 1‐3/8" Dia x 20" Long, ASTM A193 GR B7M, PTFE Coated (RED) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
54 300 EA Petroleum Accessories 1‐3/8" Heavy Hex Nuts w/ Tommy Bar Holes, ASTM GR. 2HM, PTFE Coated (RED) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
55 195 EA Petroleum Accessories Hydratight Stud Bolts, 1‐1/8" Dia X 18" Long, ASTM A193 GR B7M, PTFE Coated (GREEN) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
56 390 EA Petroleum Accessories 1‐1/8" Heavy Hex Nuts w/ Tommy Bar Holes, ASTM GR. 2HM, PTFE Coated (GREEN) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
57 150 EA Petroleum Accessories Hydratight Stud Bolts, 1‐1/4" Dia X 18", ASTM A193 GR B7M, PTFE Coated (YELLOW) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
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58 300 EA Petroleum Accessories 1‐1/4" Heavy Hex Nut w/ Tommy Bar Holes, ASTM GR. 2HM, PTFE Coated (YELLOW) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0

59 45 EA Petroleum Accessories Hydratight Stud Bolts, 1‐3/8" Dia X 27", ASTM A193 GR B7M, PTFE Coated (BLUE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
60 90 EA Petroleum Accessories 1‐3/8" Heavy Hex Nuts w/ Tommy Bar Holes, ASTM GR. 2HM, PTFE Coated (BLUE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
61 14 EA Petroleum Accessories Gasket, Ring Joint, 4” ANSI #1500, No. R39, Oval, 316 SS USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
62 12 EA Petroleum Accessories Flange Skillet to Fit 4" ANSI #1500 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
64 18 EA Petroleum Accessories Flange Skillet to Fit 8" ANSI #900 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
65 19 EA Petroleum Accessories Gasket, BX169 Alloy 825 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
66 15 EA Petroleum Accessories Flange Skillet to Fit BX169 Alloy 825 Gasket USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
67 8 EA Petroleum Accessories Gasket BX155, Alloy 825 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
68 6 EA Petroleum Accessories Flange Skillet to Fit BX155 Alloy 825 Gasket USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
69 6 EA Petroleum Accessories Gasket, Ring Joint, 6" ANSI #1500 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
Flanges & NPT Fittings
70 2 EA Federal Flange 5‐1/8" 10K Blind 4130 (w/ 12 mT Padeye for Recovery of Flexible) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4
71 2 EA Federal Flange 4‐1/16" 5K Blind 4130 Drill & tap ½" NPT Seal Test Port ASTM A322 API 4130 (F60) (w/ 12 mT Padeye for Recovery of Flexible) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4
72 2 EA Federal Flange 4‐1/16" 5K Blind 4130 Drill & tap ½" NPT Seal Test Port ASTM A322 API 4130 (F60) (for Shut‐In of ET‐1V Tree) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4
73 1 EA Federal Flange 6" 1500# RTJ BL F52 Center drill & tap 1" NPT ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4
74 1 EA EMAS Marine Base 8" 900# RTJ BL F52 Center drill & tap 1" NPT ASME B16.20, ASTM A694 USA Procured by EMB
75 2 EA W&O Supply, Inc. SS‐8GUF16 SS General Utility Service Needle Valve, 1” FNPT Inlet x 1” FNPT Outlet, 6000 psi Rated USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000722 W&O Supply Rev 0 ‐ Flexible Check Valve
76 2 EA W&O Supply, Inc. 1” NPT Plug, Hex Head, Thread, 6000 psi Rated, 316SS USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000722 W&O Supply Rev 0 ‐ Flexible Check Valve
77 2 EA W&O Supply, Inc. Nipple, 1” SCH 160 x 3” Long, ASTM A105, GR. B Seamless USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000722 W&O Supply Rev 0 ‐ Flexible Check Valve
KaMOS Testing Equipment
78 3 EA Karmsund Maritime Offshore Supply R‐49‐SS316 Oval KaMOS Ring Joint Gasket Norway AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000637 KARMSUND MARITIME Kamos Gasket Rev 0
79 3 EA Karmsund Maritime Offshore Supply KaMOS Patented Blind Plugs Caps, AISI 303 Norway AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000637 KARMSUND MARITIME Kamos Gasket Rev 0
80 1 EA Karmsund Maritime Offshore Supply KaMOS Test Equipment, Hydraulic, 0‐400 bar Norway AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000637 KARMSUND MARITIME Kamos Gasket Rev 0
General Diving Tools
81 3 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 1‐3/16” Podger Bar USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
84 4 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 5‐1/8” wooden flange protector 3/4” thick + 1/4” thick neoprene + Epoxy Bond USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
85 6 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 4” steel flange 1/2” thick + 1/4” thick neoprene + Epoxy Bond USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
86 4 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 8” steel flange 1/2” thick + 1/4” thick neoprene + Epoxy Bond USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
87 3 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 4” flange alignment tray USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
88 3 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 8” flange alignment tray USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
89 3 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 5‐1/8” flange alignment tray USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
90 6 EA Gas & Supply Flogging Ring Spanner 1‐13/16" USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
91 6 EA Gas & Supply Flogging Ring Spanner 2" USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
92 6 EA Gas & Supply Flogging Ring Spanner 2‐3/16" USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
