Emprego a vista, Petrobras licita manutenção de quatro FPSO's com previsão de início em maio de 2020.

Jobs Ahead: Petrobras Bids for FPSO Maintenance Set to Start in May 2020.

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 14/11/2019 at 15:50

Updated on 14/11/2019 at 15:58

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Many Offshore Job Openings Are Coming With Petrobras’ Tender for the Contracting of Maintenance Services for Four FPSO Platforms

Many job openings are on the horizon for next year. Petrobras has launched a major tender for the contracting of maintenance services for four FPSO platforms. Speaking of job openings, the Port Terminal of Macaé has received preliminary approval and will generate about 18,000 new job openings

The tender for the offshore platforms includes the units from the Búzios field, in the production sharing regime, pre-salt of the Santos Basin.

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Petrobras Is Focused on the Santos Pre-Salt and in Sergipe

On Monday, November 11, Petrobras began the drilling of the first well in Uirapuru, a block in the pre-salt of the Santos Basin; the drilling was scheduled for 2020, but the state-owned partner operators decided to advance the schedule.

The exploratory well in Uirapuru is located near Carcará and was contracted in the 4th sharing round of 2018. The campaign is being carried out with the West Tellus drillship from Seadrill.

Petrobras is the operator of Uirapuru, holding 30% of the contract; its partners are Equinor (28%), ExxonMobil (28%), and Petrogal (14%), a joint venture between the Portuguese Galp and the Chinese Sinopec.

Jobs Ahead: Petrobras Bids for FPSO Maintenance Set to Start in May 2020.

Many Offshore Job Openings Are Coming With Petrobras’ Tender for the Contracting of Maintenance Services for Four FPSO Platforms

Petrobras Is Focused on the Santos Pre-Salt and in Sergipe

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