Project snapshot
Client
Subsea 7
Coverage
Abu Qir, Alexandria & Damietta, Egypt
Key Ports
Abu Qir / Alexandria
Core Services
Vessel Attendance, Tug & Barge Support, Crew Changes, Customs
Industry
Oil & Gas / Subsea Construction
Operational context
Project
West Nile Delta is a deep-water Mediterranean gas development operated by BP, where Subsea 7 delivered the EPCI of subsea pipelines, structures, umbilicals and risers linking offshore wells to onshore processing. The installation spread included some of the industry's most specialised construction vessels, each calling through Egyptian gateways for crews, supplies, clearances and support craft.
Client requirement
A deep-water construction spread cannot wait on disconnected shore-side formalities. Heavy-lift, reel-lay, dive-support and cable-lay vessels all needed attendance, clearances, crew movements, guard boats, supply runs and equipment kept moving across more than one port area, with high manpower mobilisation running at the same time.
Execution structure
Delivery
The team coordinated agency, crew logistics, customs and supplies across multiple ports rather than treating each port call as an isolated job, scaling vehicles, manpower and support craft up and down with the offshore campaign.
Max Marine attended the installation fleet across Nile Delta port areas, clearing formalities, rotating crews, chartering support craft and keeping equipment, fuel and provisions flowing, so the offshore construction spread had one local marine-support workflow wherever it called.
Max Marine scope
Scope of work
Assets & capabilities
Operational value
Subsea 7 received coordinated marine agency and logistics support across multiple Nile Delta port areas, with port calls, clearances, crew movements and supply requirements managed by one local team.