FMC Technologies has clinched a $75million (£55million) deal with Petrobras to engineer and manufacture four subsea manifolds and controls for its Roncador Module III project.
FMC’s scope of supply consists of two six-slot subsea manifolds to distribute gas-lift injection to 12 wells.
These manifolds will also contain 12 subsea control modules that will provide electrohydraulic functions to operate the manifolds and subsea trees.
Further, the company will supply two additional manifolds for water injection that will utilise FMC’s proprietary All-Electric actuators for the operation of the chokes.
The equipment will be engineered and manufactured at FMC Technologies’ facility in Rio de Janeiro, with deliveries expected to start in 2010.
FMC has manufactured systems for Petrobras’s Roncador field since 1999.