Oil States Brazil Signs Contracts With Petrobras and Expands Operations in Brazil

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 04/08/2025 at 21:12

A Oil States do Brasil assinou contrato com Petrobras para serviços de monitoramento submarino e instalação de sensores, com investimentos superiores a R$ 68 milhões.

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Oil States Brazil Signed Contract With Petrobras for Submarine Monitoring Services and Sensor Installation, With Investments Exceeding R$ 68 Million.

This week, Oil States Brazil confirmed the signing of two unprecedented contracts with Petrobras, totaling more than R$ 68 million. Set to begin in 2025, the agreements signify a significant advancement for the company in the national market. The contracts involve specialized services for monitoring and maintaining sensors in oil wells, both onshore and offshore.

Monitoring of PDG Sensors Will Be Focus of Contract Valid Until 2029

With a duration until 2029, one of the contracts signed provides for the installation, removal, and maintenance of the so-called Permanent Downhole Gauges (PDG), sensors responsible for measuring pressure and temperature in oil and gas wells.

Moreover, the company will conduct tests, operational planning, and maintenance of equipment and accessories, including the so-called flatpacks — devices that assist in communicating the collected data.

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Technical Agreement Includes Electrical Systems and Submarine Sensors

Another contract, which extends until 2028, encompasses specialized technical services in operation and maintenance of electrical systems for monitoring submarine sensors.

The scope includes operations both offshore and onshore, involving monitoring of downhole sensors, Xmas trees, topside control systems, and electrical interface equipment.

Investments Strengthen the Company’s Role in the National Market

This is the first time that the company takes on these services in the country, marking an important step to expand its presence in the Brazilian underwater intervention systems market.

Douglas Moreira, project and contracts manager, highlights: “We are ready to tackle these new challenges with the same commitment, excellence, innovation, and safety that have always guided our operations. This achievement represents a milestone in the evolution of our activities in Brazil.”

With these contracts, Oil States Brazil strengthens its partnership with Petrobras and consolidates its leadership in the national oil sector.

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Oil States Brazil Signs Contracts With Petrobras and Expands Operations in Brazil

Oil States Brazil Signed Contract With Petrobras for Submarine Monitoring Services and Sensor Installation, With Investments Exceeding R$ 68 Million.

Monitoring of PDG Sensors Will Be Focus of Contract Valid Until 2029

Technical Agreement Includes Electrical Systems and Submarine Sensors

Investments Strengthen the Company’s Role in the National Market

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Monitoring of PDG Sensors Will Be Focus of Contract Valid Until 2029

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