Petrobras' Largest Onshore Logistics Operator Signs Contract to Operate at Açu Port in São João da Barra (RJ) for 10 Years

Petrobras’ Largest Onshore Logistics Operator Signs Contract to Operate at Açu Port in São João da Barra (RJ) for 10 Years

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 09/03/2021 at 15:18

Funcionários da Vix Logística no Porto do Açu / Fonte: Vix Logística

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Vix The Largest Onshore Logistics Operator Of Petrobras Will Operate At The Acu Port (RJ); Companies Signed A 10-Year Contract

Through an initial 10-year contract, Petrobras’ largest onshore logistics operator and one of Brazil’s largest logistics companies, Vix will occupy an area of 10,000 square meters at the Acu Port (RJ) site, with an option for expansion, to provide and operate cargo logistics equipment, road freight transport, truck rental, and heavy equipment such as forklifts, cranes, lift platforms, Munck trucks, among others.

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According To VIX Logistics Director, Luciano Werner, with the partnership, clients of the Acu Port will have access to cargo handling services at competitive costs and with excellence in execution.

“Today VIX is recognized as the largest onshore logistics operator of Petrobras, providing services for over 30 years, and we are excited about the possibility of bringing our expertise to the clients of the Port as well,” said the executive.

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Advantages Of The New 10-Year Contract Between Petrobras’ Onshore Logistics Operator, Vix And The Acu Port

Ricardo De Luca, Director Of Oil And Gas At The Acu Port, Highlights The Advantages Of The New Contract: “For Acu, The Partnership With VIX Increases The Installed Capacity For Handling Heavy Cargo At The Port Undertaking And Expands The Portfolio Of Services Offered, Reinforcing The One-Stop-Shop Model Of Our Business.”

Today, The Acu Port Is One Of The Largest Infrastructure Complexes In The Country And One Of The Main Oil Export Ports In Brazil. The Company Requests That Clients Of The Acu Port Interested In VIX’s Services Contact Through The Emails comercial@vix.com.br And novosnegocios@vix.com.br.

Petrobras’ Largest Onshore Logistics Operator Signs Contract to Operate at Açu Port in São João da Barra (RJ) for 10 Years

Vix The Largest Onshore Logistics Operator Of Petrobras Will Operate At The Acu Port (RJ); Companies Signed A 10-Year Contract

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Advantages Of The New 10-Year Contract Between Petrobras’ Onshore Logistics Operator, Vix And The Acu Port

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Petrobras’ Largest Onshore Logistics Operator Signs Contract to Operate at Açu Port in São João da Barra (RJ) for 10 Years

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