Izomax has recently marked two important milestones, reflecting continued confidence in the AOGV and the role it plays in supporting maintenance and modification work on live systems.
Most recently, Izomax signed a global framework agreement with a global supermajor, formalising a relationship that already spans multiple continents. Over recent years, Izomax has successfully delivered projects for the operator across Asia Pacific, Africa, North America, and Europe. The agreement provides a framework for future collaboration as activity continues to grow across these regions.
In parallel, Izomax has also extended its frame agreement with the largest operator on the Norwegian Continental Shelf. With this renewal, Izomax now holds frame agreements with two of the three largest operators on the NCS.
Together, these agreements represent continued confidence in the AOGV and its ability to provide positive mechanical isolation on live systems without shutdowns, hot work, or permanent modifications to the process plant.
They also reflect a broader trend. This is the third time in three years that a major operator has entered into a long-term agreement with Izomax. With the latest award, Izomax now holds long-term agreements with three of the world’s five largest operators, with a fourth already in progress.
As activity continues to expand across both global and regional markets, these agreements provide a strong foundation for future collaboration and continued support of safe and efficient operations.
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