RigNet, the leading provider of ultra-secure, intelligent networking solutions, announced on Aug. 28 that it has signed a multi-year agreement with Borr Drilling, a global offshore drilling contractor, to exclusively provide enhanced managed communication services on any band (C, Ku or Ka) on all of their new premium jack-up rigs anywhere on the planet.
Borr Drilling owns and operates jack-up rigs of modern and high specification designs and provides services focused on the shallow water segment of the offshore oil and gas industry worldwide.
Borr Drilling’s requirements are to support their initial steps on their digital transformation journey and RigNet’s communications services will provide voice and video, enable critical corporate applications, deliver real-time data, and enhance crew communications over a private, secure network. In addition, RigNet is also providing additional crew welfare services with its CrewConnect portfolio, providing improved crew morale in remote locations, enhancing operational efficiency through reduced employee turnover and increased productivity.
CrewConnect provides dedicated crew internet access with Crew Hotspot, with the option to access CrewFlix, RigNet’s Video-On-Demand service.
“RigNet is an important and trusted partner for Borr Drilling. We rely on stable communication for delivering our services to our clients,” said Borr Drilling IT Director Kjetil Gran. “RigNet goes the extra mile to provide reliable and secure communication services globally, from the installation phase to normal operations.”
Borr Drilling’s network will be supported by a specialized technical support team, allowing Borr to focus on growing its industry leading fleet and meeting customers’ expectations.
“We are proud to be working with Borr Drilling as we meet their communication and networking needs globally,” said RigNet CEO Steven Pickett. “We continue to expand our suite of ultra-secure, intelligent networking solutions that help customers like Borr Drilling achieve their digital transformation goals.”
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