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Home›Green Marine›Brazilian Subsidiary Awarded $7.2 Million Contract
Green Marine

March 30, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Brazilian Subsidiary Awarded $7.2 Million Contract

Unicontrol International Ltda. of Sao Paulo Brazil, a SEA Systems Limited subsidiary, was awarded a CAN$7.2 million contract to provide control and automation systems for an offshore platform owned by Petrobras. The terms of the contract call for Unicontrol to design, procure, fabricate and install

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Unicontrol International Ltda. of Sao Paulo Brazil, a SEA Systems Limited subsidiary, was awarded a CAN$7.2 million contract to provide control and automation systems for an offshore platform owned by Petrobras. The terms of the contract call for Unicontrol to design, procure, fabricate and install the control and automation systems for the Petrobras P-51 FPU (Floating Production Unit).

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