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Mobile Offshore Production Systems (MOPS) offer a cost-effective alternative to conventional fixed platforms for a broad range of field applications. A MOPS is readily movable and can be floated onto a field and installed complete, ready to produce oil.  All construction work can be performed at a shipyard or dock facility. When the field is depleted, the MOPS can be removed quickly and inexpensively and redeployed to another field.

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Oceaneering Senior Management places a high priority on engineering excellence, commitment and professionalism as a necessary basis for successful project design, planning and execution. Engineering project support for subsea field development and mobile offshore production systems (MOPS) encompasses all of the following:

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 Successful projects don't just happen. A successful MOPS conversion requires the right blend of people, systems and experience. All three were combined in the schedule-driven conversion of the jackup Gulftide using Oceaneering's fast-track project management methods. Highlights of the project include:

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Located at Mississippi Canyon 582 and moored in 2200 feet of water, the Medusa Spar has a processing capacity of 40,000 bopd and 110 MMscfd.  Medusa serves as a production hub for deepwater field developments in the surrounding Gulf of Mexico area and can accommodate a total of nine subsea wells. The asset came online in 2003 with six dry trees and is now off its peak production plateau.  Built for a robust 20-year design life, the unit has currently available production capacity.