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Final presentation of a feasibility study performed this year (2009) covering many aspects of marginal platform design, fabrication, transport and installation.
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- 34. PROJECT MANAGEMENT ● ENGINEERING ● CONTRACTING COST ESTIMATE OVERVIEW Iv-Oil & Gas www.iv-groep.nl --- --- --- --- Grand Total --- --- Overall contingency ~15% --- --- Certification --- --- Insurance --- --- Fabrication and installation --- --- Design & Procurement --- --- --- --- Equipment (incl commisioning) --- --- --- Helideck --- --- --- Topsides structual steel --- --- --- Substructure (€·10 3 ) (€·10 3 ) (€·10 3 ) (€·10 3 ) costs costs Total Other Fabrication FoB Description