93 2 EA Gas & Supply Combination Spanner 1‐13/16" USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
94 2 EA Gas & Supply Combination Spanner 2" USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
95 2 EA Gas & Supply Combination Spanner 2‐3/16" USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
96 3 EA Gas & Supply Adjustable Spanner 2‐3/16" Capacity USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
97 3 EA Gas & Supply Mallet, 4 lb Head USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
98 2 EA Gas & Supply Impact Socket 1‐3/16" x 1" Drive USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
99 2 EA Gas & Supply Impact Socket 2" x 1" Drive USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
100 2 EA Gas & Supply Impact Socket 2‐3/16" x 1" Drive USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
101 5 BOX Gas & Supply Safety / Rigger Knife USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
102 2 EA Gas & Supply Hex Key Set Metric/ Standard Combo USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
103 2 EA Gas & Supply Full 1/2" Drive Socket Set USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
104 2 EA Gas & Supply Tape Measure 100' Cloth USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
105 2 EA Gas & Supply Wrecking Bar, 24 In Length USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
106 3 EA Gas & Supply Magnetic Bubble Level ‐ 24" Long USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
107 2 EA Gas & Supply 50 m Measuring Tape USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
108 2 EA Gas & Supply Bubble Inclinometer USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
109 1 EA EMAS Marine Base 6" Topside Pig Launcher w/ 6" 1500# RTJ WN 4.897"ID A694 F52 Flange USA
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110 10 EA TBD Plastic Vernier Caliper 200mm USA LEX Consumables
111 2 EA 150 ft‐lb Torque Wrench? USA Existing in EMB from Tamar?
112 25 EA Tommy Bars? USA RFQ with PAI
113 Flexible Pigs? USA Weatherford?
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Consumables
114 100 EA Gas & Supply 12 hour Glow Sticks ‐ Yellow USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
115 100 EA Gas & Supply 12 hour Glow Sticks ‐ Pink USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
116 50 EA Gas & Supply Brillo Pads USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
117 3 BOX Gas & Supply VHF Radio with battery ‐ Motorola USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
118 25 EA Gas & Supply 4" x 25' Ratchet Straps w/ Double J‐Hook USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
119 3 BOX Gas & Supply 16 mm Polyrope, 100 m Spool USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
120 3 EA Gas & Supply 22 mm Polyrope, 100 m Spool USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
121 3 EA Gas & Supply 6 mm Polyrope, 100 m Spool USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
122 1 EA Gas & Supply Spray Paint ‐ Flourescent Yellow USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
123 1 EA Gas & Supply Spray Paint ‐ Flourescent Pink USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
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124 1 EA Gas & Supply Spray Paint ‐ Flourescent Green USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
125 1 EA Gas & Supply Spray Paint ‐ White USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
126 1 EA Gas & Supply Spray Paint ‐ Red USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
127 20 EA Gas & Supply Paint Stick ‐ Red USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
128 20 EA Gas & Supply Paint Stick ‐ Black USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
129 20 BOX Gas & Supply Paint Stick ‐ White USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
130 5 EA Gas & Supply Paint Marker ‐ Red USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
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131 5 EA Gas & Supply Paint Marker ‐ White USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
132 5 ROLL Gas & Supply Paint Marker ‐ Black USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
133 1 EA Gas & Supply WD40 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
134 25 EA Gas & Supply Duct Tape USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
135 5 EA Gas & Supply Tie‐wraps, 5mmx500mm (pk 50) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
138 4 PCK Gas & Supply Wire Brush USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
139 10 EA Gas & Supply 10 mT MBL D‐Rings
EL USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
140 10 EA Gas & Supply 45 mT MBL D‐Ring USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
141 2 EA Gas & Supply Emory Cloth Roll USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
142 4 EA Gas & Supply 3/4" x 3' All Thread Rod USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
143 1 EA Gas & Supply Nut & Washer to Fit 3/4" Diameter All Thread USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
144 2 EA Gas & Supply 3/8" Galvanized Lacing Cable USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
145 2 EA Gas & Supply 3/8" Wire Clips (bags of 50) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
146 1 BOX Gas & Supply 3/8" Steel Thimbles (bag of 80) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
147 2 ROLL Gas & Supply Wire Cutters USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
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148 3 EA Small Rechargable Flashlight / Lantern USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0

