Bourbon offshore Maritima S.A

Ship Owners

Bourbon Offshore Marítima S.A. is a well-established subsidiary of the Bourbon Group, a global leader in offshore oil and gas marine services. Based in Brazil, Bourbon Offshore Marítima specializes in a wide range of market segments, providing comprehensive maritime services tailored to meet the strenuous demands of the offshore oil and gas industry.

Core Services

Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) Vessels: These are used to handle anchors for oil rigs, tow them to location, and anchor them up. They are also used to transport supplies and equipment to and from offshore drilling rigs.

Platform Supply Vessels (PSVs): These vessels are tasked with transporting critical supplies, including drilling mud, cement, diesel fuel, potable and non-potable water, chemicals, and other essential equipment and supplies to and from offshore oil and gas exploration and production platforms.

Subsea Services: Bourbon Offshore Marítima provides advanced subsea services, including the deployment and maintenance of subsea infrastructure. They employ a fleet of subsea vessels equipped with remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) and other specialized equipment.

Crew Boat Services: These vessels are designed for the transportation of crew, materials, and light supplies between shore bases and offshore installations.

Emergency Response and Rescue: Bourbon operates emergency response and rescue vessels (ERRVs) which are critical for ensuring the safety and rapid response in case of emergencies in offshore installations.

Market Presence

Bourbon Offshore Marítima has a significant presence in the Brazilian offshore market, benefitting from the region's prolific oil and gas reserves, particularly in the pre-salt layer of the Santos and Campos Basins. Their operations are aligned with both international and Brazilian regulatory requirements, ensuring the highest standards of safety, environmental protection, and operational efficiency.

Commitments and Values

Safety: Ensuring the highest standards of safety for all personnel and operations.

Innovation: Investing in cutting-edge technology to enhance operational efficiency and capabilities.

Sustainability: Emphasizing environmental protection and sustainable operations.

Training and Development: Promoting the continuous training and development of crew and shore-based staff to maintain operational excellence.

Global Integration

As part of the Bourbon Group, Bourbon Offshore Marítima benefits from the group's extensive global network, which provides a wide range of resources and expertise, enabling them to deliver high-quality services consistently. This global synergy allows Bourbon Offshore Marítima to remain competitive and innovative in an ever-evolving industry landscape.

For more specific and detailed information, it is advisable to visit the company's official website or consult their most recent corporate publications and news releases.

Ships

N.S. LORETO

Supply Vessel | Flag: Brazil | Port: RIO DE JANEIRO

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