Petrobras renova contrato do PLSV Sapura Topázio

Petrobras Renews Contract for PLSV Sapura Topázio

Written by Renato Oliveira

Published on 31/10/2019 at 19:25

Updated on 31/10/2019 at 19:27

Petrobras e Sapura assinam acordo

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Flexible Riser Launching Vessel (PLSV) From The Company Will Continue Operating For Petrobras For Another 420 Days, Which Has Four More Still Under Contract

Gradually, the vessels that support Petrobras’ operations in the Brazilian offshore are gaining new contracts. This only confirms that activities are being resumed. At the end of June this year Wartsila Signed A Contract And Will Perform Maintenance On Six PLSVs From Sapura.

Petrobras and Sapura Navegação have just informed the market about the signing of a contract to extend the charter period for the PLSV Sapura Topázio by 420 days. The new contract is already in effect and started last Monday (28/10).
The vessel has been supporting Petrobras since 2014 and has the capacity to withstand tension of up to 550 tons in the launching of flexible risers.

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The Company

Sapura is a Brazilian company specialized in underwater services, a joint venture between two multinationals of significant importance in their markets: Seadrill and Sapura Energy.

It is one of the main players in the Brazilian market, with a fleet of service vessels for support, installation, and launching of flexible pipes. The company has a current workforce exceeding 1,000 professionals and includes 21 different nationalities.

Source: Brasil Energia Magazine

Petrobras Renews Contract for PLSV Sapura Topázio

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