Halliburton Co. said it has been awarded an integrated services contract with Petrobras for pre-salt development in the Santos Basin on July 31.
The two-year and six month contract will provide drilling and completion services to drive greater efficiency by applying pre-salt expertise and integrating multiple product offerings and technologies.
“We are pleased to win this work and to collaborate with Petrobras to provide a tailored application of Halliburton technology,” Anouar Fraija, vice president of Halliburton Brazil, said. “This contract is a testament to our continuous commitment to safety, superior service quality, and helping operators maximize their asset value.”
Halliburton has an established track record in Brazil’s pre-salt fields, which have some of the most complex wells ever drilled, and require a broad scope of technologies and capabilities to achieve economical and operational success. Halliburton also maintains a technology center in Rio de Janeiro, which serves as a global center of expertise for deepwater innovation and training. The center’s capabilities allow Halliburton to translate offshore knowledge into new technologies that reduce uncertainty and increase efficiency and reliability.
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