The Salsa development consists of subsea production wells equipped with subsea trees and connected via flowlines and umbilicals to a host platform. Subsea manifolds gather production and route it through a single flowline system. Processing, including separation, oil stabilization, and gas compression, is performed at the host facility. Oil and gas are exported via the host's pipeline systems into regional Gulf of Mexico infrastructure. Produced water is treated prior to discharge at the host. Subsea control systems use electro-hydraulic umbilicals for remote operation. The development may include injection wells for pressure support. The subsea architecture is designed for reliability and minimal intervention.