Siem Offshore, Which Holds Bases Located in Macaé, Signs Contract With Total for Support Vessels

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 11/09/2020 at 17:17

Para operações no Brasil, a norueguesa Siem Offshore com base em Macaé, obteve contratos pela Total para dois de seus navios de abastecimento de plataformas

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For Operations in Brazil, Norwegian Siem Offshore Based in Macaé Obtained Contracts from Total for Two of Its Platform Supply Vessels

Good news for Macaé! The French oil company Total has signed two-year contracts with the Norwegian Siem Offshore for the platform supply vessels Siem Atlas and Siem Giant. Resumption of Brazilian Shipbuilding: Ecovix Shipyard and Chilean Asmar Meet to Build Antarctic Support Vessel in Rio Grande RS

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Siem Offshore stated this Friday (09/11) that each of the vessels received a two-year contract and that the Brazilian subsidiary Total E&P do Brasil would have 2 annual options to extend the charters.

The vessels will start the contract in September 2020, continuing directly from the current contract. Siem Atlas and Siem Giant are platform supply vessels of an STX PSV 4700 design.

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Siem Offshore, Which Holds Bases Located in Macaé, Signs Contract With Total for Support Vessels

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