Equinor concederá US $ 380 milhões em contratos para serviços de inspeção

Equinor to Grant $380 Million in Contracts for Inspection Services

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 15/11/2019 at 08:02

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The Norwegian Oil and Gas Giant Equinor Selected Suppliers for Inspection Services Across All Offshore Installations in the Norwegian Continental Shelf and Onshore Plants in Norway

The contracts are scheduled to be signed shortly, Equinor said on Friday. The contracts will be granted to Aker Solutions, Axess, Oceaneering Asset Integrity, and IKM Operations, effective from January 1, 2020. The contracts have a fixed duration of six years with two additional options of four years.

The total value, including options, is estimated at slightly over NOK 3.5 billion (US $ 380.3 million), where the scope will employ between 300 and 400 people per year. “The agreements will ensure predictability for Equinor and the suppliers. They form the basis of a strong long-term collaboration, enabling the use of new technologies, achieving continuous improvements, and enhancing safety and value creation for all parties,” said Peggy Krantz-Underland, Chief Procurement Officer (CPO) of Equinor.

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According to Equinor, the main goal of the inspection services is to maintain all facilities in good condition and prepare for safe, reliable, and efficient operations.

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Equinor to Grant $380 Million in Contracts for Inspection Services

The Norwegian Oil and Gas Giant Equinor Selected Suppliers for Inspection Services Across All Offshore Installations in the Norwegian Continental Shelf and Onshore Plants in Norway

Revealing Weaknesses

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