Rio de Janeiro Docks Seek Interested Parties to Implement Marine Diesel Supply Terminal in Guanabara Bay

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 11/02/2021 at 13:09

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If the interested party wishes to visit the island, they must provide their own means of transportation, and Docas do Rio will indicate a representative to accompany the visit

Docas do Rio is looking for interested parties to present projects for the implementation of a marine diesel storage and supply terminal on Braço Forte Island in Guanabara Bay. Looking for a job? Offshore vacancies for Rio das Ostras open by the drilling and oil and gas production service provider Constellation

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The Public Call Notice No. 01/2021, aimed at identifying interested parties, was published yesterday (10) in the Official Gazette and on the company’s website.

According to the announcement, the studies to be presented by individuals or legal entities must have no costs, charges, or conditions imposed on the company and public administration, and will be used as a basis for the future bidding process, providing greater agility to it.

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Docas do Rio Registers Historic Revenue in 2020 and Projects 18% Increase in Revenue This Year

The Port Authority of Rio de Janeiro, responsible for the administration of the Ports of Rio de Janeiro, Itaguaí, Niterói, and Angra dos Reis, released the annual report for 2020 and the Business Plan for the 2021-2023 triennium. Last year, the company’s ports achieved a volume of 54.765 million tons of cargo handled, a growth of 8.6% compared to 2019.

Revenue reached the historic mark of R$ 639.1 million, an increase of 30% compared to 2019. For 2021, the total estimated revenue is R$ 742 million, a projection 18% higher than in 2020.

According to Jean Paulo Castro e Silva, Director of Market Relations and Planning at Docas do Rio, the performance in 2020 represents the largest annual variation for the period from 2015-2020, both in terms of cargo handling and revenue: “The result demonstrates not only the resilience of the terminals operating in the ports but also the ability to adapt and agility in the company’s management in response to the unprecedented challenges that arose in 2020, combined with the rise in iron ore and dollar prices.”

With the aim of a planned and organized growth of the company, Docas do Rio approved the Business Plan 2021-2023 with planned investments for the period amounting to R$ 2.1 billion, a sum that will be applied to actions related to port administration, ongoing leases, and new leases.

Rio de Janeiro Docks Seek Interested Parties to Implement Marine Diesel Supply Terminal in Guanabara Bay

If the interested party wishes to visit the island, they must provide their own means of transportation, and Docas do Rio will indicate a representative to accompany the visit

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