149 10 EA Gas & Supply Industrial Cling Film USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
150 1 EA Gas & Supply Fishing Line ‐ 10 lbs test USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
151 2 EA Gas & Supply Teflon Tape USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
152 10 Roll Gas & Supply Electrical Tape (red) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
153 10 Roll Gas & Supply Electrical Tape (black) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
154 10 Roll Gas & Supply Electrical Tape (blue) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
155 10 Roll Gas & Supply Electrical Tape (green) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
156 5 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 12Te Padeye USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
157 5 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 17Te Padeye USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
General Dive Rigging
158 5 EA 2 mT x 1 m Round Sling USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0
159 10 EA 2 mT x 1.5 m Round Sling USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0
161 3 EA 2 mT x 3 m Round Slings USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0
165 10 EA 4.5 mT G2130 Crosby Shackle USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0
166 10 EA 9.5 mT G2130 Crosby Shackle USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0
167 10 EA 12 mT G2130 Crosby Shackle USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0
168 25 EA Marker Buoys ‐ 10" Hardball Floats USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0
General Office Supplies
169 1 EA Gas & Supply Compact Laminating Machine USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
170 5 EA Gas & Supply Laminating Sleeves USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
171 4 BOX Gas & Supply Clip Boards USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
172 10 ROLL Gas & Supply Pens (red) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
173 25 ROLL Gas & Supply Mechanical Pencil USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
174 10 EA Gas & Supply Pens (blue) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
175 10 EA Gas & Supply Pens (Black) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
176 1 EA Gas & Supply Paper Clips (pack of 1000) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
177 1 EA Gas & Supply Binder Clips (various size up to 150 pages) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000686 Gas and Supply DSV Consumables Rev 1
178 5 EA Electrical Plug Adaptors (US to EU) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0
179 2 EA Power Strip USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000822 HHI DSV Consumables & Rigging Part 2 Rev 0
Flexible Tie‐In Rigging
180 4 EA 21,200lbs SWL Endless Round Sling ‐ 3.0m USA
181 2 EA 1‐1/2" x 12mT G‐2130 Crosby Bolt Type Shackle USA
182 2 EA 11.5mT L320R ROV Eye Hook USA
185 6 EA 1‐1/8" x 9.5mT G‐2130 Crosby Bolt Type Shackle USA
186 2 EA 1" Masterlink Crosby A342 USA
189 12 EA 1‐1/2" x 17mT G‐2130 Crosby Bolt Type Shackle USA
Bulk Bag Deployment Rigging ‐ DSV
191 1 EA 5 mT x 5 m Long Endless Round Sling USA
192 1 EA 1" x 8.5 mT Crosby G‐2130 Shackle USA
193 1 EA 5.4 mT Crosby L562A ROV Hook USA
194 1 EA 11.8 mT Crosby 1W A‐342 Masterlink USA
195 6 EA 3/4" x 4.75 mT Crosby G‐2130 Shackle USA
196 4 EA 3 mT x 4 m Long Webbing Sling USA
197 4 EA 3.2 mT Crosby L320R ROV Eye Hook USA
Loose Items to be Offloaded in Port Gentil
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198 1 EA EMAS Marine Base Concrete Mattress Lifting Beam USA Concrete Mat
199 600 FT Industrial Material Corporation W14x90 WF Strongback I‐Beam USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000820 IMC Rev 0
200 400 FT Industrial Material Corporation W8x24 WF Strongback I‐Beam USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000820 IMC Rev 0
201 5 EA Waskey Bridges, Inc. 8' W x 20' L x 12" H Concrete Mattress with a non‐abrasive boots 6.1x2.4x0.23 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000757 Concrete Mat Waskey Rev 0
202 10 EA TBD Poly Plank 2" x 24" x 108", 4 lb Density USA LEX Consumables
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203 3 EA TBD Foam Blocks 36" x 36" x 60"; 2 lb density 1x1x1.5 USA LEX Consumables
204 1 EA Avouma Ball Valve USA
205 8 EA Tenaris 4" Bare Pipe Joint for Weld Procedure Qualifications Mexico
206 8 EA Tenaris 8" Bare Pipe Joint for Weld Procedure Qualifications Mexico
Will be cut into spool kit parts, excess to
207 11 EA Tenaris 4" FBE Coated Joints for Spool Kit Fabrication
loaded as spare for Gabon
Mexico
Will be cut into spool kit parts, excess to
208 14 EA Tenaris 8" FBE & GSPU Insulated Joints for Spool Kit Fabrication
loaded as spare for Gabon
Mexico
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Shoreside Gabon Container
205 1 EA Shoreside Gabon Container 3.0x2.4x2.4 3.05x2.44x2.44 USA Free‐Issued EMAS Marine Base
206 7 EA 4.5" Spool Anodes USA
207 6 EA 12.65" Spool Anodes USA
208 200 EA Gas & Supply 2" x 10' Ratchet Straps w/ Double J‐Hook USA DSV Rigging & Consumable Part I
209 LOT Insulation Half Shells USA
210 LOT Heat Shrink Sleeve USA
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A‐345 1‐3/4” MasterLink Assembly (SWL 38.6 mT)
Sling 1 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 10.4m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged ETAME 3 FL‐A)
Sling 2 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 8.1m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged ETAME 3 FL‐B)
Sling 3 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 8.3m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged ETAME 3 FL‐C)
Sling 4 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 10m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged ETAME 3 FL‐D)
Reference Dwg 12022‐AMC‐TIN‐DTL‐2009‐01 Rev A
211 1 USA Spool Lift Rigging
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Sling 1 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 10.2m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged ETAME 3 RISER‐A)
Sling 2 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 8.4m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged ETAME 3 RISER‐B)
Sling 3 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 8.2m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged ETAME 3 RISER‐C)
Sling 4 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 10m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged ETAME 3 RISER‐D)
PR
Sling 1 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 11.75 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 RISER‐A)
Sling 2 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 9.9 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 RISER‐B)
Sling 3 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 8.8 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 RISER‐C)
Sling 4 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 9.9 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 RISER‐D)
Sling 5 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 11.5 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 RISER‐E)
Sling 1 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 13.0 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 FL‐A)
Sling 2 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 10.3 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 FL‐B)
