Edeco drilling rigs system

Is Simmons Edeco 738 rig a good rig?

A: The Simmons Edeco 738 Rig was ideal for the project. It is a triple rig, but still very much fits the Simmons Edeco brand. This is because it is a small, tight footprint rig, which helps limit the cost and overall environmental impact of drilling. It is strong and fit for purpose.

Is Simmons Edeco a triple rig?

It is a triple rig, but still very much fits the Simmons Edeco brand. This is because it is a small, tight footprint rig, which helps limit the cost and overall environmental impact of drilling. It is strong and fit for purpose. It can also handle higher pressures and larger BOP stacks – 10,000lb stacks are required in the Burgos Basin space.

What makes Simmons Edeco a good drilling company?

As a drilling company, Simmons Edeco wants to take more responsibility by being at the front end of the program’s plan and accept our share of responsibility if anything goes awry. Being engaged on the drilling plan from the start gives us ownership in the plan and we can offer our expertise to deliver an enhanced result for our clients.

Where does Simmons Edeco work?

Internationally, Simmons Edeco has done work over all continents, including in Albania, the Middle East, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Angola, Africa, Antarctica, Denmark, Germany, Vietnam, Latin America, Australia and the U.K.

Where did Simmons Edeco enter into a partnership with EDC?

The first international country Simmons Edeco entered in partnership with EDC was El Salvador, with an EDC product known then as the EDC Performance Bond. “The performance bond was critical to us being awarded the work and helping to drive our international growth,” says Versfeld.