Richard Beattie, CEO of Anasuria Operating Company, and Vikki Thom, Head of BD, Relationship Management and Marketing at Boskalis Subsea Services (Credit: Boskalis Subsea Services)

Boskalis Subsea Services and Anasuria Operating Company agree North Sea Partnership

Boskalis Subsea Services has entered into a Preferred Partnership Frame Agreement with Anasuria Operating Company (AOC), marking a significant step ...

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Boskalis Subsea Services has entered into a Preferred Partnership Frame Agreement with Anasuria Operating Company (AOC), marking a significant step in strengthening collaboration across North Sea offshore operations.

The agreement establishes a long-term framework designed to enhance efficiency and coordination across inspection, repair and maintenance (IRM), decommissioning, and construction activities. By aligning expertise and resources, both companies aim to deliver more streamlined planning, improved operational flexibility and seamless execution across AOC’s offshore asset portfolio.

Central to the partnership is the introduction of a dedicated project team and a forward-planning approach. This structure is intended to provide greater visibility over upcoming work scopes while ensuring safe and reliable offshore operations.

The agreement was implemented in April 2026, with the first workscope under the framework scheduled to mobilise in September 2026.

Stuart Cameron, Managing Director at Boskalis Subsea Services, said the partnership reflects a shared commitment to the future of the North Sea.

“We are extremely pleased to establish this Preferred Partnership Frame Agreement with Anasuria Operating Company. The agreement reflects both companies’ commitment to the North Sea, and a shared promise to safe, efficient and forward-thinking offshore operations.

“By combining our offshore execution expertise, subsea capability and flexible vessel fleet with a collaborative planning approach, we are well positioned to support AOC’s operational requirements both now and in the years ahead. We look forward to delivering the first scope under the agreement and continuing to build on this partnership together.”

Richard Beattie, CEO at Anasuria Operating Company, highlighted the strategic importance of the collaboration in strengthening long-term supply chain relationships.

“This agreement represents an important step in strengthening our long-term supply chain partnerships and supporting the safe, stable and efficient delivery of our offshore operations.

“Boskalis Subsea Services has demonstrated a collaborative approach that aligns strongly with our operational values and long-term vision. Through this framework, we have the flexibility, capability and planning support needed to respond effectively to both planned and emergent work scopes while continuing to drive operational excellence across our assets.”

The partnership underscores a continued focus on operational excellence and resilience in the North Sea, as operators and service providers work together to meet evolving industry demands.

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