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ing (FPSO) vessel, to be operated on behalf of Petrobras, Brazil's national oil company.
The contract begins immediately and will run until mid-2010.
The P-63 FPSO will develop the Papa Terra heavy oil field in the Campos Basin, offshore Brazil. The field is located about 68 miles off Rio de Janeiro in water depths of up to 3940 feet.
The P-63 FPSO will have about 16 topsides modules with a total weight of over 14 000 metric tons. The topsides facilities include three oil processing modules; one gas compression module; three electrical power generation modules; two water treating and injection modules; one electrical building module; three utilities modules; one flare system module; and two manifold modules.
The FPSO topsides facilities will be designed to process approximately 140 000 barrels per day (BPD) of crude oil, 35 million standard cubic feet per day of gas and 325 000 BPD of produced water. Facilities to inject approximately 340 000 BPD of seawater are also included.
Engineering for the P-63 FPSO topsides will be managed from AMEC's Houston offices, while fabrication and integration will be conducted at QUIP's facility in Rio Grande, Brazil.
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The S$58 million award includes the option for an extension for Fluor and AMEC to undertake the full engineering, procurement and construction management. The Enfield floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) facility -which will come on line in 2006 and will process up to 100 000 barrels