Many offshore job vacancies are to come, with Petrobras' tender for contracting maintenance services for four FPSO platforms
Lots of job openings in sight for next year. Petrobras promoted a major tender to contract maintenance services for four FPSO platforms. Speaking of jobs in sight, the Macaé Port Terminal receives a prior license and will generate around 18 new jobs
In the tender for offshore platforms, they include units in the Búzios field, in the transfer of rights, pre-salt in the Santos Basin.
The bidding is divided into two lots, lot A provides services for the FPSOs P-74, P-75, P-76 and P-77, all belonging to the state-owned oil company, with a production capacity of 150 thousand barrels/day, in Búzios.
Lot B involves services for the units under the management of the Espírito Santo exploration and production operations unit (UO-ES), involving large systems, such as the Roncador platforms.
The contracts will run for 48 months and are expected to start in May of next year, which will include the supply of parts and pieces for maintenance of the platforms. Competition will be through Petronect
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Petrobras is focused on the pre-salt of Santos and Sergipe
This Monday, November 11, Petrobras began drilling the first well in Uirapuru, a block in the pre-salt layer of the Santos Basin, drilling was scheduled for 2020, but the state-owned partner operators decided to advance the schedule.
The exploratory well in Uirapuru, is close to Carcará and was contracted in the 4th sharing round, in 2018. The campaign is carried out with Seadrill's West Tellus rig.
Petrobras is the operator of Uirapuru, with 30% of the contract; its partners Equinor (28%), ExxonMobil (28%) and Petrogal (14%), a joint venture between Portugal's Galp and China's Sinopec.
