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Global Marine merged with Santa Fe International Corporation during 2001 to become GlobalSantaFe Corporation, which merged with Transocean in November 2007 and operated the vessel as GSF Explorer. [citation needed] In 2010, Transocean bought the vessel for a US$15 million ($20 million in 2023) in cash. [19]
Global Marine, a drilling contractor which merged with Santa Fe International Corporation to form GlobalSantaFe Corporation. Now part of Transocean. Glomar Challenger, the drillship used for the Deep Sea Drilling Project; Glomar Explorer, a large salvage vessel built by the CIA
The company was formed in 2001 by the merger of Global Marine and Santa Fe International Corporation. [2] In March 2003, the company temporarily suspended operations in Kuwait ahead of the Iraq War. [3] [4] In May 2004, the company sold its worldwide land drilling assets to Precision Drilling for $316.5 million. [5] [6]
Global Santa Fe was scheduled to present Livia Link-Raviv, the Israeli consul general to the Southwestern U.S., on Tuesday at the Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Santa Fe. Link-Raviv, based ...
Jan. 5—Santa Fe, a destination city nestled about an hour's drive from two national laboratories, has been at the cutting edge of scientific solutions for decades — and it could do more to ...
Robert E. Rose, who was non-executive chairman of GlobalSantaFe, was made Transocean's chairman. Rose had been chairman of Global Marine prior to its 2001 merger with Santa Fe International Corporation. [17] In 2008, the company moved its headquarters to Switzerland, resulting in a significantly lower tax rate. [18]
The high-wing twin-engine Global Explorer was designed and constructed in Idaho by Dean W. Wilson to the order of the explorer Hubert de Chevigny and the aircraft first flew in April 1991. [1] A second aircraft was constructed later.
Jan. 6—Santa Fe, a destination city about an hour's drive from two national laboratories, has been at the cutting edge of scientific solutions for decades — and it could do more to advance ...