Obras da UPGN do Comperj correm risco de não serem finalizadas pelo consórcio Kerui-Método

UPGN Works at Comperj Risk Not to Be Completed by Kerui-Método Consortium

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 12/05/2020 at 10:20

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In Letter Sent to Its Suppliers by the Consortium, There Are Requests for Renegotiation, Rescheduling of Payments, and Apologies

In a letter sent to its suppliers for the UPGN works at Comperj by the Kerui Método consortium, there are requests for renegotiation, rescheduling of payments, and apologies for the issues caused by the consortium’s poor performance. The company explained that the coronavirus pandemic was disrupting its cash flow and affecting payments.

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The request to send the letter was made by the project manager at Petrobras, who was dealing with repeated delays, hampering the project’s progress at Comperj (within the state company, there is already disbelief that the consortium can complete the work).

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