Aker Solutions, de Rio das Ostras, garante com a Petrobras contrato de 3 anos para serviços de subsea e 90% de conteúdo local

Aker Solutions, From Rio das Ostras, Secures 3-Year Contract With Petrobras for Subsea Services and 90% Local Content

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 09/06/2021 at 07:44

Updated on 09/06/2021 at 08:15

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Norwegian Firm Provides Subsea Services In Oil And Gas Offshore Fields Operated By Petrobras In Brazil. The Contract Has A Fixed Term Of Three Years And Includes An Option To Extend The Contract For Another Two Years.

In an official statement to the press today (09/06/2021), the scope of the contract covers the full range of life cycle subsea services for various fields operated by Petrobras along the Brazilian coast. This will include inspection, maintenance, repairs, upgrades, and supplying spare parts, as well as installation and commissioning services. The framework contract is valid from June 2021 and will be managed from Aker Solutions’ service base in Rio das Ostras, Rio de Janeiro.

The agreement has a strong focus on safe operations and continuous improvements. Aker Solutions will continue its commitment to promote local partnerships, with a local content rate of at least 90 percent. The company focuses on industrializing service delivery to increase efficiency, optimize execution, and facilitate the reduction of operational costs.

“Brazil is a key global offshore market, and we look forward to continuing our strong partnership with Petrobras,” said Maria Peralta, executive vice president and head of subsea business at Aker Solutions. “Aker Solutions has been present in Brazil for over four decades, and we are committed to continuing to deliver our services to help Petrobras maximize the potential of its fields in the safest, most efficient, and sustainable way possible.”

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Aker Solutions, From Rio das Ostras, Secures 3-Year Contract With Petrobras for Subsea Services and 90% Local Content

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