McDermott has been awarded a sizeable* offshore transportation and set up contract by BRAVA Energia, an unbiased oil and gasoline firm in Brazil, for the Papa-Terra subject within the Campos Basin and the Atlanta subject in Block BS-4 throughout the Santos Basin.
Below the contract scope, McDermott will execute the transportation and set up of versatile pipelines, umbilicals and related subsea gear for 2 new wells on the Papa-Terra subject and two new wells for the Atlanta Part 2 improvement. The scope additionally contains pre-commissioning and onshore base assist providers.
“This award highlights the important function of subsea infrastructure in enabling long-term manufacturing and asset worth for deepwater developments,” mentioned Mahesh Swaminathan, McDermott’s Senior Vice President, Subsea and Floating Services. “We’ll leverage our confirmed built-in supply mannequin, marine capabilities and experience in delivering brownfield deepwater options to assist Brazil and the broader South American offshore market.”
Operated by BRAVA Energia, the brand new wells on the Papa-Terra and Atlanta fields will assist manufacturing ramp-up as a part of the corporate’s ongoing technique to extend output and lengthen the lifetime of deepwater infrastructure. McDermott beforehand delivered the Papa-Terra rigidity leg wellhead platform – the primary dry-tree floating manufacturing system offshore Brazil and the primary rigidity leg platform put in in South America on the time.
*McDermott defines a sizeable contract as between USD $1 million and USD $50 million.
