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Allseas Awards Vallourec Tubular Contract for Petrobras Atapu-2 Development in Santos Basin

By MGN EditorialJuly 24, 2026 at 12:00 PM

French tubular solutions provider Vallourec has secured a new supply contract through Allseas for the Atapu-2 deepwater project, advancing Petrobras' ongoing development of Brazil's prolific Santos Basin.

## Vallourec Wins Tubular Supply Deal for Petrobras Santos Basin Project French tubular solutions specialist Vallourec has been awarded a contract by offshore installation contractor Allseas in connection with Petrobras' Atapu-2 project in Brazil's Santos Basin, according to Offshore Energy. The order underscores continued momentum in Brazil's deepwater oil and gas sector, where Petrobras has been aggressively expanding production capacity across its pre-salt acreage. The Santos Basin, located off the coast of São Paulo state, is home to some of the most significant deepwater hydrocarbon discoveries in the Western Hemisphere, including the Búzios, Tupi, and Atapu fields. The Atapu-2 development represents the next phase of production growth at the Atapu field, which sits within the Transfer of Rights area — a strategically important pre-salt region that Petrobras operates under a distinct regulatory framework following a landmark surplus auction in 2019. Allseas, the Netherlands-headquartered heavy-lift and offshore pipeline contractor, is involved in the subsea infrastructure scope of the project. By placing the order with Vallourec, the contractor is sourcing the high-specification tubular products required for deepwater operations, where pressure, temperature, and corrosion resistance demands are particularly stringent. Vallourec has established a strong foothold in Brazil's offshore energy market, operating local manufacturing facilities that supply premium tubular goods — including risers, casing, and tubing — to major deepwater projects. The company's presence in-country aligns with Petrobras' local content requirements, a key consideration in Brazilian upstream contracting. The contract award reflects broader industry confidence in Brazil's deepwater investment cycle. Petrobras has outlined ambitious production targets in its strategic plan, with pre-salt output expected to drive the majority of its growth through the end of the decade. Further details regarding the contract value and delivery schedule were not disclosed at the time of reporting. *Source: Offshore Energy*
#Vallourec#Allseas#Petrobras#Santos Basin#deepwater#tubular products#Brazil offshore#pre-salt#Atapu-2#offshore contracts

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