Aker Solutions ganha o maior contrato de serviços com a Petrobras no Brasil

Aker Solutions Wins Largest Service Contract With Petrobras in Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 18/09/2018 at 09:48

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Petrobras Awarded Aker Solutions A Contract To Provide Maintenance And Modification Services For Nine Platforms In Oil And Gas Fields In The Campos Basin, Off The Coast Of Brazil.

The Campos Basin Covers Approximately 100,000 Square Kilometers. The Three-Year Contract Is Valued At More Than 250 Million Reais And Includes An Option For A Two-Year Extension.

Aker Solutions Will Be Refurbishing, Repairing, And Upgrading Offshore Production Units For Petrobras’ Operational Unit Of The Campos Basin (UO-BC). The Contract Will Also Enable Aker Solutions To Demonstrate Its Value As A Full-Service Provider And Manage The Shipyard Where Spare Parts And Other Equipment Will Be Manufactured.

“We Are Pleased To Expand Our Business In Brazil, A Key International Market,” Said Luis Araujo, Chief Executive Officer Of Aker Solutions. “This Is The Second Major Contract We Are Signing After Entering The Maintenance And Modification Market In Brazil, Reinforcing The Importance Of Having A Comprehensive Portfolio And Being Able To Provide An Integrated Solution From Concept To Decommissioning.”

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Aker Solutions Wins Largest Service Contract With Petrobras in Brazil

Petrobras Awarded Aker Solutions A Contract To Provide Maintenance And Modification Services For Nine Platforms In Oil And Gas Fields In The Campos Basin, Off The Coast Of Brazil.

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