Sling 3 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 9.3 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 FL‐C)
Sling 4 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 9.6 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 FL‐D)
Sling 5 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 9.2 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 FL‐E)
Sling 6 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 14.0 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 FL‐F)
Sling 1 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 16.2 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 WYE‐A)
Sling 2 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 11.4 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 WYE‐B)
Sling 3 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 7.8 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 WYE‐C)
Sling 4 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 10.56 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 WYE‐D)
Sling 5 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 12.46 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 WYE‐E)
Sling 1 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 11.2 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 1 FL‐A)
Sling 2 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 7.8 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 1 FL‐B)
Sling 3 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 9.0 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 1 FL‐C)
Sling 4 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 10.76 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 1 FL‐D)
Sling 1 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 10.1 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 1 RISER‐A)
Sling 2 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 8.2 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 1 RISER‐B)
Sling 3 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 8.4 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 1 RISER‐C)
Sling 4 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 9.8 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 1 RISER‐D)
Sling 1 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 11.4 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 AVOUMA‐A)
Sling 2 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 9.6 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 AVOUMA‐B)
Sling 3 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 7.8 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 AVOUMA‐C)
Sling 4 = 1" Wire Rope (Length = 12.9 m) ‐ EIPS IWRC (Tagged SEENT 2 AVOUMA‐D)
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221 12 3m Endless Round Sling (SWL = 14.1Te Vertical) USA Spool Lift Rigging
222 146 G‐2130 Shackle (SWL = 9.5Te) USA Spool Lift Rigging
223 10 G‐2130 Shackle (SWL =17Te) USA Spool Lift Rigging
224 18 2.55m Endless Round Sling (SWL = 9.1 Te Choked) USA Spool Lift Rigging
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225 30 4.6m Endless Round Sling (SWL = 9.1 Te Choked) USA Spool Lift Rigging
226 38 L‐320R ROV Eye Hook with Release Wire (SWL = 11.5Te) USA Spool Lift Rigging
227 225 Split Pins to Fit 9.5 Te Crosby G‐2130 Shackle USA Spool Lift Rigging
228 50 Split Pins to Fit 17 Te Crosby G‐2130 Shackle USA Spool Lift Rigging
229 135 EA Hydratight Stud Bolts, 1‐3/8" Dia x 20" Long, ASTM A193 GR B7M, PTFE Coated (RED) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
230 270 EA Petroleum Accessories 1‐3/8" Heavy Hex Nuts w/ Tommy Bar Holes, ASTM GR. 2HM, PTFE Coated (RED) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
231 80 EA Petroleum Accessories Hydratight Stud Bolts, 1‐1/4" Dia X 18", ASTM A193 GR B7M, PTFE Coated (YELLOW) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
232 160 EA Petroleum Accessories 1‐1/4" Heavy Hex Nut w/ Tommy Bar Holes, ASTM GR. 2HM, PTFE Coated (YELLOW) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000356 Studs, Nuts, Gaskets ‐ PAI Rev 0
IN
235 4 Petroleum Accessories 4" 1500# RTJ BL F52 Center drill & tap 1" NPT ASME B16.20, ASTN A694 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Hydrotest
236 4 Federal Flange 8" 900# RTJ BL F52 Center drill & tap 1" NPT ASME B16.20, ASTMA694 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Hydrotest
237 2 Federal Flange 4" 1500# RTJ WN F52ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 (SPARE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Spares
238 1 Federal Flange 4" 1500# RTJ Swivel WN F52ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR. F52 (SPARE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Spares
239 1 Federal Flange 4 1/16" 5K WN .337"wt 4130ASTM A322 API 4130 (F60) (SPARE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Spares
240 1 Federal Flange 4 1/16" 5K Swivel .337"wt 4130BTM 0.337" WT, ASTM A322 API 4130 (F60) (SPARE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Spares
241 2 Federal Flange 5 1/8" Swivel ring RTJ flange, API 17D SV 10K PSI BTM 0.864 WT. ASTM A322, AISI 4130 F60 (SPARE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Spares
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242 3 Federal Flange 8" 900# RTJ WN F52ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR F52 (SPARE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Spares
243 1 Federal Flange 8" 900# RTJ Swivel F52ASME B16.5, ASTM A694 GR. F52 (SPARE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Spares
244 1 Federal Flange 8" x 10deg WE X RTJ MAF 900# F52 weld end to match 8.625" X.50"WT pipe ASME B16.5, ASTM A694, GR. F52 (SPARE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Spares
245 2 Federal Flange 6" 1500# RTJ WN 4.897"ID A694 F52 (SPARE) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4 Spares
246 2 Federal Flange Weld Test Ring for 6" WN (6.625x4.897x12.00) USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4
247 2 Federal Flange Test Ring for weld testing 4.5"OD x 3.826"ID x 12.00" OAL 4130 5k USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4
248 2 Federal Flange Test Ring for weld testing 8.625" OD x 7.625"ID x 12.00" OAL A694 F52 USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4
249 2 Federal Flange Test Ring for weld testing 6.728"OD x 5" ID x 12.00" OAL AISI 4130 F60 10K USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4
250
251
2
15 EA
Federal Flange
Federal Flange
Test Ring for weld testing 4.50"OD x 3.826"ID x 12.00"OAL A694 F52
4” wooden flange protector ¾” thick + 1/4” thick neoprene + Epoxy Bond
EL USA
USA
AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000082 Federal Flange ‐ Flanges and Test Rings Rev 4
AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
252 15 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 8” wooden flange protector ¾” thick + 1/4” thick neoprene + Epoxy Bond USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0
253 1 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies SIGNODE PRHR‐114 USA
254 1 EA Manual Band‐It Tool ( for 1 ¼” wide band and Crimp seal) USA
255 3 Roll Stainless Steel Bands 1 ¼” x 0.030” USA
256 1 Box Stainless Steel Crimp Seal 1 ¼” USA
257 120 EA Locktite RTV Silicone sealant (300ml Packs) USA
258 4 EA Caulking‐Gun ( for 300 ml silicone cartridge) USA
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259 50 EA FAB ‐ WPM Technologies 9.5Te Padeye USA AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000823 WPM Rev 0 For Spool Strongbacks

