Subsea7 Shines Again at Petrobras' Best Suppliers Award

Subsea7 Shines Again at Petrobras’ Best Suppliers Award

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Published on 30/10/2023 at 18:33

Foto: Companhia se destaca como a melhor nas áreas Sistemas Submarinos – EPCI e Lançamento de Linhas Flexíveis

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Highlighted in the Offshore Sector, the Company Gains Recognition in Subsea Systems and Launching Flexible Lines

The forefront of Subsea7 in the offshore scene is evident. The global giant in offshore projects and innovations for the energy industry was crowned winner in two categories at the recent edition of the Best Suppliers Award from Petrobras: Subsea Systems – EPCI and Launching of Flexible Lines. This recognition, announced at the grand OTC Brasil event, further solidifies Subsea7’s dominant presence in the segment.

A Path of Excellence and Commitment

Claiming a place among the best suppliers of Petrobras three times is no trivial feat. “This reflects our continued dedication, commitment, and the successful journey we have paved in Brazil. It is a testament to our operational excellence and established trust both internally and with our clients,” shares Yann Cottart, the astute vice president of Subsea7 in the Brazil Region.

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Since its launch in 2018, the Best Suppliers Award from Petrobras has celebrated companies that excel in providing exceptional products and services, driving value and excellence. The meticulous selection is based on rigorous criteria, including quality, deadlines, management, compliance, integrity, as well as crucial SMS (Safety, Environment, and Health) aspects.

Subsea7: Driving the Offshore Energy Transition

With a prominent position in executing offshore projects and services for the energy industry, Subsea7 has been a driving force in the offshore energy transition, integrating low-carbon oil and gas solutions and fostering emerging renewable energies.

Marking its robust presence in Brazil for over three decades, Subsea7 takes pride in a formidable team of more than 1,400 professionals distributed across strategic operational bases. Whether in Espírito Santo, Rio das Ostras (RJ), Niterói (RJ), or its office in the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro, the company has tirelessly focused on two crucial areas:

Subsea and Conventional: Encompassing activities from Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Installation (EPCI), to decommissioning at various depths and PLSV contracts;
Life Cycle Services: Covering everything from inspection, repair and maintenance to integrity management and support services.

Undoubtedly, Subsea7’s recognition at the Best Suppliers Award from Petrobras illustrates its upward trajectory and the promise of more innovations and success in the future of the offshore sector.

Source: Von Randow, Caroline (RDJ-WSW)

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