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ENSCO INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED
Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet
As of April 16, 2007

Statements contained in the Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet Report, including information regarding the Company's estimated rig availability, contract duration or future day rates, customers or contract status are forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements are made pursuant to safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements include references to estimated rig availability, future day rates, customers, contract duration or rig utilization. It is important to note that our actual results could differ materially from those projected in such forward-looking statements. The factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements include the following: (i) industry conditions and competition, including changes in rig supply and demand or new technology, (ii) cyclical nature of the industry, (iii) worldwide expenditures for oil and gas drilling, (iv) operational risks, including hazards created by severe storms and hurricanes, (v) risks associated with offshore rig operations or, rig relocations in general, and in foreign jurisdictions in particular, (vi) renegotiation, nullification, or breach of contracts with customers or other parties, (vii) changes in the dates our rigs undergoing shipyard construction work, repairs or enhancement will enter a shipyard, return to or enter service, (viii) risks inherent to domestic and foreign shipyard rig construction, rig repair or rig enhancement, (ix) unavailability of transport vessels to relocate rigs, (x) environmental or other liabilities, risks, or losses including hurricane related equipment damage, loss or wreckage or debris removal in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, that may arise in the future which are not covered by insurance or indemnity in whole or in part, (xi) the impact of current and future laws and government regulation affecting the oil and gas industry in general including taxation, our operations in particular, as well as repeal or modification of same, (xii) political and economic uncertainty, (xiii) limited availability of economic insurance coverage for certain perils such as hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico or removal of wreckage or debris, (xiv) self-imposed or regulatory limitations on jackup rig drilling locations in the Gulf of Mexico during hurricane season, (xv) our availability to attract and retain skilled or other personnel, (xvi) excess rig availability or supply resulting from delivery of new drilling units, (xvii) heavy concentration of our rig fleet in premium jackups, (xviii) terrorism or military action impacting our operations or financial performance, and (xix) other risks described from time to time as Risk Factors and otherwise in the Company's SEC filings. Copies of such SEC filings may be obtained at no charge by contacting our investor relations department at 214-397-3045 or by referring to the investor relations section of our website at http://www.enscous.com.
 
Information in the Reports is as of the date posted. The Company undertakes no duty to update the contents of the Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet Reports or any forward-looking statement contained therein to conform the statement to actual results or to reflect changes in the Company's expectations.
            Est. Avail/  
    Water          Contract  
Rig Name      Design      Depth    Customer/Status Day Rate    Location   Change                Comments                 
                               
Asia & Pacific Rim
Middle East/India
ENSCO 50  F&G L-780 Mod II-C  300  British Gas  Mid 170's  India  Jan. 09  Plus cost adjustments and unpriced option 
ENSCO 53  F&G L-780 Mod II-C  300  British Gas  Mid 170's  India  Jan. 08  Plus cost adjustments and unpriced option 
ENSCO 54  F&G L-780 Mod II-C  300  Ras Gas  Mid 50's  Qatar  May 08  Next expect to work to Sep. 09, mid 170's 
ENSCO 76  MLT Super 116-C  350  Saudi Aramco  Low 100's  Saudi Arabia  Sep. 08  Two 1-year options, mid 120's to high 130's 
ENSCO 84  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Maersk  High 160's  Qatar  Nov. 09  Plus cost adjustments 
ENSCO 88  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Ras Gas  Mid 60's  Qatar  Oct. 07  Three 5-well options, high 70's to low 100's 
ENSCO 94  Hitachi 250-C  250  Ras Gas  Mid 50's  Qatar  Feb. 09  Rate increases Aug. 07 to high 50's, and one 7-well option, low 60's 
ENSCO 95  Hitachi 250-C  250  Saudi Aramco  Mid 70's  Saudi Arabia  Nov. 08  Two 1-year options, mid 80's to mid 90's 
ENSCO 96  Hitachi 250-C  250  Saudi Aramco  Low 80's  Saudi Arabia  Dec. 08  One 1-year option, mid 90's 
ENSCO 97  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Saudi Aramco  Low 80's  Saudi Arabia  Oct. 07  Three 1-year options, low 90's to low 110's 

