The Major Winners for Maintenance and Repair Services of Petrobras Platforms Will Be Selected on October 2nd

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 29/09/2020 at 13:07

As grandes vencedoras para prestação de serviços de manutenção e reparo de plataformas da Petrobras, serão escolhidas, no dia 2 de outubro

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At the request of the participants themselves, the bidding for Wet Christmas Trees, which has not been held by Petrobras for six years, has been postponed

The start date for proposals for Petrobras’s bidding for Maintenance and Repair Services of Offshore Platforms with the supply of parts (UN-BC) is set for September 2. Petrobras obtains environmental license for the installation of the Early Production System of Mero, in the Santos Basin

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The opening of the proposals will start at 3 PM, where four lots with the following values will be presented by Petrobras

LOT 1 – R$734,833,180.14
LOT 2 – R$189,492,230.76
LOT 3 – R$575,816,543.24
LOT 4 – R$468,459,985.92

The bidding for Wet Christmas Trees, which has not been held by Petrobras for six years, has been postponed to November 30 at the request of the participants themselves.

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The Offer Will Be Divided into Two Blocks

In the first lot, Petrobras will purchase up to 32 sets of Christmas trees and ten distribution units. In the second lot, the state-owned company will acquire 21 sets of Christmas trees and seven Distribution Units.

The lucky winners of the bidding will have to perform installation and provide assistance and maintenance services, supplying the necessary installation tools, control cabins, connectors, and control systems. A single company cannot win both lots.

Aker Signs Multi-million Contract with Equinor and Will Manufacture Wet Christmas Trees in Brazil for the Development of the Oil Field in the North Sea

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In Brazil, the equipment will be manufactured at Aker’s facility in São José dos Pinhais (PR) – one of the two global subsea innovation hubs of the company, alongside its factory in Malaysia, serving both domestic and international projects.

The Major Winners for Maintenance and Repair Services of Petrobras Platforms Will Be Selected on October 2nd

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