Indonesian drilling contractor Apexindo has won a contract for one of its offshore drilling rigs from state-owned giant Pertamina. The driller said in a press release that the contract was for three and a half years and worth around $120m. For the work scope, the company will utilise the Tasha jackup which will operate in the Mahakam Delta area, East Kalimantan. This is the second contract awarded to Apexindo by Pertamina in as many months. The company won a three-month, $4.8m deal in late February for work in the same region. Earlier this month, Pertamina hired CNPC Petroleum Offshore Engineering’s CPOE 16 rig on a four-year deal worth around $138m. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1_95_0_1_2'); }); TagsIndonesia