Seadrill ganha extensão de contrato para seu navio de perfuração West Neptune

Seadrill Wins Contract Extension For Its Drillship West Neptune

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 02/09/2019 at 08:45

Updated on 02/09/2019 at 09:02

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This Newly Signed Contract Extension by Seadrill Includes Higher Daily Rates for Offshore Activities in the Gulf of Mexico, There Is Still Registration Open for Those Who Wish to Work in the Region or in Rio de Janeiro

The U.S. oil company LLOG has decided to extend the contract for Seadrill’s West Neptune drilling vessel for another year. The drillship is operating in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.

Seadrill said the contract value is expected to be approximately US$ 74 million, starting in December 2019, directly following the existing contract with LLOG.

This means the daily rate for the rig will be higher – around US$ 202,000, compared to the current daily rate of US$ 155,000.

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Seadrill Opportunities in the Gulf of Mexico or RJ

Seadrill is one of the few drilling companies that hire professionals from almost all nationalities to work on any asset where their contracts are located, mainly Brazilians. As of this post date (09/02/2019), the opportunities available in the Gulf of Mexico can be checked below in the table. There are also opportunities in other parts of the world, including RIO DE JANEIRO, just navigate through the search options on the portal itself.

RIO DE JANEIRO

Engine Room Operator	Operations (Offshore)	Rio De Janeiro	Latin America South
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Gulf of Mexico

2nd Asst Engineer – ERO_GOM_002	Operations (Offshore)	Gulf of Mexico	North America
Safety Officer_GOM_007	Operations (Offshore)	Gulf of Mexico	North America
Roustabout_Gulf of Mexico_Deepwater	Operations (Offshore)	Gulf of Mexico	North America
Roughneck_Gulf of Mexico_Deepwater	Operations (Offshore)	Gulf of Mexico	North America
Engine Room Operator_Gulf of Mexico_Deepwater	Operations (Offshore)	Gulf of Mexico	North America
Senior Mechanic_GOM_007	Operations (Offshore)	Gulf of Mexico	North America
Subsea Technician_GOM_002	Operations (Offshore)	Gulf of Mexico	North America

Seadrill Wins Contract Extension For Its Drillship West Neptune

This Newly Signed Contract Extension by Seadrill Includes Higher Daily Rates for Offshore Activities in the Gulf of Mexico, There Is Still Registration Open for Those Who Wish to Work in the Region or in Rio de Janeiro

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Seadrill Wins Contract Extension For Its Drillship West Neptune

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