ELFE Wins Petrobras Contract to Support Platforms in Espírito Santo

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 29/03/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 28/03/2019 at 19:39

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Company Will Provide Construction And Assembly Services On Platforms Of The Espírito Santo Operational Unit (UO-ES)

Elfe has been declared the winner of a bidding process by Petrobras to provide construction and assembly services on platforms managed by the Espírito Santo Operational Unit (UO-ES).
The bid, as published here on Click Petróleo e Gás, had the lowest price proposal from Tecvix Planejamento e Serviços Eireli, but the company was disqualified for failing to meet economic, technical, and SMS criteria.

Elfe was in fourth place in the bidding, also behind Master Logic Instalações e Montagens and Seiton Industrial Eireli, which, like Tecvix, were also disqualified by Petrobras.
This new contract, which has not yet been signed, will continue the work that Elfe has been performing on the Espírito Santo platforms under a contract won in 2016.

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The Company

On April 13, 1994, Elfe was founded in Macaé as a small company for the conservation and maintenance of industrial plants. Today, present in 23 states and the Federal District with 3 operational bases, Elfe has gained national projection.

Recognized for its operational excellence, it operates in the industrial maintenance and facilities area, with a strong presence in the infrastructure, telecom, energy, oil and gas, mining, food, and steel markets.

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Petrobras opened, last Tuesday (3/26), the period for receiving commercial proposals for the provision of Construction and Assembly services at the UO-SEAL onshore production facilities in the state of Alagoas. The contract is expected to start in June 2021 and will last for 600 days.

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