Brazilian company OceanPact, a specialist in offshore decommissioning services, has signed a contract worth more than BRL 1 billion (USD 188 million) with Trident Energy.
Project scope
The contract covers the dismantling of subsea infrastructure from production systems on platforms P-07, P-12, and P-15 in the Campos Basin. Work is scheduled to begin in the first quarter of 2026 and is expected to last up to three years.
Resources and work phases
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Deployment of ROV support vessels (RSVs) from OceanPact’s fleet.
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Detailed engineering design and seabed mapping.
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Removal of flexible pipelines and subsea equipment using ROVs.
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Cutting and disconnection of subsea structures.
Environmental commitment
OceanPact will handle both offshore dismantling and onshore disposal, with a strong focus on recycling and promoting a circular economy.
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OceanPact Subsea will be responsible for subsea line and structure removal.
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OceanPact Geo will conduct engineering surveys.
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OceanPact Log will oversee onshore works and final dismantling.
Significance of the contract
This deal strengthens OceanPact’s position as a key player in Brazil’s decommissioning sector, where demand is rising due to the aging offshore infrastructure.
