The company's Offshore Projects & Operations (OPO) business will now provide maintenance services including a computerized maintenance information management system and related processes and procedures, maintenance execution and associated support services in relation to the processing facilities, equipment and associated infrastructure. Petrofac OPO managing director Bill Dunnett said Iraq was a key geography for the company. "This award reflects our ability to provide quality maintenance and engineering services on technically and logistically challenging projects in the region," he said in a statement. Dunnett said Petrofac had opened its Iraqi headquarters in Rumaila earlier this year and was currently working on four major developments in the country. The commercial production start-up date for Badra was pushed back from this August due to Schlumberger withdrawing from the oilfield after facing geological challenges.