Equinor concede a MDE Group contrato na construção do maior FPSO do Brasil

Equinor Grants MDE Group Contract For Construction Of Largest FPSO In Brazil

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 14/07/2020 at 10:58

Equinor concede a MDE Group contrato na construção do maior FPSO do Brasil

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Group Already Works for Equinor and Will Participate in Resource Management for the Largest FPSO to Operate in Brazilian Waters

The MDE Group has secured a contract with the Norwegian Equinor for “Immigration and Management Services – China” for phase 1 of the FPSO construction project for the Bacalhau field. The announcement was made yesterday (07/13) through the company’s professional social network. Contracts in the Oil and Gas Sector on the FPSO Platform Demand Many Offshore Job Openings for Various Functions of High School and Higher Education

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The contract for phase 1 of the FPSO construction project for the Bacalhau field includes providing facilities and managing global mobility and other services for Equinor personnel who will be mobilized to China to monitor MODEC’s construction activities.

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The news agency explained that these ships cost between US $2.5 billion and US $3 billion to build. The winning bidders construct and own the platforms and lease them to Petrobras under contracts with daily rates of up to US $1 million, which typically last over 15 years.

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