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Petrobras Announces Auction of Barges, Cranes, and Traction Machines

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 16/08/2019 at 17:30

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Offshore Barges, Crane, and Traction Machines Are Among the Items to Be Auctioned in Petrobras’s Electronic Auction Number 19,057

As part of the movement to optimize the portfolio and improve capital allocation, Petrobras announced this Thursday, 15, that it will hold an electronic auction number 19,057 on September 17, for the sale of equipment including offshore barges, crane, and traction machines. On Wednesday, 14, the executive director of Refining and Natural Gas of the state-owned company, Anelise Lara, stated that the company is considering participating in the upcoming A-6 auction of electricity generation projects.

According to Petrobras, the divestiture aims to reduce costs, as there is no prospect of using these equipment in the company’s projects. “The operation will contribute to better allocation of our capital and to building a more sustainable future, strengthening participation in segments with greater competitive advantage and higher profitability,” the state-owned company informed.

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The Divestments Consider the Full Sale of the Following Assets:

Four service and support barges for ocean navigation work (BS-1, BS-5, BS-6, and BS-8);
Two service, support, and jacket launching barges – structures that serve as the base for fixed platforms – of up to three thousand tons (BS-3) and of up to eight thousand tons (BGL-2);
One crane barge for launching rigid subsea pipelines, installing manifolds and subsea equipment, special hoisting, installing fixed platforms, and decommissioning maritime structures (BGL-1).
The BGL-1 deck crane and two traction machines are also included in the auction notice.

How to Participate

The auction will be divided into ten lots, with one barge or one piece of equipment in each lot, and will be conducted under the Open Dispute Mode Bidding method, the Highest Price Offer per Lot, according to the provisions of Law 13,303, dated 06/30/2016. To access the notice click here.

The bidding will be conducted as a highest price per lot and will be carried out via the Petronect Portal. To access, click on the menu at Purchases and Contracts > Disposition of Assets > Published, select the company (Petróleo Brasileiro S.A.), electronic auction number 19057.

The operation is open to potential buyers from the national and international market. The auction will start at 10:00 AM (Brasília time). Interested parties must request inclusion in the auction by 3:00 PM on September 13.

Auction conducted by the government for the private sector foresees over 400 million reals in investment for the modernization of the terminals in the three areas of the ports of Santos and Paranaguá

Petrobras Announces Auction of Barges, Cranes, and Traction Machines

Offshore Barges, Crane, and Traction Machines Are Among the Items to Be Auctioned in Petrobras’s Electronic Auction Number 19,057

The Divestments Consider the Full Sale of the Following Assets:

How to Participate

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Petrobras Announces Auction of Barges, Cranes, and Traction Machines

Offshore Barges, Crane, and Traction Machines Are Among the Items to Be Auctioned in Petrobras’s Electronic Auction Number 19,057

The Divestments Consider the Full Sale of the Following Assets:

How to Participate

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