Petrobras e TECH-INSP iniciam abertura de contrato da UO-RIO

Petrobras and TECH-INSP Begin Contract Opening at UO-RIO

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 07/08/2019 at 09:03

Updated on 29/04/2021 at 14:16

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The Company’s CEO Says She Is Very Satisfied with This Partnership with Petrobras, Which Covers Offshore and Onshore Inspection Services in RJ

Tech-INSP Advances with Petrobras and Achieves Another Milestone for Offshore Inspection and Maintenance Services. The company’s CEO, Marilane Oliveira, Announced on Social Media on Tuesday (06) the Opening of a Contract for the State-Owned Rio de Janeiro Operations Unit (UO-RIO).

To recap, in May of this year, Tech-INSP Won Petrobras’ Bidding, Which Was Announced on Petronect, a Portal Used for Public Bidding in Electronic Auctions, Widely Used by Petrobras. Below, You Can See a Screenshot of the Result at the Time of the Milestone:

“TECH-INSP Meets with Petrobras for the Opening Meeting of the Inspection Contract with UO-RIO. I Feel Particularly Happy to Be Able to Contribute with TECH-INSP Through Our Service Provision to UO-RIO, Which Has Contributed So Much to My Professional Life”, Said Marilane.

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Petrobras and TECH-INSP Begin Contract Opening at UO-RIO

The Company’s CEO Says She Is Very Satisfied with This Partnership with Petrobras, Which Covers Offshore and Onshore Inspection Services in RJ

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