Southeast Asia/Australia
ENSCO 51  F&G L-780 Mod II-C  300  Shell  Low 100's  Brunei  Nov. 07  Rate adjusts to average market rate every six months (next adj. Jul. 07 to mid 130's), then to shipyard for 30 to 45 days; then expect to work Dec. 07 to Mar. 09, mid 180's plus cost adjustments  
ENSCO 52  F&G L-780 Mod II-C  300  Petronas Carigali  Low 110's  Malaysia  Nov. 10  Rate increases mid Nov. 07 to low 160's plus cost adjustments 
ENSCO 56  F&G L-780 Mod II-C  300  Shell  Mid 80's  New Zealand  Nov. 07  Plus cost adjustments, and option at average market rate, then expect to work for approximately one month, mid 140's, and unpriced options 
ENSCO 57  F&G L-780 Mod II-C  300  Petronas Carigali  Mid 160's  Malaysia  Dec. 09  Plus cost adjustments 
ENSCO 67  MLT 84-CE  400  ConocoPhillips  High 140's  Indonesia  Nov. 07  Unpriced options 
ENSCO 104  KFELS MOD V-B  400  CHOC  High 220's  Malaysia  Oct. 07  Plus cost adjustments. Next to BP in Indonesia commencing Nov. 2007, 6-months at mid 220's, 6-months at mid 230's, and priced 290-day option, mid 250's plus cost adjustments 
ENSCO 106  KFELS MOD V-B  400  Apache  Mid 260's  Australia  Mar. 08  Plus cost adjustments and unpriced option 
ENSCO 107  KFELS MOD V-B  400  KNOC  Mid 220's  Vietnam  Aug. 07  Plus cost adjustments. Next to Origin in New Zealand to May 08, mid 180's, and 3 one-well same-rate options, plus cost adjustments; then to OMV to Jan. 09, low 200's plus cost adjustments, and unpriced options 
ENSCO 108  KFELS MOD V-B  400  Final Outfitting     Singapore  Apr. 07  Next to BP in Indonesia to May 08, mid 170's, rate increases mid Nov. 07 to low 180's, and options May 08 to Nov. 08, mid 190's, then to Jun. 09, low 200's, and 1-year unpriced option 
ENSCO I  Barge Rig     Total  Low 50's  Indonesia  Apr. 07  Next expect to work in Indonesia for 1 well (approx. 45 days) in high 60's 
          Note:  Highlighted/underlined rig names signify changes in rig status information from the previous month.

ENSCO INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED
Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet
As of April 16, 2007

Statements contained in the Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet Report, including information regarding the Company's estimated rig availability, contract duration or future day rates, customers or contract status are forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements are made pursuant to safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements include references to estimated rig availability, future day rates, customers, contract duration or rig utilization. It is important to note that our actual results could differ materially from those projected in such forward-looking statements. The factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements include the following: (i) industry conditions and competition, including changes in rig supply and demand or new technology, (ii) cyclical nature of the industry, (iii) worldwide expenditures for oil and gas drilling, (iv) operational risks, including hazards created by severe storms and hurricanes, (v) risks associated with offshore rig operations or, rig relocations in general, and in foreign jurisdictions in particular, (vi) renegotiation, nullification, or breach of contracts with customers or other parties, (vii) changes in the dates our rigs undergoing shipyard construction work, repairs or enhancement will enter a shipyard, return to or enter service, (viii) risks inherent to domestic and foreign shipyard rig construction, rig repair or rig enhancement, (ix) unavailability of transport vessels to relocate rigs, (x) environmental or other liabilities, risks, or losses including hurricane related equipment damage, loss or wreckage or debris removal in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, that may arise in the future which are not covered by insurance or indemnity in whole or in part, (xi) the impact of current and future laws and government regulation affecting the oil and gas industry in general including taxation, our operations in particular, as well as repeal or modification of same, (xii) political and economic uncertainty, (xiii) limited availability of economic insurance coverage for certain perils such as hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico or removal of wreckage or debris, (xiv) self-imposed or regulatory limitations on jackup rig drilling locations in the Gulf of Mexico during hurricane season, (xv) our availability to attract and retain skilled or other personnel, (xvi) excess rig availability or supply resulting from delivery of new drilling units, (xvii) heavy concentration of our rig fleet in premium jackups, (xviii) terrorism or military action impacting our operations or financial performance, and (xix) other risks described from time to time as Risk Factors and otherwise in the Company's SEC filings. Copies of such SEC filings may be obtained at no charge by contacting our investor relations department at 214-397-3045 or by referring to the investor relations section of our website at http://www.enscous.com.
 
