Engeman Signs New Contract With Petrobras for Marine Services on Oil Platforms in Santos Basin, at P-66, P-67, P-68, P-69, and P-70

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Published on 25/01/2024 at 19:26

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Engeman Signs New Marine Contract on Petrobras Platforms and Consolidates Presence in This Sector in the Santos Basin

The Pernambuco-based company Engeman, specialized in marine services for oil and gas platforms, has been gaining ground in the national market. Recently, the company signed a third contract with Petrobras for services on platforms in the Santos Basin (P-66, P-67, P-68, P-69, and P-70), consolidating its presence in this strategic sector, according to the website Petronotícias.

Gledson Braga, operations manager at Engeman, reveals the company’s plans for the future in the Santos Basin. The idea is to expand operations in the marine market for clients across Brazil throughout 2024. Additionally, Engeman is structuring the implementation of a Technical Qualification Center to train new professionals and meet the growing operational demand in the Santos Basin.

Current and Future Contracts of Engeman with Petrobras in the Santos Basin

Engeman currently has contracts involving marine services in different Petrobras units, including FPSO P-70 in the Campos Basin (private market) and in the Basins of Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte. For 2024, three new contracts with Petrobras are in the mobilization process, each with a duration of four years and the possibility of renewal.

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Importance of Marine Services for Oil and Gas Platforms

Marine services are essential to ensure the safe execution of Petrobras’s offshore activities, including the preservation of the health and safety of the team and the environment. Without these services, the activities of the units can be interrupted, impacting the entire operation.

To meet contracts of this magnitude, Engeman is structuring a Technical Qualification Center and assessing the installation of a new operational base in Macaé or Rio das Ostras, in the state of Rio de Janeiro. These initiatives aim to ensure the continuous training of the team and the expansion of the company’s operations in the marine market and also in the Santos Basin.

About Engeman

Engeman is a Brazilian company based in Pernambuco, specialized in engineering and maintenance services for the industrial sector, especially in the oil and gas segment. Founded in 1981, the company has extensive experience in providing integrated solutions for various types of industries, including petrochemicals, naval, and steel.

The company has a diversified presence, offering services such as industrial maintenance, electromechanical assembly, automation, engineering services, among others. Its main focus is on providing services to the oil and gas sector, addressing specific demands of this market, such as marine services, which encompass a set of techniques used in the construction, operation, and maintenance of vessels, especially in offshore platforms.

Engeman Signs New Contract With Petrobras for Marine Services on Oil Platforms in Santos Basin, at P-66, P-67, P-68, P-69, and P-70

Engeman Signs New Marine Contract on Petrobras Platforms and Consolidates Presence in This Sector in the Santos Basin

Current and Future Contracts of Engeman with Petrobras in the Santos Basin

Importance of Marine Services for Oil and Gas Platforms

About Engeman

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Engeman Signs New Contract With Petrobras for Marine Services on Oil Platforms in Santos Basin, at P-66, P-67, P-68, P-69, and P-70

Engeman Signs New Marine Contract on Petrobras Platforms and Consolidates Presence in This Sector in the Santos Basin

Current and Future Contracts of Engeman with Petrobras in the Santos Basin

Importance of Marine Services for Oil and Gas Platforms

About Engeman

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