Licitações que a SBM Offshore irá participar a partir de 2019

Bids That SBM Offshore Will Participate In Starting in 2019

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 28/07/2018 at 10:00

Updated on 28/07/2018 at 10:08

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After The Leniency Agreement With AGU And The Settlement With Petrobras, SBM Will Return Strong To The FPSO Market Next Year

SBM Offshore has finally overcome some legal hurdles and will return strong to the FPSO market, just in time for the bidding of new unit installations by 2022, according to Petrobras’ strategic investment plan for well revitalizations in the Campos Basin and production maximization in the Santos Basin. Below is the list of assets that SBM will participate in with full force:

Marlim, Mero, And Parque das Baleias

Marlim ⇒ Two platforms will be installed in this field and all the others (10) will be demobilized. The units will be named FPSO Marlim 1 and FPSO Marlim, with a production date set for 2021. Proposals will be submitted on September 10.

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Bids That SBM Offshore Will Participate In Starting in 2019

After The Leniency Agreement With AGU And The Settlement With Petrobras, SBM Will Return Strong To The FPSO Market Next Year

Marlim, Mero, And Parque das Baleias

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