Multinationals GranIHC, Ocyan, and Sisnergy Secure Billion-Dollar Contract From Petrobras to Mobilize 2,000 Workers for Construction and Assembly Services of 19 Platforms in the Campos Basin

Resumption of the Naval and Oil and Gas Sector in Brazil: GranIHC, Ocyan, and Sisnergy Win Mega Tender from Petrobras for Almost R$ 2 Billion for Maintenance and Integrity Services of 19 Platforms in the Campos Basin

The oil multinationals GranIHC, Ocyan, and Sisnergy will close contracts this week with the giant Petrobras for the hiring of maintenance and integrity services for 19 platforms in the Campos Basin. The mega tender promises to mobilize about 2,000 workers from the oil and gas sector!

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The anticipated start date for the execution of services is set for December. The deal is the result of Petrobras’ mega tender, split into four lots, totaling R$ 1.97 billion.

Petrobras Has Already Internally Approved the Hiring of GranIHC, Ocyan, and Sisnergy

Petrobras has already internally approved the hiring of the three companies. The French company Sisnergy will secure the contract for lot 3.

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GranIHC will be responsible for two contracts, securing lots 1 and 4, the largest in the tender, while Ocyan will take the package 2 following a turnaround marked by the disqualification of two other participants. The two packages from GranIHC will account for 60% of the total value of Petrobras’s business, totaling R$ 1.2 billion.

The contract for lot 1 will be signed for R$ 621.26 million and will be directed to the oil platforms P-18, P-19, P-20, P-35, P-43, P-47, P-48, P-61, and P-63. In lot 4, the amount is R$ 579.25 million, and the scope will be open, without pre-defining any unit.

In the case of GranIHC, part of the scope of lot 1 will be transferred to 3R Petroleum in the future, since the platforms P-61 and P-63 are located in the Papa-Terra field, an asset that has already been sold to the mid-sized oil company.

The contract from Sisnergy will be closed for R$ 592.25 million. Directed to lot 3, the service will cover activities on P-38, P-40, P-51, P-53, and P-56.

The contract for lot 2 with Ocyan will be signed for R$ 184.72 million. The work will cover services on units P-9, P-26, P-32, P-33, and P-37.

The victory of Ocyan in lot 2 was secured after Petrobras did not qualify Múltiplos Estaleiros do Brasil and Petrojato Manutenção, companies that submitted the two best bids.

GranIHC also had the third-best offer in the auction but was disqualified due to the rules of the tender, which allowed each company to win a maximum of two lots.

The Contracts Will Have a Three-Year Duration and Promise to Mobilize About 2,000 Workers

The maintenance contracts, production shutdown, operation support, and other services will have a duration of three years, with the possibility of extension for another two years.

The mobilization period will be 90 days from the date of signing the contracts. The estimate is that the four deals will mobilize about 2,000 workers, operating with exclusive dedication.

The tender was carried out under the reverse auction model, attracting a large number of companies. Among the groups that participated were Ocyan, Heftos, CRS, Múltiplos Estaleiros, Mota-Gil, WM Maintenance and Repairs, Método Engenharia, AAS Júnior, and Engeman.

The units involved in the four contracts are installed in the Marlim Sul, Marlim Leste, Marlim, Viola, Barracuda-Caratinga, Papa-Terra, and Corvina fields.

by – Brazil Energia