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Petrobras Signs Contract With Spanish Company Ghenova for Its Support Vessels

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 30/08/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 29/08/2019 at 19:37

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Contract Signed With Spanish Company Will Include Inspections, Audits, and Technical Support Services for Petrobras’ Support Vessel Fleet

A contract worth R$ 11 million was signed between Petrobras and Ghenova Brasil Projetos, the Brazilian subsidiary of the Spanish multinational Ghenova Ingeniería.
The contract provides for inspection, auditing, and technical support services for 70 support vessels operating for the company in the Brazilian offshore. See what the president of the Brazilian state-owned company thinks about the company’s future contracts.

In addition to supporting Petrobras’ vessel fleet, Ghenova will also have an onshore team available responsible for managing and coordinating logistics for inspections and providing technical support.

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The Beginning

It is worth noting that Ghenova began its operations in Brazil in 2010 and developed important projects for Petrobras, through Transpetro, with LNG carriers (LPG), and through Sete Brasil, with drilling ships that had their orders canceled at the Enseada shipyard in Maragogipe, Bahia.

Ghenova, in Brazil, also participates in projects in the renewable energy market, where it holds a portfolio of over 3GW of production, operating in the areas of construction management and operation.

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Petrobras Signs Contract With Spanish Company Ghenova for Its Support Vessels

Contract Signed With Spanish Company Will Include Inspections, Audits, and Technical Support Services for Petrobras’ Support Vessel Fleet

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