Outra empresa pegou contrato Petrobras para obras da Reduc

Another Company Won Petrobras Contract for Reduc Works

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 01/08/2018 at 18:20

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It’s Now! The Spotlight Is on CPL Construction, Which Has Secured a Contract for 2-Year Works at the Duque de Caxias Refinery

CPL CONSTRUCTION has signed a contract with PETROBRAS for the provision of Services and Supply of Construction Goods, Assembly, and Civil Recovery at the Duque de Caxias Refinery – REDUC – Rio de Janeiro. The contract is for 730 (seven hundred and thirty) days, counted from the day of the AIS (Authorization to Start Services). Along with CPL, the companies Perbras and Estrutural Industrial Services are part of the maintenance team, with the latter two directly involved in the maintenance shutdowns of Reduc.

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The scope of services to be executed under the contract includes: preliminary services; earthworks and retaining structures; reinforced concrete structure and foundations; masonry; coatings; ceilings and partitions; frames and glass; hydraulic and sanitary installations; waterproofing; painting; drainage; paving; complementary services; metal structure; recovery of reinforced concrete structures; fireproofing and recovery of geodetic markers; support services and technical support for project review, as required by Petrobras.

Would You Like to Send Your Resumes?

According to official information from the company itself, which the Click Oil and Gas team has thoroughly verified, those interested in becoming part of the staff, not only for the hiring of these works but also for other projects across Brazil, can send and attach their resumes on the CPL Construction page, in the “Work With Us” tab. But attention! You must attach your resumes, and not send them by email; the email contact on this page is for commercial purposes.

Another Company Won Petrobras Contract for Reduc Works

It’s Now! The Spotlight Is on CPL Construction, Which Has Secured a Contract for 2-Year Works at the Duque de Caxias Refinery

Would You Like to Send Your Resumes?

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