Engeman Signs New Contract With Petrobras Worth Over R$ 100 Million for Offshore Industrial Services on Platforms in Espírito Santo

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 15/12/2023 at 22:18

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The Signing of the New Contract with Petrobras Consolidates Engeman as One of the Leading Companies in the Offshore Industrial Services Scenario.

Engeman, the Brazilian leader in offshore industrial services, celebrates another significant achievement by closing a substantial contract with Petrobras. Following the success of the agreement for services on the FPSO P-71 in the Santos Basin, the company from Pernambuco moves forward by signing a new contract to serve six platforms of Petrobras in Espírito Santo (P-25, P-31, P-57, P-58, MOP, and PRA-1). This contract, valued at over 100 million reais, not only highlights Engeman’s prominence but also reinforces its position as one of the leaders in the offshore industrial services sector in Brazil.

Engeman Reinforces Position as a Leader in Offshore Services in Brazil

The extensive scope of the contract will include crucial Offshore Seamanship and Radiotelephony services.

Among the activities, essential operations for the offshore environment stand out, such as Vessel Operations (BCO), Vessel Stability Control (BCO), Salvage Advisory (Cabotage Master — MCB), Deck Seamanship (Deckhand — MNC), Radiotelephony and Telephony (RPM), Operation and Maintenance of Machines (Marine Engineer — OM), Support for Operation and Maintenance of Machines (“Pumper” / Machine Operator — CDM), Machine Seamanship (MNM), Marine Advisory (Onshore with Occasional Embarkations), and Monitoring and Control of Structural Efforts.

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Engeman Stands Out as a Specialist in Maritime Services

In addition to marking a significant chapter in Engeman’s history, this contract reinforces the company’s commitment to excellence in offshore industrial services.

The unique certification of Operational Specialization (CEOp) granted by the Department of Airspace Control (DECEA) highlights Engeman as one of the few companies qualified for Marine Advisory, Radiotelephony, and Telephony services.

With this new contract, Engeman solidifies its presence on the main platforms and FPSOs of Petrobras, as well as with leading operators active in Brazil’s major Oil and Gas production basins.

The company reaffirms its vital role in supporting offshore operations and the ongoing development of the energy sector in the country.

Engeman Signs New Contract With Petrobras Worth Over R$ 100 Million for Offshore Industrial Services on Platforms in Espírito Santo

The Signing of the New Contract with Petrobras Consolidates Engeman as One of the Leading Companies in the Offshore Industrial Services Scenario.

Engeman Reinforces Position as a Leader in Offshore Services in Brazil

Engeman Stands Out as a Specialist in Maritime Services

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