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By Westhon MediaNovember 11, 2026 at 01:56 PM2 min read
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- DOF SECURES SEVEN-YEAR CSV CONTRACT AND EXTENDS SKANDI CONSTRUCTOR
DOF Group has secured a new seven-year contract for one of its smaller construction support vessels, including ROV services, adding approximately US$110 million to the company’s backlog.
The company has not disclosed the vessel, client or operating region associated with the new award.
Separately, an extension option has been exercised for the CSV Skandi Constructor, extending its current contract until April 2028.
DOF classifies the extension as Substantial, representing a value between US$25 million and US$50 million.
- MONJASA ACQUIRES FIVE PRODUCT TANKERS IN LARGEST-EVER TONNAGE DEAL
Monjasa has acquired five sister product tankers from German shipowner Bernhard Schulte in the largest single tonnage acquisition in the company’s history.
Each vessel has a deadweight capacity of 16,621 tonnes. Monjasa Tracer, Monjasa Tuner, Monjasa Twister and Monjasa Tracker have already been delivered and deployed across West Africa and Northwest Europe.
The fifth vessel, Monjasa Trigger, is scheduled for delivery by the end of November 2026.
The acquisition brings Monjasa’s fleet to 20 owned tankers, complemented by approximately 10 vessels on time charter, and is expected to strengthen the company’s marine fuel supply activities, particularly in West Africa.
- BRAVA STARTS DRILLING CAMPAIGN AT ATLANTA FIELD
Brava Energia has started drilling the first of two new production wells at the Atlanta Field in the Santos Basin after mobilizing the Lone Star rig from Papa-Terra.
The campaign covers ATL-9H and ATL-10H and follows the completion of drilling activities on PPT-52 and PPT-53 at Papa-Terra.
The new Atlanta wells are expected to be connected during the first half of 2027, with first oil targeted for the second quarter.
Atlanta produced an average of 31,900 boe/d on a 100% working-interest basis in the third quarter. Brava operates the field with an 80% interest.
This article was produced by Westhon Media for One Energy News.