
A well head platform on the Peregrino field (Photo:Statoil)
The contractâs scope includes offshore services and covers all production processes and equipment except drilling services and introduces a new operating model for the field, as for the first time the company is bundling all these services in one single contract in order to boost integration and simplify the contract management.

PĂĽl Eitrheim, senior vice president,
Development Production International South America and Brazil Country Manager
Wood Group has been operating the two wellhead platforms since 2009 and has supported the Peregrino project throughout its development.
âThe bundling of the contracts will bring significant cost savings to Statoil Brazil, in addition to simplification to our operations. Itâs essential to take the best of what the market can offer to us and further strengthen the relationship with our key suppliersâ, says Jon Arnt Jacobsen, chief procurement officer of Statoil.
About the Peregrino field |
The Peregrino field is Statoil´s first and largest operatorship outside the Norwegian Continental Shelf. It started production on April 2011 and produces today around 90 000 bpd. The field is located 85 kilometers offshore Brazil in the Campos basin at about 100 metres water depth in licenses BMC-7 and BMC-47. Statoil holds 60% ownership and the operatorship of the field and Sinochem the remaining 40%. |