EnerMech has won a significant contract to provide subsea pre-commissioning and specialist services for a major offshore gas development in Australia’s East Browse basin. The work will support the second phase of the project’s installation campaign, scheduled between October 2025 and April 2026.
The contract scope includes riser and umbilical services such as flooding, top-up, and leak testing of flexible risers, along with post-loadout and post-installation testing of dynamic umbilicals. Offshore activity will center on a floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility, with supporting work carried out across sites in Malaysia and Australia.
EnerMech said the project will be delivered by its local team in Western Australia, supported by in-region equipment and operational infrastructure. The company highlighted its previous involvement in large-scale LNG projects including Wheatstone, Gorgon, and Pluto LNG 2, noting that the new award reinforces its position in the Australian subsea pre-commissioning market.
Company executives described the award as recognition of EnerMech’s track record in delivering commissioning services on complex offshore projects, emphasizing experience with mobilization schedules, equipment reliability, and adherence to safety and environmental standards.
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