DOF secures multiple contracts with Petrobras in Brazil

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DOF has announced several new contract awards with Petrobras and a 1st Tier EPCI-SURF Contractor in Brazil. The AHTS Skandi Jupiter and Skandi Mercury, managed by DOF, have been contracted by Petrobras to operate as AHTS 230t BP. This follows a competitive tender process that previously secured contracts for Skandi Amazonas, Skandi Rio, and Skandi Botafogo.

Currently operating in the North Sea, Skandi Jupiter and Skandi Mercury will be mobilized to Brazil after modifications to meet Petrobras requirements. Both contracts are for three years, with options, and are set to start by the second or third quarter of 2025, subject to mutual agreement.

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Additionally, the Skandi Salvador, a Brazilian-built MPSV with a 140t AHC crane and two WROVs, has been chartered by a 1st Tier EPCI-SURF Contractor for a 180-day firm period, with options, to support Petrobras pre-salt fields developments. This contract begins immediately, with Geoholm covering until Skandi Salvador completes its current Petrobras commitment at Libra in early August.

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In tandem, DOF Subsea Brazil was awarded a Survey Services contract for both vessels by the same contractor. DOF Group Chief Executive Officer Mons S. Aase commented, “We are pleased to announce several new contracts in our region Brazil. With Skandi Jupiter and Skandi Mercury we are expanding our fleet and further increasing our footprint in the AHTS segment in the region. With Salvador and Survey Services Contracts we are expanding our client base and reinforcing our position on Survey Services in Brazil.”

The contracts were announced through a stock exchange notice at 09:00 on July 19, 2024.

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