260 TBD Rubber Edging USA For Sling Savers on Spool Strongback
261 20 EA Duct Tape USA
Equipment to be Loaded onto LEX in Port Gentil
Gross Unit Country of

Item # QTY Unit Vendor DESCRIPTION Dims [m] PO# Comment
Weight [kg] Origin
10.2 m Flexible Reel
1 1 EA NOV 10.2 m Flexible Reel ########## 10.2x5.5x5.0
2 1 EA NOV 5” ID x 860 m Production Flowline
3 1 EA NOV 5” ID x 590 m Production Flowline
4 1 EA NOV 5” ID x 170 m Production Jumper
NOV Repair Container
5 1 EA NOV NOV Repair Container 3.0x2.4x2.4 $1,550.00 3.05x2.44x2.44
Spares & Service Crates #1,2,3
6 1 EA NOV EF Ser 5” PF, 3769SER001‐003
7 12 EA NOV Ring Joint Gasket, BX 169 Incoloy 825
8 87 EA NOV Stud Bolt 1‐1/8” x 385 c/w SS Nuts PTFE TB3.1
9 6 EA NOV Cable for Anode 500 mmx16mm2
10 6 EA NOV DIN 912, M12x16mm, B7m‐3.1
NOV Repair Kit
11 1 EA NOV Cable – 40 m – 220 Volt
12 1 EA NOV Grinding Machine
13 1 EA NOV Miller for Grinding Machine
14 1 EA NOV Electric Plane 220 V
15 2 EA NOV Blades for Electric Plane
16 1 EA NOV Milling Machine
Y
17 3 EA NOV Miller for Milling Machine 60
18 1 EA NOV Miller for Milling Machine 90
19 1 EA NOV Miller for Milling Machine Radius 6
AR
22 2 EA NOV Drilling Machine
23 1 EA NOV Drill Cassette 1‐13 mm
24 1 EA NOV Compass Saw 220 V
25 10 EA NOV Blades for Compass Saw
26 1 EA NOV Socket Wrench Set
27 1 EA NOV Angle Grinder 220 Volt
28 10 EA NOV Blades for Angle Grinder
29 10 EA NOV Slide Blades for Angle Grinder 1.6 mm
30 5 EA NOV Grind Blades for Angle Grinder
31 1 EA NOV Adaptor 240 V
IN
32 1 EA NOV Plug
33 1 EA NOV Socket
34 2 EA NOV Welding Machine for Extruder
35 10 EA NOV Teflon Welding Shoe
36 2 EA NOV Plastic Welding Torch / Heat Gun
37 3 EA NOV Welding Nozzle for Plastic Welding Torch
38 2 EA NOV Complete Temperature Sensor
IM
39 6 EA NOV Extra Batteries for Temperature Sensor
40 4 EA NOV Lorry Straps
41 1 EA NOV Valve/Regulator for Gas Cylinder
42 1 EA NOV Gas Hose
43 1 EA NOV Regulation Lever with Valve
44 1 EA NOV Blowpipe
45 2 EA NOV Torch for Blowpipe
46 1 EA NOV Ultrasonic Detector
47
48
1
1
EA
EA
NOV
NOV
Micrometer Gauge
Heating Furnace
EL
49 2 EA NOV Lorry Straps 5 m
50 1 EA NOV Welding Wire MDPE
51 2 EA NOV Blue Safety Helmet
52 4 EA NOV Safety Glasses
53 2 EA NOV Yellow Wet Suit
54 10 EA NOV Dustmasks with Valve
55 24 EA NOV Fabric Gloves
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56 10 EA NOV Gloves
57 2 EA NOV Yellow Epoxy Suit
58 5 EA NOV Cloths
59 1 EA NOV Slide Fastener for Canusa Wrap
60 5 EA NOV Black Tape 25 mm
61 5 EA NOV Elephant Tape 25 mm
62 18 EA NOV Elephant Tape 50 mm
63 1 EA NOV Fluff‐free Paper
64 3 EA NOV Paint Bins 0.75 L Empty
65 1 EA NOV Brass Foil
66 1 EA NOV Sheet 6x4 m
67 1 EA NOV Cutting Compound
68 1 EA NOV Emery Corn 150
69 1 EA NOV Emery Corn 60
70 18 EA NOV Coroplast 0.2x 70x30 m
71 8 EA NOV Tape Nitto 2x150x10 m
72 12 EA NOV Tape Nitto 2x50x10 m
73 1 EA NOV Screw Driver 10
74 3 EA NOV Chisel
75 3 EA NOV Blades for Plane
76 1 EA NOV Bench/Hand Hammer No. 3
77 1 EA NOV Multigrip Pliers
78 1 EA NOV Adjustable Wrenches 4”
82 2 EA NOV Brushes
83 1 EA NOV Steel Brushes
84 2 EA NOV Hobby Knife with Screw Lock
85 1 EA NOV Silicium Carbide Stone
86 1 EA NOV Gouges 6‐8 10‐12
87 1 EA NOV File, 8”
88 1 EA NOV Electric Torch/Flashlight
89 2 EA NOV Batteries for Flashlight
90 1 EA NOV Hacksaw
91 10 EA NOV Blades for Hacksaw
92 6 EA NOV Padlocks
93 1 EA NOV Spark Igniter
94 2 EA NOV Ziehblade/Scraper
95 1 EA NOV Small Plane
96 1 EA NOV Side Cutter
97 1 EA NOV Plastic Hammer, 40 mm
98 1 EA NOV Allen Wrenches
99 3 EA NOV Scraping Knife
100 3 EA NOV Blades for Scraping Knife
101 1 EA NOV Folding Rule
102 1 EA NOV Screw Drivers
103 1 EA NOV Torx for Screw Driver 10
104 2 EA NOV Black Ink
105 1 EA NOV Blades for Hobby Knife
106 1 EA NOV Slide Gauge 150 mm
107 1 EA NOV File, 6
108 1 EA NOV Rasp
109 2 EA NOV Blade for Rasp
110 1 EA NOV Flashlight
111 4 EA NOV Batteries for Flashlight
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112 1 EA NOV Combination Wrench 6‐32 mm
113 1 EA NOV Tape Measure
114 1 EA NOV ¼” Screw Tap NPT Thread
115 5 EA NOV ¼” NPT Thread Screw Plug
116 1 EA NOV ¼” Unbracotop
AR
117 1 EA NOV Pocket Calculator
118 2 EA NOV Drill 8.5 mm + 10 mm Tap
119 2 EA NOV Drill 10.2 mm + 12 mm Tap
120 1 EA NOV Tap Holder
121 1 EA NOV 4 mm Tab
122 1 EA NOV Bit Set
123 TBD EA NOV Outer Sheath for Repair Kit
124 1 EA NOV Canusa Wrap
125 1 EA NOV Heating Oven
IN
NOV Reel Ancillaries
126 1 EA NOV NOV Transportation Cradle $1,550.00 3.05x2.44x2.44
127 1 EA NOV 10.2 m Reel Tarp
Turninig Bollards for Flex Lay
128 4 EA OIS 40 x 25 kg sand bags double bagged in 1 Te FIBC Bulk Bag $1,000.00 AMCUS‐PO‐14‐000542 ‐ OIS ‐ Grout Bags Rev 0
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APPENDIX F: RIGGING CERTIFICATES
Page 41 of 44
CERTIFICATE OF TEST
DATE: 8/26/2013
CUSTOMER: EMAS -AMC INC
PURCHASE ORDER: AMCUS-PO-11-002214
HHI ORDER: 518603
NUMBER OF PIECES TESTED: 1
SERIAL #: 518603-4-1
PY
DESCRIPTION: 3 X 60 Ft HH-105EE EYE & EYE WIRE ROPE SLING WITH STANDARD EYES
WORKING LOAD LIMIT:

