Engeman Signs New Contract Worth R$ 180 Million to Perform Services on Petrobras Platforms in the Santos Basin

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Published on 13/01/2024 at 13:28

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Reference in the Oil and Gas Sector, Engeman Has Just Signed a Contract Worth R$ 180 Million with Petrobras in the Santos Basin. Offering a Diverse Range of Specialized Services, the Company Highlights Its Commitment to the Highest Safety Standards.

Engeman consolidates its presence in the oil and gas market by signing its third consecutive contract and inaugurating the first contract of 2024. The strategic partnership with Petrobras, with an impressive value of R$ 180 million, encompasses a comprehensive range of essential services on platforms located in the Santos Basin P-66, P-67, P-68, P-69, and P-70, situated in Rio de Janeiro/RJ.

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The contract, aligned with the specific demands of Petrobras, aims to ensure operational efficiency on the platforms, covering a variety of specialized services.

Among them, the following stand out:

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Engeman Strengthens Strategic Partnership with Petrobras in the Santos Basin

The new contract reinforces Engeman’s position as a trusted partner of Petrobras and highlights its ability to provide essential specialized services for the sector, significantly contributing to the sustainable development of operations in the Santos Basin.

This partnership illustrates the continuous growth and success of Engeman in the maritime segment.

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Engeman Signs New Contract Worth R$ 180 Million to Perform Services on Petrobras Platforms in the Santos Basin

Reference in the Oil and Gas Sector, Engeman Has Just Signed a Contract Worth R$ 180 Million with Petrobras in the Santos Basin. Offering a Diverse Range of Specialized Services, the Company Highlights Its Commitment to the Highest Safety Standards.

Discover the Details of the Contract with Petrobras

Engeman Strengthens Strategic Partnership with Petrobras in the Santos Basin

Learn How an Oil Platform Works

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Engeman Signs New Contract Worth R$ 180 Million to Perform Services on Petrobras Platforms in the Santos Basin

Reference in the Oil and Gas Sector, Engeman Has Just Signed a Contract Worth R$ 180 Million with Petrobras in the Santos Basin. Offering a Diverse Range of Specialized Services, the Company Highlights Its Commitment to the Highest Safety Standards.

Discover the Details of the Contract with Petrobras

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Learn How an Oil Platform Works

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