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SS Norbe VI Ocyan Left The Enseada Shipyard On The Morning Of The 6th, It Was Docked At The Terminal For Maintenance And Will Complete Its Preparation In The State Of Rio De Janeiro
The Ocyan rig, the SS Norbe VI, left the Enseada Shipyard, in Bahia or more specifically in the city of Maragogipe, on the 6th to head towards Rio de Janeiro for its final preparations in order to fulfill its service contract for Petrobras. View here the video and the article about when the unit arrived at the shipyard.
“The Ocyan rig, SS Norbe VI Ocyan, leaves the shipyard. At 5:00 am, the SS Norbe VI platform untied and left the Enseada shipyard, starting its navigation towards Rio de Janeiro where it will finish its preparations to begin the contract with Petrobras. We wish much success to the SS Norbe VI and to the entire Ocyan team.” Exclaimed the representatives of the shipyard on a social network.
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