Maersk Supply secures new job in Brazil

Danish vessel provider Maersk Supply Service will provide an integrated mooring lines life extension solution for Shell’s FPSO Fluminense, including project management, engineering, interface management, and offshore execution off the coast of Rio de Janeiro.

Maersk Supply said on Wednesday that the offshore phase is expected to start in December. The project includes heading control of the FPSO, replacement of mooring lines, as well as installation and hook up of the new mooring components.

Maersk Achiever, along with one to two Maersk L-class anchor handling tug supply vessels, will mobilize to Brazil following the completion of another mooring lines replacement project offshore West Africa.

“This is an important milestone for Maersk Supply Service both locally in Brazil, and globally as we continue to grow our integrated solutions business. From the start of the engineering phase, we have set up a centralised project team together with our customer to ensure seamless alignment,” said Head of Integrated Solutions, Olivier Trouve.

Managing Director for Maersk Supply Service in Latin America, Rafael Thome, said: “Through our 40-year’s history in Brazil and ambitious focus on local content, Maersk Supply Service is determined to continue to play a significant role in the country. We believe our integrated solutions business, incl. our towing and mooring capabilities, offer fantastic opportunities for growth in the near future.”

Earlier this week, Maersk Supply said it had secured a 1.5-year contract with Blue Marine Group to support Pemex from subsea support vessel Maersk Installer.

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