Petrobras Opens New Bidding Process for Hiring FPSO Jubarte in Campos Basin

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Published on 19/10/2020 at 12:19

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After canceling the tender for the Jubarte FPSO last Friday for the Whale Park, in the Campos Basin, Petrobras relaunched the offer this Monday (10/19). The Whale Park includes the areas under development of Baleia Anã, Baleia Azul, Baleia Franca, Cachalote, Caxaréu, Mangangá, Pirambu, and the Jubarte field, originated from the BC-60 block, in the Campos Basin.

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Check the tender document for the competition made available by the Petronect system. Proposals for the hiring of the platform to be installed in the revitalization project of the Whale Park, in deep waters off the Espírito Santo coast of the Campos Basin may be submitted by March 17, 2021.

The General Technical Description (GTD) of the competition provides for the hiring of chartering and operation of a unit with a capacity to produce 100 thousand barrels/day of oil and 180 thousand barrels/day of water – in 2017, we detailed the project.

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