Apr. 2009 - The Transocean Discoverer Spirit spudded a development well at the Red Hawk field located at Garden Banks Block 877. According to RigLogix, the drillship started drilling at the end of March 2009. The DOCD submitted by Anadarko for development activites consists of installing lease term pipelines and umbilicals, and the hook-up of well #003. Andarko is the operator and holds a 50% interest in the field, with Devon holding the remaining 50% interest.

Mar. 2009 - Kerr-McGee filed a Supplemental DOCD with the MMS for development operations at Red Hawk field. Red Hawk is located on Garden Banks Block 877 in more than 5,300 feet of water. The plan includes installing four lease term pipelines and umbilical, and hook-up of well #003. Kerr-McGee has requested that the MMS expedite this plan due to rig availability. The Discoverer Spirit is scheduled to commence operations in late February 2009.

May. 2008 - Recompletion operations on the GB877 #1ST2 well that began in the 1st qtr are expected to be completed in the 2nd qtr 2008.

Apr. 2008 - During 4th quarter 2007 installation of additional gas compression capicity at the Red Hawk spar was completed.Recompletion of GB877 #1ST2 well is planned for the 1st quarter of 2008.

Apr. 2006 - Kerr-McGee Corp. (KMG) says it has begun to restart the Red Hawk platform in the Gulf of Mexico, which has been idled since Hurricane Katrina last August. The company said it initiated reduced natural gas production in the past couple days and should be fully operational in coming weeks.

Jul. 2004 - Kerr-McGee Oil & Gas Corp., a wholly owned affiliate of Kerr-McGee Corp. , today announced that the Red Hawk field in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico achieved first production on schedule using the world's first cell spar facility. Red Hawk, Kerr-McGee's deepest development to date located in 5,300 feet of water on Garden Banks 877, started production from the first of its two subsea wells just 24 months after sanctioning. Kerr-McGee operates Red Hawk with a 50% interest. Devon Energy Corp. owns the remaining 50% interest.

Jan. 2003 - The Minerals Management Service has granted broad approval for use of the world's first cell spar in a deepwater oil and gas project. The approval came as part of a Conceptual Deepwater Operations Plans (DWOP) review of Kerr-McGee's "Red Hawk" project. The project will be located in 5,300 feet of water. Kerr-McGee Oil & Gas Corp. operates Red Hawk with 50 percent interest, and Ocean Energy holds the remaining 50 percent.

Dec. 2002 - Kerr-McGee is rigging up to spud an additional exploratory well on Garden Banks 877. This planned 18,300-foot well will test the potential up-dip extension of the reservoirs encountered at the Red Hawk field. The Red Hawk field, with current estimated proven reserves greater than 250 Bcfe, is being developed with the world's first cell spar. Production from Red Hawk is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2004. Kerr-McGee operates the Red Hawk area with 50% working interest, and Ocean holds the remaining 50%.

Oct. 2002 - El Paso Energy Partners, L.P. will build and operate a new 16-inch pipeline to gather natural gas production from the Red Hawk field located in the Garden Banks area of the central Deepwater Trend of the Gulf of Mexico. EPN has finalized the related agreements with Kerr-McGee Oil and Gas Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Kerr-McGee Corp. and Ocean Energy, Inc., which each hold a 50-percent working interest in the Red Hawk field. The 86-mile pipeline, capable of transporting up to 330 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) of natural gas, will originate in 5,300 feet of water at the Red Hawk field and connect to the ANR Pipeline system at Vermilion block 397. EPN plans to place the new pipeline in service during the second quarter of 2004.

Aug. 2002 - Kerr-McGee Corp. along with its partner Ocean Energy, Inc. has selected Technip Offshore, Inc., to construct the world's first cell spar for the development of its Red Hawk deepwater field in Garden Banks block 877 in the Gulf of Mexico. First production from this natural gas field with estimated proven reserves of more than 250 billion cubic feet is expected in the second quarter of 2004. Located in 5,300 feet of water, Red Hawk will be Kerr-McGee's deepest development to date.

Jul. 2002 - Kerr-McGee Corp. announced that its Board of Directors has approved the development of the Red Hawk area in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico, in Garden Banks block 877. The Red Hawk natural gas field, with estimated proven reserves of more than 250 billion cubic feet of gas, will be developed using a new state-of-the-art mini-floating production facility. Located in more than 5,300 feet of water, Red Hawk will be Kerr-McGee's deepest development to date.

Oct. 2001 - Kerr-McGee Corp. announced another discovery in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico, at its Red Hawk prospect, Garden Banks block 877. Located in more than 5,300 feet of water, the 23,500-foot discovery well encountered more than 135 feet of gas and gas condensate pay in two zones. A successful updip appraisal sidetrack to the discovery encountered about 175 feet of gas and gas condensate pay.