VERTICAL LIFT:76 Tons
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CHOKER LIFT:60 Tons
BASKET LIFT:153 Tons90
TEST LOAD: 153 Tons

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QUALITY ASSURANCE SIGNATURE:
JUAN CARLOS PINEDA
This certifies the described products meet the above specifications. Load measuring instrument is accurate +/- 1% of
reading as specified by ASTM E-4. Upon conclusion of testing no obvious defects were noted.
DISCLAIMER
As the use of these products are beyond the control of Holloway Houston, Inc., the purchaser and/or end user is solely
responsible for the usability and suitability of these products.
CERTIFICATE OF TEST
DATE: 8/26/2013
HHI ORDER: 518603
SERIAL #: 518603-4-2
PY
WORKING LOAD LIMIT:

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CHOKER LIFT:60 Tons
TEST LOAD: 153 Tons

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JUAN CARLOS PINEDA
DISCLAIMER
CERTIFICATE OF TEST
DATE: 8/26/2013
HHI ORDER: 518603
SERIAL #: 518603-4-3
PY
WORKING LOAD LIMIT:

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CHOKER LIFT:60 Tons
TEST LOAD: 153 Tons

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JUAN CARLOS PINEDA
DISCLAIMER
CERTIFICATE OF TEST
DATE: 8/26/2013
HHI ORDER: 518603
SERIAL #: 518603-4-4
PY
WORKING LOAD LIMIT:

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CHOKER LIFT:60 Tons
TEST LOAD: 153 Tons

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JUAN CARLOS PINEDA
DISCLAIMER
CERTIFICATE OF TEST
DATE: 8/26/2013
HHI ORDER: 518603
SERIAL #: 518603-5-1
DESCRIPTION: 2 X 18 Ft HH-1905E 9-PART WIREROPE SLING

PY
WORKING LOAD LIMIT: 285Tons @90 DEGREES
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TEST LOAD: 541 Tons

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JUAN CARLOS PINEDA
DISCLAIMER
CERTIFICATE OF TEST
DATE: 8/26/2013
HHI ORDER: 518603
SERIAL #: 518603-5-2
DESCRIPTION: 2 X 18 Ft HH-1905E 9-PART WIREROPE SLING

PY
WORKING LOAD LIMIT: 285Tons @90 DEGREES
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TEST LOAD: 541 Tons

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JUAN CARLOS PINEDA
DISCLAIMER
CERTIFICATE OF TEST
DATE: 10/1/2013
CUSTOMER: EMAS AMC INC
HHI ORDER: 518603

PY
SERIAL #: 518603-7-1 Thru 4
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DESCRIPTION: CROSBY G2160 200 TON WIDE BODY SHACKLES
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WORKING LOAD LIMIT: 200 TONNES
TEST LOAD: 400 TONNES
RODNEY ELKINS
DISCLAIMER As the use of these products are beyond the control of Holloway Houston, Inc., the purchaser and/or end user is
solely responsible for the usability and suitability of these products.
PRE AND POST-MT EXAMINATION REPORT
DATE: 8/30/2013
HHI ORDER: 518603
QUANTITY: 2
SERIAL #:SB-001-300 AND SB-002-300 TEST ID #: H518603-1-1PM AND 2PM
DESCRIPTION: SPREADER BARS
NDE SPECIFICATION: SOP 2.8-3

NDE METHOD: WET VISIBLE
MAG UNIT - [ ] P-500 [ ] M-2040 [ ] M-2060

PY
MAGNETIZING SOURCE:YOKE (X) YOKE SERIAL#: (65) YOKE LIFTING FORCE VERIFIED (X)
No. TURNS:[ ] AMPERES:[ ]

LIGHT INTENSITY EQUIPMENT SERIAL #: ( ) LIGHT INTENSITY VERIFIED ( )
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[ X ] CONTINUOUS MAGNETIZATION [ ] RESIDUAL MAGNETIZATION
BATH/INDICATOR USED: 7HF BATCH #:13C11K
BRAND: MAGNAFLUX
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RELEVANT INDICATIONS: NO INDICATIONS FOUND AT THE TIME OF INSPECTION.

