Leading Naval Engineering Firm Proper Marine and Petrobras Sign Service Agreement Across Various State-Owned Units

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 14/08/2023 at 18:13

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With the Start of the “Partnership” in 2017, the Two Giants Signed the Agreement Now in 2023 to Provide Services in a Variety of Sectors for Petrobras

Proper Marine, a renowned Brazilian company in the field of naval engineering, marks another significant step in its journey by establishing a new service contract with Petrobras, a leader in the oil, natural gas, and energy sector. This solid milestone further solidifies Proper Marine’s position in both the national and international arenas, consolidating its expertise, according to Proper Marine.

Proper Marine’s journey with Petrobras began in 2017, and this history of collaboration, combined with its unwavering commitment to quality and innovation, led to the acquisition of the current contract. The new contract, which covers a period of five years, delegates to Proper Marine the responsibility of providing naval engineering services for various Petrobras units.

The activities encompass a variety of areas, from engineering analyses to specialized consulting in various technical disciplines, such as structures, naval architecture, hydrodynamics, and anchoring, among others.

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Expectations and Impact of the Petrobras Contract

Hugo Jordão, naval engineer and managing partner of Proper Marine, expresses confidence in the positive impact that this agreement will bring to the business: “This contract is extremely relevant, especially due to its importance for Petrobras and the complexity of the technical activities involved. Few companies have the technical capabilities necessary to carry it out successfully.”

The crucial differentiator for Proper Marine lies in its expertise and the continuous pursuit of excellence. It was this expertise that made it the first 100% Brazilian company to close a contract of this nature.

The rigorous process of validating the company’s technical capabilities highlighted its reliability and excellence in multiple aspects. This achievement not only elevates the organization’s status but also showcases the ability of Brazilian naval engineering to compete on a global scale.

Historical Relevance of the Petrobras Agreement

This Petrobras contract evokes a significant history, as its founders, Bernardo and Guilherme, began their professional careers in a similar contract previously managed by DNV, a company specialized in assurance and risk management. This experience culminated in the founding of Proper Marine.
The historical significance of this agreement reiterates the company’s commitment to technical excellence and its contribution to the advancement of the sector in Brazil. For more information about the company and its crucial role in the maritime landscape, visit our website.

Leading Naval Engineering Firm Proper Marine and Petrobras Sign Service Agreement Across Various State-Owned Units

With the Start of the “Partnership” in 2017, the Two Giants Signed the Agreement Now in 2023 to Provide Services in a Variety of Sectors for Petrobras

Expectations and Impact of the Petrobras Contract

Historical Relevance of the Petrobras Agreement

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