Information in the Reports is as of the date posted. The Company undertakes no duty to update the contents of the Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet Reports or any forward-looking statement contained therein to conform the statement to actual results or to reflect changes in the Company's expectations.
            Est. Avail/  
    Water          Contract  
Rig Name      Design      Depth    Customer/Status Day Rate    Location   Change                Comments                 
                               
Europe & Africa
North Sea
ENSCO 70  Hitachi K1032N  250  ATP  Mid 190's  UK  Aug. 07  Plus cost adjustments. Next to DONG in Denmark, two wells, market or mutually agreed rate, and well to well unpriced options 
ENSCO 71  Hitachi K1032N  225  Maersk  Mid 90's  Denmark  Aug. 07  One 1-year option, low 100's 
ENSCO 72  Hitachi K1025N  225  Total  Low 200's  Netherlands  Dec. 07  Plus cost adjustments, and unpriced option 
ENSCO 80  MLT 116-CE  225  ConocoPhillips  Mid 190's  UK  Dec. 07  Plus cost adjustments, and 4 one-well options at same rate through 07 
ENSCO 85  MLT 116-C  225  Newfield  Mid 190's  UK  Jun. 07  Plus cost adjustments. Next expect to work to Sep. 07, mid 190's plus cost adjustments 
ENSCO 92  MLT 116-C  225  BP  High 160's  UK  May 08  Plus cost adjustments 
ENSCO 101  KFELS MOD V-A  400  Tullow  Low 270's  UK  Aug. 07  Plus cost adjustments. Next expect to work to early Oct. 07, mid 250's, then rate increases to low 270's to Jan. 08, all plus cost adjustments  
ENSCO 102  KFELS MOD V-A  400  ConocoPhillips  High 270's   Denmark  Sep. 07  Plus cost adjustments, and unpriced options (sublet to DONG in Denmark to June 07), then to UK, low 270's plus cost adjustments 
Africa                      
ENSCO 100  MLT 150-88-C  350  ExxonMobil  Mid 140's  Nigeria  Jun. 07  Plus cost adjustments. Next expect to work in North Sea for 1-year, mid 250's to mid 260's plus cost adjustments, and unpriced options 
ENSCO 105  KFELS MOD V-B  400  Enroute        May 07  Mobilizing to British Gas in Tunisia to Oct. 08, low 200's plus cost adjustments, and unpriced options 
North & South America
Gulf of Mexico
Jackups
ENSCO 60  Levingston 111-C  300  Shipyard     Gulf of Mexico  May 07    
ENSCO 68  MLT 84-CE  400  Hunt Petroleum  Low 150's  Gulf of Mexico  Apr. 07  Next to Coldren to Jun. 07, low 140's 
ENSCO 74  MLT Super 116-C  400  Nexen  Mid 140's  Gulf of Mexico  Nov. 07  Rate increases May 07 to mid 180's 
ENSCO 75  MLT Super 116-C  400  Hydro GOM  Mid 180's  Gulf of Mexico  Apr. 07  Next to Eni to May 07, mid 180's 
ENSCO 81  MLT 116-C  350  Murphy  Low 90's  Gulf of Mexico  Apr. 07  Next expect to work to May 07, low 100's 
ENSCO 82  MLT 116-C  300  Waiting on weather     Gulf of Mexico  Apr. 07  Next to ERT to May 07, Mid 90's, then expect to work to Jul. 07, low 100's 
ENSCO 83  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Shipyard     Gulf of Mexico  May 07    
ENSCO 86  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Samson  Low 110's  Gulf of Mexico  Apr. 07  Next to Santos to Oct. 07, low 150's, and unpriced option 
ENSCO 87  MLT 116-C  350  Apache  Low 90's  Gulf of Mexico  Jun. 07    
ENSCO 89  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Bois d'Arc  Low 80's  Gulf of Mexico  Apr. 07    
ENSCO 90  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Apache  Low 80's  Gulf of Mexico  Jul. 07    
ENSCO 93  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Bois d'Arc  Low 80's  Gulf of Mexico  Jun. 07    
ENSCO 98  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Stone Energy  Mid 110's  Gulf of Mexico  Jul. 07    
ENSCO 99  MLT 82 SD-C  250  Samson  Low 90's  Gulf of Mexico  Apr. 07  Next to Taylor to Jun. 07, mid 90's 
          Note:  Highlighted/underlined rig names signify changes in rig status information from the previous month.

