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Petrobras’ Projects in the Oil and Natural Gas Sector in the National Territory Will Continue to Rely on the Support Services of DOF Subsea’s Vessels, Which Signed New Contracts with the State-Owned Company.
The maritime navigation and logistics company DOF Subsea has signed new charter contracts for its vessels to provide support services in the oil and natural gas sector. The contracts were closed with the state-owned company Petrobras, which will use the ships of the navigation company over the next few months for various services in its fuel exploration and search projects in the country.
Petrobras Signs New Charter Contracts for DOF Subsea’s Vessels to Ensure Support Services in Its Exploration Projects in the Oil and Natural Gas Sector
The week started highly productively for the navigation company DOF Subsea, as it has just signed three new contracts for vessel charters to provide support services to the oil and gas sector. Petrobras continued its partnership with the international company and closed a deal for the chartering of the vessels Skandi Chieftain, Skandi Olympia, and Skandi Commander, including remotely operated vehicles, aiming to enhance the quality of services in its projects.
Among the three vessels contracted by the Brazilian state-owned company, the Skandi Chieftain and Skandi Olympia from DOF Subsea will only have their contracts extended until the end of the year 2022, thus ensuring the continuity of support services provided to Petrobras’ projects.
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After that, new contracts will be established for the next three years with the two vessels, which will continue to serve the state-owned company in the fuel exploration sector in the national territory.
The third vessel, the Skandi Commander, will be used in a project for the inspection of flexible pipes, risers, and subsea equipment in the Campos, Santos, and Espírito Santo Basins. Upon completion of this contract, the companies will establish a new partnership for the utilization of the ship’s support services for the next three years, continuing Petrobras’ business with DOF Subsea, which has been delivering good results and services to the Brazilian state-owned company.
DOF Subsea States That the Value of New Support Service Contracts for Petrobras’ Projects Totals US$ 253 Million
DOF Subsea commented on the new contracts with Petrobras and stated that the continuity of business and the new partnerships ahead will be essential for ensuring strong growth in the support services sector for oil and natural gas projects worldwide. This is because the navigation company has been delivering good results to the national oil company and, as a result, has become increasingly relevant in the global vessel charter market.
Additionally, the company also revealed that the total value of the new support service contracts for Petrobras’ projects amounts to US$ 253 million. “I am very excited about these new inspection, maintenance, and repair contracts with Petrobras. Together with the already announced extension of the PIDF project, these awards sustain our position as a market leader in inspection, maintenance, and repair in Brazil,” commented DOF Subsea CEO Mons Aase.
Learn More About the Navigation Company DOF Subsea
The navigation company DOF Subsea is an organization focused on the maritime segment and has a fleet of state-of-the-art vessels, specifically built for the oil and gas segment, thus providing services for the oil and gas industry throughout the offshore lifecycle and ensuring greater efficiency for sector enterprises with support services.
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