Baker Hughes Signs New Contract With Petrobras to Supply Subsea Equipment for Marlim and Voador in the Campos Basin

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Published on 04/05/2021 at 16:40

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Baker Hughes Just Secured a New Contract with Petrobras to Supply Various Subsea Equipment for the Campos Basin

The oilfield services company Baker Hughes has signed a new contract with Petrobras. The company will supply subsea equipment for Marlim and Voador, in the Campos Basin, as part of the area’s revitalization plan.

Understand What Subsea Equipment Baker Hughes Will Deliver to Petrobras

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According to the contract, Baker Hughes will supply up to five subsea production and injection manifold systems for Petrobras’s Campos Basin, as well as 32 subsea control modules known as Modpods.

The multinational’s contract includes a global team of specialists for the provision of subsea control modules, subsea connection systems, production and injection subsea manifold systems, and field installation support.

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Baker Hughes Comments on the New Contract with Petrobras in the Oil & Gas Industry

According to Adyr Tourinho, Vice President of Oilfield Equipment for Latin America at Baker Hughes, the new contract with Petrobras for the supply of equipment in the Campos Basin is the result of the company’s long-standing commitment to Petrobras and is based on its history of supplying subsea production systems for projects in Brazil.

Baker Hughes’ technology is designed to be lightweight and compact to withstand the most demanding conditions found in Brazilian water environments, such as those in the Campos Basin. The company’s Executive Vice President of Oilfield Equipment, Neil Saunders, also commented on the contract with Petrobras regarding the Campos Basin.

He states that the company is capable of providing world-class subsea solutions, having the experience and skills to bring flexibility, versatility, and scalability to complex projects. The company is proud of its partnership in the revitalization of Marlim and Voador and will offer Brazil its most recent technologies.

About Baker Hughes

As an oilfield services company, Baker Hughes provides a variety of products and services to discover, drill, evaluate, produce, and extract oil, natural gas, and unconventional and geothermal reservoirs.

The company operates in over 80 countries and has more than 60,000 professionals dedicated to improving services and technology in the exploration and production market.

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