RINA Secures $12.3M Subsea Engineering and Decom Work for Petrobras
Italian engineering, certification and consulting company RINA has secured a three-year contract worth $12.3 million (€11 million) from Petrobras to provide engineering…
Italian engineering, certification and consulting company RINA has secured a three-year contract worth $12.3 million (€11 million) from Petrobras to provide engineering and technical assessments covering the integrity, maintenance and decommissioning of subsea infrastructure in Brazil.
The contract will support Petrobras in evaluating the condition and reliability of its offshore assets, planning interventions and assessing options for extending their operational life or preparing them for decommissioning.
The scope includes integrity assessments of subsea pipelines and risers, reliability studies using FMEA/FMECA and RAM methodologies, asset life extension evaluations and technical studies for subsea decommissioning projects.
The engineering work will also examine different operational scenarios throughout the lifecycle of subsea systems, supporting decisions on the continued operation of active offshore infrastructure and the planning of interventions for assets reaching the end of their operational life.
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