Petrobras abre licitação para mais 35 poços de petróleo em Libra. Oportunidades a vista

Petrobras Launches Bidding For 35 More Oil Wells In Libra. Opportunities Ahead

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 29/11/2017 at 16:34

Updated on 29/11/2017 at 16:38

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With This Surprising News, Petrobras Has Just Shaken Up the Offshore Sector. More Drilling and Completion Activities Mean More Jobs!

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Petrobras Opened Bidding for Another Type of Service, “Intelligent Completion,” Which Will Cover 35 Wells in the Libra Asset and Other Undertakings in the Pre-Salt in the Santos Basin.

They Are Employing New Methods to Intelligently Complete Their Pre-Salt Wells, Which Is Why This Sudden Bidding Caught All Companies by Surprise, and They Are Now Starting to Mobilize. The Proposal Is to Align Current Technology in This Activity in Open Well Environments, Above 8 ½”. Nowadays This Is Done with 12 ½”, Which Causes a Lot of Fluid Waste in the Formations. With Intelligent Completion, This Problem Should Be Resolved Once and For All.

Operations on These Wells Will Begin in 2019, and the Initial Bid Price Is Around US$50 Million, Lasting 2 Years and 6 Months, With Possible Renewal as Work Demands More Time Beyond the Necessary. So Far, the Giants Keeping Their Eyes and Hands Trembling for This Contract Are Baker Hughes (BHGE), Halliburton, Superior Energy, and Weatherford, Who Are the Main Players in This Field, but Nothing Prevents Other Players from Entering; After All, the Possibilities Are Quite Broad. And May More Contracts and Bids Come Because We Really Need Them.

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