Equinor has awarded Wood a three-year contract to manage lifecycle data across nearly 100 of its Norwegian assets, consolidating a critical piece of the company's digital backbone under a single provider.
The agreement places data quality and continuity at the center of asset performance at a time when operators face pressure to improve efficiency, safety, and regulatory compliance while extending the life of existing infrastructure. The breadth of the scope—almost 100 assets—suggests Equinor is treating asset data as a strategic resource rather than an operational byproduct.
The award also reflects a wider trend across the energy sector, where operators are standardizing and integrating asset information systems as part of long-term strategies for maintenance planning, digital readiness, and data-driven optimization. Financial terms of the contract were not disclosed in the announcement.