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Expro’s New Subsea Contract with Petrobras

2010-09-15
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International oilfield service company Expro announced its Latin America Connectors & Measurements team has been awarded a new master service agreement (MSA) from Petrobrás for subsea electrical systems. As part of the contract, over three years, Expro will provide on-site field support for Petrobrás

The MSA will run until June 2013 and will cover Brazil. Expro’s subsea connection systems provide the ultimate in reliability for communications in deepwater developments. The Tronic product name is recognised throughout the global oil and gas industry as leading in the design, manufacturing and installation of reliable subsea mateable electrical and optical connection systems.

 

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