Petrobras divulga empresas ganhadoras da licitação de 25 plataformas: Muitos empregos nos próximos dias

Petrobras Announces Winning Companies of the Bid for 25 Platforms: Many Jobs in the Coming Days

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/01/2018 at 11:57

Updated on 02/05/2019 at 18:20

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A True Job Boom Will Be Available in the Coming Days by Enesa Engenharia, CSE, and Cobra in Petrobras Contracts

[supsystic-social-sharing id=’1′]Petrobras has just announced news that is a true New Year’s gift for professionals in the Brazilian oil and gas sector. The competition was tough and intense, but the result of the bidding for the 25 platforms in the Campos Basin that were in process has finally been revealed with the following companies selected: Enesa Engenharia, CSE Mecânica e Instrumentação, and Cobra Instalações e Serviços. Check out the article on the day Petrobras announced the bidding opening, reported by Click Petróleo e Gás here.

One of the criteria adopted by the state-owned company was the cost savings on maintenance works for each lot. There was also a limitation that each company could only take one lot, which was a decisive factor since BR is in the process of reformulating its business and regaining relevance in the market. This will provide job creation in the sector at a lower operational cost. Take a look at the platforms each company won below:

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Currently, there are 34 platforms in full operation in the Campos sedimentary basin connected to over 330 wells in production, thus the potential for job creation will truly be monumental. Click Petróleo e Gás is at the forefront of this endeavor, and according to our sources, hiring will happen en masse and probably at the companies’ doors; we will exclusively announce when they are receiving resumes, so activate notifications and follow us on social media. Remember that the Petrobras and Transpetro 2018 Contest has been announced, get your study materials here.

Petrobras Announces Winning Companies of the Bid for 25 Platforms: Many Jobs in the Coming Days

A True Job Boom Will Be Available in the Coming Days by Enesa Engenharia, CSE, and Cobra in Petrobras Contracts

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Petrobras Announces Winning Companies of the Bid for 25 Platforms: Many Jobs in the Coming Days

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Watch the reference videos below and then proceed with the rest of the reading.

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