BAKU, Azerbaijan, July 3. UAE-based GEOSONIC
has secured a new contract in Turkmenistan to support a major
subsea survey and inspection program.
The company announced the development in a post published on its
social media account.
"As GEOSONIC'S second project award in Turkmenistan, this
expanded scope represents another important milestone for the
business, reinforcing our growing presence within the Caspian and
our capability to deliver integrated subsea survey and inspection
solutions across large scale offshore developments," the company
said.
According to GEOSONIC, the project includes remotely operated
vehicle (ROV) inspections, geophysical and cathodic protection
surveys, as well as subsea data acquisition.
The company said the work will support the assessment and
integrity management of more than 200 kilometers of critical
offshore pipeline infrastructure.
According to GEOSONIC, the contract marks its second project
award in Turkmenistan and reflects the company's expanding presence
in the Caspian offshore market.
For reference, offshore pipeline inspection and survey work is a
routine part of offshore asset management, helping operators
monitor the condition of subsea infrastructure, verify pipeline
integrity and support long-term maintenance planning. These
activities typically involve remotely operated vehicles (ROVs),
geophysical mapping and cathodic protection assessments to ensure
the safe and efficient operation of offshore facilities. In
Turkmenistan, such work is particularly relevant given the
country's Caspian offshore oil and gas sector, where subsea
pipeline networks connect offshore production assets.
