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Home›Fossil Energy›Brazil: Chevron, DOF Subsea Ink Contract Extension for Skandi Salvador Vessel
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June 6, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Brazil: Chevron, DOF Subsea Ink Contract Extension for Skandi Salvador Vessel

Chevron Brazil and DOF Subsea Brazil have agreed to extend the contract for “Skandi Salvadore” with one year from September 2011. Skandi Salvador is a subsea construction vessel equipped with two WROVs, 140 T crane and a 250 T winch. Skandi Salvador Built in 2009 On a contract with Chevron in Brazil

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Chevron Brazil and DOF Subsea Brazil have agreed to extend the contract for “Skandi Salvadore” with one year from September 2011.

Skandi Salvador is a subsea construction vessel equipped with two WROVs, 140 T crane and a 250 T winch.

Skandi Salvador

[mappress] Source:DOF Subsea , June 6, 2011

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