Petrobras Signs Contract Extension With DOF

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 10/06/2019 at 01:00

Updated on 08/06/2019 at 15:00

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Support Vessel Contract Extended with Petrobras for One More Year and Will Complete 10 Years Supporting Offshore Operations

The Skandi Hav vessel, owned by DOF, had its contract renewed once again by Petrobras to support offshore services.
The announcement of the contract extension for one more year was made by Petrobras last Friday, June 7, and the new contract takes effect this month.

Ten-Year Partnership with Petrobras

The Skandi Hav has been providing support services for Petrobras since 2009, shortly after being converted, the vessel secured a five-year contract.
In October 2014, the contract was renewed for another four years, and in October 2018, it received another extension from Petrobras.

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The Skandi Hav is registered under the Panamanian flag, was built in 1983, and has a length of 87.9 meters, a width of 18.5 meters, and can accommodate 40 people.
The vessel belongs to DOF, a global company of qualified professionals who, combined with a fleet of state-of-the-art vessels, provide services to the oil and gas industry throughout the offshore lifecycle.

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