ACCEPT [X] REJECT [ ]
COMMENTS:
INSPECTED BY:
JERONIMO PLATA (LEVEL II SNT-TC-1A in MT)
DISCLAIMER As the use of these products are beyond the control of Holloway Houston, Inc., the purchaser and/or end user is
solely responsible for the usability and suitability of these products.
APPENDIX G: MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE FORM
Page 42 of 44

APPENDIX H: VESSEL MANIFEST TEMPLATE
Page 43 of 44

APPENDIX I: REEL LOADOUT JSA
Page 44 of 44
JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS FORM
Vessel / Site: NOV Quayside 14 Date: Location: Kalundborg, Denmark

Task Details: Lift VAALCO Flexible Reel from Quayside to HLV JSA No: VAALCO-001 Rev: 1.0
Attendees
Name Position Signature Name Position Signature
Hazards
Initial Remaining
(Source of possible harm / damage) Responsi
No Description of Activity Hazard Effect / Impact Risk = Existing / Planned Control Measures Risk =
People, Environment, Equipment, and bility
L. M. H. L. M. H.
Reputation
1. Job Planning Inadequate planning Injury to workers L Toolbox talk with all involved Deck L
Lack of communication personnel foreman
Damage to
Lack of understanding JSA Review Crane
equipment
Lift Plan review Op.
Do not walk/stand underneath load! Injury to personnel
All Stop to be utilized!
Form No. AMC-XXX-HSE-FRM-00002 Rev.: 0 Page: 1 of 5

Parent Doc. AMC-XXX-HSE-PRO-00002
Hazards
Initial Remaining
L. M. H. L. M. H.
Reputation
2. Check work area Injury to personnel Overlooked L Good housekeeping DECK L

Slips trips and falls hazards Assess weather and sea FMN
Fall from height conditions before commencing
Equipment failure work ALL
Man overboard
Harness and fall arrester to be PERSO
Lack of light
used if necessary NNEL
Vessel movement Wrong tools for the
job Life jacket where necessary
Portable lighting
Use barriers where necessary
3. Connect Spreader bar to crane and rig to Shifting load Injury to personnel H DO NOT walk under Spreader DECK L
reel Damage to Crane or Load bar while suspended FMN
Manual handling Damage to cargo Good Comms with crane driver
Pinch points or equipment Deck Foreman in control of CRANE
Prepare to lift load operation OP
Miscommunications
Schedule Delay Use safe Rigging practices
Dropped objects
100% tie off if working aloft P/E
Excessive load on crane
Use taglines on Block if
Swinging Crane block
required
Always remember: NEVER STAND/WALK Rigging failure
UNDERNEATH THE LOAD! Sufficient personnel
Snagging
Utilize Stop Work Authority Correct PPE
Inspect rigging and lift points
before use
Certified rigging
Check rigging for snag points
Check for loose objects
Taglines on rigging to locate it
onto trunnions
Lift plan reviewed prior to

Hazards
Initial Remaining
L. M. H. L. M. H.
Reputation
commencing ops and rigging
drawing confirmed correct
Ensure load is secure and
weight is known.
Ensure all sea fastening and
lashings are fully removed.
Ensure planned escape route
at all times
All personnel not involved in
the lift to be clear of deck.
Monitor for approaching
squalls, thunder storms or high
winds
Ensure cradle does not snag
when reel lifted
Slew slowly to allow vessel to
ballast as needed
Ensure reel landed out in
correct location and orientation
per stowage plan.
4. Lift reel from Quayside to HLV Deck. Dropped objects Injury to personnel H Assess weather/Sea/Quay DECK L
Pinch points conditions before lifting FMN
Manual handling Damage to Do Not walk under Reel when
equipment suspended CRANE
Swinging Crane block
Clear communications and OP
Rigging failure
direct instructions
Personnel caught between load Schedule delay
Deck Foreman in control of P/E
Snagging operation
Miscommunications Man overboard
Use suitable tag lines
Vessel Movement Ensure load path is kept clear
Severe Weather Conditions of personnel
Use only certified rigging
Hazards
Initial Remaining
L. M. H. L. M. H.
Reputation
Trip hazards on HLV Crane certified for weight

Man overboard Sufficient personnel
Unexpected movement of load Monitor for approaching
squalls, thunderstorms or high
winds
Ensure cradle is securely
fastened and does not snag
when reel is lifted
Slew slowly to allow vessel to
ballast as needed
Chain hoists hooks / latches
connecting reel cradles to reel
checked for deformation
PFD to be warn within 10 ft of
quay edge
5. Disconnect rigging, remove spreader bar Pinch points Injury to personnel H Ensure any sea fastenings are DECK L
and secure load Manual handling applied promptly FMN
Swinging Crane block Damage to Ensure personnel clear of
equipment pinch points if load should CRANE
Unexpected movement of load
move OP
Personnel caught between load
Sufficient personnel
Miscommunications Schedule delay
Clear communications and ALL
Rigging Failure direct instructions PERSO
Dropped Objects 100% tie off if working at NNEL
Working aloft height
Ensure planned escape route
at all times
Keep hands and feet clear of
pinch points
If working from ladders ensure
ladder is tended by second
man and / or tied off.