ENSCO INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED
Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet
As of April 16, 2007

Statements contained in the Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet Report, including information regarding the Company's estimated rig availability, contract duration or future day rates, customers or contract status are forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements are made pursuant to safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements include references to estimated rig availability, future day rates, customers, contract duration or rig utilization. It is important to note that our actual results could differ materially from those projected in such forward-looking statements. The factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in the forward-looking statements include the following: (i) industry conditions and competition, including changes in rig supply and demand or new technology, (ii) cyclical nature of the industry, (iii) worldwide expenditures for oil and gas drilling, (iv) operational risks, including hazards created by severe storms and hurricanes, (v) risks associated with offshore rig operations or, rig relocations in general, and in foreign jurisdictions in particular, (vi) renegotiation, nullification, or breach of contracts with customers or other parties, (vii) changes in the dates our rigs undergoing shipyard construction work, repairs or enhancement will enter a shipyard, return to or enter service, (viii) risks inherent to domestic and foreign shipyard rig construction, rig repair or rig enhancement, (ix) unavailability of transport vessels to relocate rigs, (x) environmental or other liabilities, risks, or losses including hurricane related equipment damage, loss or wreckage or debris removal in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, that may arise in the future which are not covered by insurance or indemnity in whole or in part, (xi) the impact of current and future laws and government regulation affecting the oil and gas industry in general including taxation, our operations in particular, as well as repeal or modification of same, (xii) political and economic uncertainty, (xiii) limited availability of economic insurance coverage for certain perils such as hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico or removal of wreckage or debris, (xiv) self-imposed or regulatory limitations on jackup rig drilling locations in the Gulf of Mexico during hurricane season, (xv) our availability to attract and retain skilled or other personnel, (xvi) excess rig availability or supply resulting from delivery of new drilling units, (xvii) heavy concentration of our rig fleet in premium jackups, (xviii) terrorism or military action impacting our operations or financial performance, and (xix) other risks described from time to time as Risk Factors and otherwise in the Company's SEC filings. Copies of such SEC filings may be obtained at no charge by contacting our investor relations department at 214-397-3045 or by referring to the investor relations section of our website at http://www.enscous.com.
 
Information in the Reports is as of the date posted. The Company undertakes no duty to update the contents of the Contract Status of Offshore Rig Fleet Reports or any forward-looking statement contained therein to conform the statement to actual results or to reflect changes in the Company's expectations.
            Est. Avail/  
    Water          Contract  
Rig Name      Design      Depth    Customer/Status Day Rate    Location   Change                Comments                 
                               
Semisubmersibles                      
ENSCO 7500  Dynamically Positioned  8000  Chevron  Mid 190's  Gulf of Mexico  Feb. 10  Rate increases Feb. 08 to low 350's and Feb. 09 to low 380's plus cost adjustments, and 1-year unpriced option 
ENSCO 8500  Dynamically Positioned  8500  Under construction     Singapore  2Q 08  Contracted in Gulf of Mexico to Anadarko and Dominion to 3Q 12, low 250's plus cost adjustments & lump sum payment of $20 million, and four 1-year same-rate options 
ENSCO 8501  Dynamically Positioned  8500  Under construction     Singapore  1Q 09  Contracted in Gulf of Mexico to Nexen and Noble Energy to 4Q 12, low 330's plus cost adjustments, and unpriced options 
ENSCO 8502  Dynamically Positioned  8500  Under construction     Singapore  4Q 09    

South America		                      
ENSCO 69  MLT 84-S  400  ConocoPhillips  Mid 70's  Venezuela  Dec. 07  Four 1-well options, low 70's plus cost adjustments  


          Note:  Highlighted/underlined rig names signify changes in rig status information from the previous month.


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