Comperj com mais obras: Petrobras abre mais 3 licitações na UPGN

Comperj with More Construction: Petrobras Opens 3 More Bids at UPGN

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/02/2018 at 19:58

Updated on 15/02/2018 at 21:25

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Moreover, A Siemens Group Company Presented The Best Budget And Will Develop Engineering Projects At Comperj For The Chinese Shandong Kerui

The Comperj and its endless controversy of works that never start, a bureaucracy worthy of a fiction book. Despite this delay in resuming works, all procedures are being taken to ensure that the project starts correctly. We already knew that the Chinese Shandong Kerui had won the bid to finish the UPGN, but these were only internal statements. In January 2018, Petrobras officially announced that it won the contract, with only the approval and signing of the contract pending.

Following the announcement, the Chinese company opened a competition for companies that would like to develop the detailed engineering project of the UPGN. The company that ended up winning the competition wasChemtech, a company from the same group as Siemens, which also took on the 2nd phase of the thermoelectric works at Porto do Açu in São João da Barra – RJ.

New Petrobras Bids Will Generate More Jobs

According to the main business channels in Brazil, Petrobras has just opened 3 more bids for distinct works within the UPGN, the companies that are in the competition are still a mystery. The purpose of this new bidding round will be for infrastructure operations, they are for:

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Construction of the remaining utilities (UTR-3)
Construction of the Pipe-hack
345 kV Transmission Line and a Substation.

The deadline for the Comperj and the UPGN to begin operations primarily following Petrobras’ restructuring business plan was 2020, but the state-owned company announced that the project will be postponed to 2023, due to delays in starting the works. Hiring will start at the end of the first semester of 2018. With these new bids, the number of companies operating in the project increases, and consequently, the number of job vacancies as well. For now, Shandong Kerui, Método Potencial, and Chemtech comprise the companies active in the project, with the announcement of the winners of these new bids in the coming months, this number will increase to six.

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Comperj with More Construction: Petrobras Opens 3 More Bids at UPGN

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