Petrobras: Contracting Support Vessels for Platforms Boosts the Ship Market

Written by Ruth Rodrigues

Published on 25/05/2023 at 00:05

Fonte: RBNA

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Giant Brazilian State-Owned Company in the Oil and Gas Sector, Petrobras is Looking for 9 Platform Support Vessels to Develop New Research Projects and Other Activities.

Petrobras, the leading energy company in Brazil, is seeking nine new platform support vessels. This initiative promises to energize the vessel market, bringing opportunities for companies in the sector. The call for tenders for these vessels, known as PSVs (Platform Supply Vessel), was published last Wednesday, on the 24th, and the deadline for bidders to submit proposals ends on June 15.

Expected Start of Operations for the Support Vessels

According to the notice, Petrobras has set the maximum deadline for the vessels to be put into operation as December of this year or up to 120 days after the signing of the contract, with the longer deadline prevailing.

The state-owned company will prioritize proposals for multipurpose PSV vessels registered under the Brazilian flag, provided they are ready for mobilization within 60 days.

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List of Pre-Qualified Companies for the Petrobras Support Vessel Tender

Below is the list of pre-qualified companies to participate in the tender for platform support vessels:

Technip Brasil;
Netuno Offshore;
OSM do Brasil;
Subsea7;
Companhia Brasileira de Offshore (CBO);
Galáxia Navegação;
Companhia Brasileira de Offshore;
GranEnergia;
DOF Subsea;
OceanPact;
Bram Offshore;
NaveMestra;
Marlin Navegação;
Camorim;
Rio Navegação e Serviços Marítimos;
Sistac;
Camamu;
Maré Alta do Brasil;
Up Offshore;
Siem Offshore;
Aracaju Serviços Auxiliares;
Hornbeck Offshore;
Farstad Shipping;
Solstad Offshore;
Deep Sea;
Asso Marítima;
Tranship;
BrasBunker;
Maersk Supply Service;
Sapura;
GLBL;
CMM Ofsshore;
Belov Engenharia;
Boskalis do Brasil;
Marau Navegação;
Cairú Navegação;
Finarge;
Fugro;
Oceânica;
Norskan;
Posidonia;
Starnav;
Pan Marine;
Asgaard Bourbon;
Ambipar Response;
Magallanes Navegação;
Wilson Sons Offshore;
Agência Marítima e Transporte Lumar;
Internav.

All details and requirements for the tender for platform support vessels requested by Petrobras are available on the Petronect Portal, under registration number 7004071393.

Petrobras: Contracting Support Vessels for Platforms Boosts the Ship Market

Giant Brazilian State-Owned Company in the Oil and Gas Sector, Petrobras is Looking for 9 Platform Support Vessels to Develop New Research Projects and Other Activities.

Expected Start of Operations for the Support Vessels

List of Pre-Qualified Companies for the Petrobras Support Vessel Tender

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Petrobras: Contracting Support Vessels for Platforms Boosts the Ship Market

Giant Brazilian State-Owned Company in the Oil and Gas Sector, Petrobras is Looking for 9 Platform Support Vessels to Develop New Research Projects and Other Activities.

Expected Start of Operations for the Support Vessels

List of Pre-Qualified Companies for the Petrobras Support Vessel Tender

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