There Will Be Four Modules for the FPSO MV-32 from Modec in Contract by Petrobras After Successful Meeting Between Representatives of the Shipyard and Oil Companies
The EBR shipyard (RS), accredited by Petrobras and recognized as its best supplier in 2019 for the delivery of 2 modules for the FPSO Guanabara from Modec (MV-31) in less than a year, held yesterday (03/06) the KOM (Kick Off Meeting) with the participation of Petrobras and Modec for the construction of 4 Topsides Modules for the FPSO Almirante Barroso (MV-32). The KOM is the meeting that marks the beginning of the project and where its needs are aligned with all expectations, as well as where the project manager and his management plan are presented.
Summary of Other Projects in the Brazilian Naval Industry in 2020 to Date
- Modules of the FPSO Modec MV-32 in RS
- Construction of Tamandaré Class Corvettes and Ships in SC
- Integration and Commissioning of P-71 in ES
- Works of the Urca and Frade Units in RJ
Oceana Shipyard, Santa Catarina – The contract for the construction of 4 Tamandaré class ships was signed on 03/05, between the Brazilian Navy and the Águas Azuis Consortium (ThyssenKrupp/Embraer/ATECH and Oceana Shipyard from Itajaí SC).
The next step will be the development of the detailing project (18 months) as well as the adaptation of the shipyard and hiring of labor. The “upgrade” of Corvettes to Frigates will ensure the creation of 8,000 direct and indirect jobs. The first frigate is expected to be delivered in 2024 and the fourth in 2028.
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Jurong Aracruz Shipyard, in Espírito Santo – Receives this month of March the FPSO P-71 for integration and commissioning before entering operation in the Sururu field in the Santos basin.
Brasfels Shipyard, in Rio de Janeiro – The works of the Urca and Frade rigs will resume soon, including the selection processes are already taking place and labor is being hired. Learn more here.
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