Lac Da Vang (LDV) 油田位于越南东南大陆架九龙盆地 15-1/05 区块，距离头顿市东部约 120 公里。MCB 持有该区块 40% 的权益，并与其合作伙伴 Petrovietnam Exploration Production Corporation (PVEP)（持有 35% 的权益）和 SK Earthon Co., Ltd.（持有 25% 的权益）共同担任 15-1/05 区块的作业者。

LDV 1A 期初始开发包括一个中央综合平台（LDV-A 平台），该平台将原油加工成符合出口质量标准，然后通过出口管道将其出口，直接输送到内场 FSO 进行储存和随后的卸载。值得注意的是，LDV-A 平台是 LDV 油田的首次开发，也是 MCB 在越南期待已久的首个海上项目。

MCB 与 PTSC M&C 为 LDV-A 平台签订的 EPCIC 合同涵盖 LDV-A 平台的项目管理、详细工程、采购、建造、运输、安装、连接和调试，平台顶部重达 6000 多吨，底部结构（导管架和桩）重达 5000 多吨。LDV-A 平台计划于 2026 年下半年投入使用，大部分工作在越南头顿市 PTSC M&C 的工厂进行。

LDV-A EPCIC 合同进一步确立了 PTSC M&C 在越南海上 EPCIC 服务领域的领导地位，凸显了他们在为石油和天然气海上平台提供交钥匙 EPCIC 服务方面取得的卓越成就，以及在为海外市场提供海上风电项目变电站平台方面的开创性举措。LDV-A 平台也是 PTSC M&C 的一个重要里程碑，因为它是 PTSC M&C 使用内部资源与当地工程师一起设计的第一个生产平台。

PTSC M&C 副主任 Tran Thien Le 先生在签约仪式上表达了自己的热情：“我们很高兴与 Murphy 一起踏上这段旅程。这个项目证明了我们对卓越和创新解决方案的奉献精神。我们期待结合我们的优势和专业知识，为我们的客户提供无与伦比的承诺。”

Lac Da Vang Development 总经理 Jason Ritchie 先生在合同签约仪式上表示：“Murphy 很高兴庆祝 Lac Da Vang 项目的这一重要里程碑，这是我们在越南的首个开发项目。我们很高兴与 PTSC M&C 一起开始 Lac Da Vang 项目的下一阶段，并希望这是我们在越南共同实施的众多项目中的第一个，以造福我们的利益相关者。Murphy 团队期待继续与 PTSC M&C 保持合作关系，以安全高效地交付这一重要的能源项目。”

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Lac Da Vang (LDV) Field locates in Block 15-1/05 of the Cuu Long Basin on the Southeast continental shelf of Vietnam, approximately 120 km east of Vungtau City. MCB holds a 40% interest of the block and serves as the operator of Block 15-1/05 together with its partners Petrovietnam Exploration Production Corporation (PVEP) holding 35%, and SK Earthon Co., Ltd. owning 25%.

The initial LDV Phase 1A development includes a central complex platform (LDV-A Platform), which processes crude oil to meet export quality standards and then exports it through an export pipeline, directing to the infield FSO for storage and subsequent offloading. Notably, the LDV-A Platform represents the first development of the LDV oil field and MCB's first offshore project in Vietnam, long-awaited.

The EPCIC Contract between MCB and PTSC M&C for the LDV-A Platform covers project management, detailed engineering, procurement, construction, transportation, installation, hook-up, and commissioning for the LDV-A platform, with topsides weighs over 6000 t and the substructures (jacket and piles) over 5000 t. The LDV-A Platform is planned to be commissioned at second half of 2026, with most of the works performed at PTSC M&C’s premises in Vungtau City, Vietnam.

The LDV-A EPCIC Contract further establishes PTSC M&C's emerging leadership in offshore EPCIC services in Vietnam, highlighting their remarkable achievements in providing turn-key EPCIC services for oil and gas offshore platforms as well as pioneering steps for substation platforms for offshore wind projects for oversea markets. The LDV-A Platform also marks an important milestone for PTSC M&C as it is the first production platform being designed by PTSC M&C using in-house resources with local engineers.

Mr. Tran Thien Le, Deputy Director of PTSC M&C, expressed his enthusiasm at the contract signing ceremony: "We are delighted to embark on this journey with Murphy. This project is a testament to our dedication to excellence and innovation solutions. We look forward to combining our strengths and expertise to deliver unparalleled commitments to our customer.”

Mr. Jason Ritchie, General Manager of Lac Da Vang Development, remarked at the contract signing ceremony: "Murphy is pleased to celebrate this significant milestone in the Lac Da Vang project, our first development in Vietnam. We are excited to begin the next phase of the Lac Da Vang project with PTSC M&C and hope that this is the first of many projects that we execute together in Vietnam for the benefit of our stakeholders. The Murphy team looks forward to continuing our collaborative working relationship with PTSC M&C to safely and efficiently deliver this significant energy project."

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