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  • Open Tenders

    Open Tenders

    An updated opportunity was released within Petrobras’ ongoing offshore tenders. Below are the latest changes monitored by WSB Advisors.

    What has changed?

    – Petrobras at least 1x FSC 25: Opportunity 7004490721 released January 13th, 2026.

    What else is happening?

    – Spliethoff started a new offshore project in Brazil for Saipem with the arrival of m/v Brouwersgracht and m/v Bloemgracht. Both vessels cleared in Rio de Janeiro and are heading to Guarujá to commence operations on the Raia Project, involving the supply of approximately 200 km of pipeline.

    – Compagnie Maritime Monégasque (CMM) renewed the charter of the Fast Oil Spill Response Vessel CMM Velocity with Petrobras for an additional four years. The vessel remains dedicated to environmental emergency response and oil spill prevention, with the renewed contract also including the use of drones for monitoring potential spill incidents.

  • Open Tenders & More

    Open Tenders & More

    By Maria Eduarda Camba

    Dear All,

    WSB is pleased to provide an update on the current long-term tenders that are open to offer.

    Open tenders:

    What has changed?

    • Transpetro Acquisition of 18x Barges and 18x Pushers: Opportunity 7004521370 new deadline December 12th, 2025.

    What else is happening?

    • Petrobras cancels three tenders:At least 1x LH — Opportunity 7004497614
      At least 1x FSV — Opportunity 7004492292
      At least 1x LH — Opportunity 7004484466
    • CMM Offshore expands its presence as EBN,scoring vessel management contractsfor two Heavy Lifters to be employed in the Raia Project, in a partnership with Saipem and Equinor.
  • Petrobras SOV BID

    Petrobras SOV BID

    Petrobras has released the commercial ranking of the bid to charter up to six Service Operation Vessels (SOVs), under Opportunity 7004478234, which has been open for three months. Bidders in general submitted competitive offers, with Solstad taking the lead in Lot A. Another highlight is CMM’s Norwind Storm. Although positioned to be awarded, the vessel is already committed to another Petrobras SOV tender. In Lot B, Posidonia stood out with the Pelagic Walu, offering a daily rate below USD 69,000.

    Lot A covers up to three SOVs with delivery expected by June 2026, while Lot B includes up to six SOVs with delivery expected by September 2026. However, three of the vessels in Lot B will only be contracted if Lot A is not awarded in full.

    To qualify, vessels must provide accommodation for at least 60 people, be equipped with DP2 capability, a gangway and a 200 m² deck area, among other requirements.

    Stay informed on key offshore developments — visit wsb-one.com, our data platform trusted by leading offshore companies.

  • OSRV bid

    OSRV bid

    Petrobras has released a classification bid result to charter up to two OSRV-105 vessels for a four-year contract.

    Compagnie Maritime Monégasque (CMM) stands out in the process, competing with two vessels, Celerity and TBN. Camorim Serviços Marítimos follows in second place with D Hilda.

    For more details, check the image or contact comercial@cms.oneenergynews.com.

  • Brazilian shipyards: exciting news

    Brazilian shipyards: exciting news

    By Rafael Bortoloti

    The week took off with exciting news for brazilian shipyards. Petrobras awarded contracts to CMM and Starnav in the bid for the construction and chartering of up to 10 OSRV vessels (Opportunity number 7004306735) with a 5,000t DWT, launched last year.

    CMM will oversee the construction of six vessels, to be built at the Enseada shipyard. On the other hand, Starnav will, as expected, utilize Detroit for the fabrication of the remaining four OSRVs.

    There are also new developments from Transpetro regarding the tender for the construction and chartering of four handy-size tankers (15-18k DWT).

    Curious to learn more? Stay updated through our social media channels.

  • Cobeia starts operations for Perenco

    Cobeia starts operations for Perenco

    Cobeia, a multi-purpose supply vessel recently arrived in Brazil through a partnership between Shipowner CMM and Perenco, has officially started operations for the Independent Oil Company. After going through a few specific adaptations, Cobeia is now engaged in support activities for the development of the Pargo Cluster, including installation of three new pipelines and starting the operation of the new FSO Pargo. She will also compose Pargo’s Environmental Emergency Plan as an Oil Spill Response Vessel (OSRV). The vessel was further engaged in some jobs for Perenco in West Africa, before heading to Brazilian waters. Cobeia is yet another supply vessel to find long term work in Brazil under a foreign flag, indicating the high utilization and low availability of similar national tonnage.