Petrobras Opens Bidding to Charter AHTS Vessels

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Published on 07/01/2021 at 13:53

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This week, the Brazilian oil company Petrobras announced another opportunity for the market, this time the state-owned company opens bidding for the chartering of one or more supply vessels, towage, and anchor handling (AHTS, in English abbreviation). Looking for a job? 90 job openings for high school and higher education to work at the multinational General Electric today, January 6

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According to the announcement, the deadline for submitting proposals has already begun, and the competition will be at the national level. The opening of the envelopes from interested companies is scheduled for the next day 27.

The lucky winning company of the bidding will earn a contract for 970 days with Petrobras.

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About AHTS Vessels

AHTS vessels, as is known, are specialized in offshore operations and used in multiple activities, such as anchor maneuvering and positioning of platforms, ocean towing of vessels, and transportation of supplies and multiple cargoes.

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