_________________________
Authorized by
Risk Assessment Matrix
SEVERITY CRITERIA PROBABILITY FOR POTENTIAL SEVERITY
Identify task to be analyzed (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
Described activity – Break down into manageable sections Operations Very Unlikely Unlikely Possible Likely Very
Personnel  Asset Damage Environmental Reputation but possible though but unusual not Likely
Identify hazards / source of possible harm / damage  Downtime under extreme conceivable surprising almost no
circumstance doubt
Identify hazard effect / impact (1) (1) (1) (1)
First Aid Slight Slight Local 1 2 3 4 5
Assess the initial risk (<$1,000) (8 hours) (< 5 Gallons / 20 liters) exposure
(2) (2) (2) (2)
Identify existing / planned control measures Medical Minor Minor State
2 4 6 8 10
Treatment (<$10,000) (< 42 Gallons / 155 liters) exposure
Assign responsible persons if / as appropriate (< = 1 day)
(3) (3) (3) (3)
Re-evaluate the risk Lost Time/ Medium Medium National
3 6 9 12 15
Rest. Injury (<$100,000) (< 420 Gallons/1550 liters) exposure
( > 1 day)
(4) (4) (4) (4)
Remember Hierarchy of Controls: Single Major Major Regional
4 8 12 16 20
Fatality (<$1,000,000) (< 4,200 Gallons / 15,500 exposure
(>1week) liters)
 Eliminate, (5) (5) (5) (5)
 Substitute, Multiple
Fatality
Extensive
(>$1,000,000)
Massive
(> 4,200 Gallons / 15,500
International
exposure
5 10 15 20 25
 Engineering Controls, (> 1 month) liters)
 Administrative Controls, 1-6 Low Risk May be acceptance; however, review task to see if risk can be reduced further.
Job should only proceed with appropriate authorization after consultation with HSE specialist personnel and assessment team. Where possible, the
 PPE. 7 - 14 Medium Risk job shall be redefined to take account of the hazards involved or risk shall be reduced further prior starting the job. If applicable, a Permit-to-Work
shall be obtained.
The job must not proceed until it has been redefined or further control measures put in place to reduce risk. The controls shall be re-assessed for
15 - 25 High Risk
adequacy prior to starting the job.


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ETAME Expansion Project

HLV & EXPRESS MOBILIZATION / DEMOBILIZATION PROCEDURE FOR WP3

B 02-Jan-14 Issued for IDC S. Haas D. Rose T. O’Malley

A 12-Dec-13 Issued for IDC D. Darr S. Haas T. O’Malley

REV DATE DESCRIPTION PREPARED CHECKED APPROVED APPROVED

Revision History Details

2 SCOPE OF WORK ........................................................................................... 6

4 ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS ............................................................ 7

6 COMMUNICATIONS ...................................................................................... 10

7 HEALTH, SAFETY, SECURITY, ENVIRONMENT, AND QUALITY............... 14

8 VESSEL PARTICULARS ............................................................................... 16

9 EQUIPMENT PARTICULARS ........................................................................ 18

10 PICKUP & DISCHARGING PORT DETAILS ................................................. 20

11 HLV OPERATIONS ........................................................................................ 23

12 INSTALLATION VESSEL MOBILIZATION (PORT GENTIL, GABON) ......... 24

13 KEY DATES ................................................................................................... 24

14 CONTINGENCY OPERATIONS ..................................................................... 25

TASK PLAN #1 – LOADOUT OF HLV (KALUNDBORG, DENMARK) .......................... 26

TASK PLAN #2 – DEMOBILIZATION OF HLV (PORT GENTIL, GABON) .................... 29

TASK PLAN #3 – LOADOUT OF LEX (PORT GENTIL, GABON) ................................ 32

TASK PLAN #4 – DEMOBILIZATION OF LEX (PORT GENTIL, GABON) ................... 35

APPENDIX A: SAL TECHNICAL OPERATIONS MANUAL (HLV) ............................... 36

APPENDIX B: VESSEL ON/OFF HIRE FORM .............................................................. 37

APPENDIX C: PORT GENTIL LIFT PLAN / ARRANGEMENT (LEX) ........................... 38

APPENDIX D: REEL RIGGING DESIGN REPORT (LEX) .............................................. 39

APPENDIX E: EQUIPMENT LIST .................................................................................. 40

APPENDIX F: RIGGING CERTIFICATES ...................................................................... 41

APPENDIX G: MANAGEMENT OF CHANGE FORM .................................................... 42

APPENDIX H: VESSEL MANIFEST TEMPLATE .......................................................... 43

APPENDIX I: REEL LOADOUT JSA ............................................................................. 44

WP 1 – ETAME & SEENT Jacket and Pile Transportation & Installation

WP 2 – ETAME & SEENT Steel Pipeline Scope of Work

WP 3 – Flexible Flowline Installation Scope of Work

WP 4 – ETAME & SEENT Topside Installation

 Transportation and installation of 2 topsides, 2 LQ/Helidecks, 2 Flarebooms

• On-hire Survey of the Heavy Lift Vessel, MV Gloria

3.1 NOV Scope

3.2 HLV Scope

 Shoreside stevedoring including hooking on in Kalundborg, Denmark shall be performed by SAL.

3.3 EMAS AMC Scope

4 ABBREVIATIONS AND DEFINITIONS

COMPANY: VAALCO Gabon (Etame), Inc.

4.2 Acronyms & Abbreviations

HSSE Health, Safety, Security, and Environment

General Project Documents

/5./ 12022-AMC-HSE-PLN-0001, Project HSSE Plan

Flexible Specific Documents

Industry Standards & Recommended Practices

6.2 Key Contacts – Express Loadout in Port Gentil, Gabon

6.3 Combined Contact List

Frode Andreasen Project Manager +45 2466 5241 N/A Frode.FriisAndreasen@nov.com

Paul Jacobs Technical Lead +1 832 978 6163 PJacobs@vaalco.com

Ron Smith Client Rep +1 832 623 9905 RSmith@deepdowninc.com

David Tong Project Manager DTong@vaalco.com

Tarek Bejaoui Logistics Manager +241 01565526 +24107520263 tbejaoui@vaalco.com

Vessels & Assets

Leonard Peterson Captain TBD N/A operating@sal-heavylift.com

Lewek Express Contacts

Captain +1 713 948 1100 N/A lex.master@emas.com

Bridge +1 713 948 1103 N/A lex.bridge@emas.com

OCM +1 713 948 1102 N/A lex.ocm@emas.com

HSSEQ/Medic +1 713 948 1107 N/A lex.hse@emas.com

Reception +1 713 948 1107 N/A lex.admin@emas.com

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