Seagems renews Wärtsilä Lifecycle Agreement to support the reliability and sustainability of its fleet

Technology group Wärtsilä and Seagems, a Brazil-based offshore operator formerly known as Sapura, has renewed and expanded its Lifecycle Agreement to cover its fleet of offshore support vessels. The renewed agreement expands the scope and elevates the strategic partnership and the importance of Wärtsilä’s services, aiming to enhance the reliability and reduce the carbon footprint of the vessels. The order with Wärtsilä was booked in Q3 2025.
The new agreement reflects the maritime industry’s shift toward more collaborative, long-term partnerships and outcome-based service models, as well as a decarbonised future. It also exemplifies how operators are adapting to the latest ways of working: leveraging digital tools, predictive maintenance, and solidifying strategic service partnerships to optimise performance and reduce overall operational costs.
“Over the years, Wärtsilä has delivered high quality, value-adding services to our offshore support vessels. The renewal and expansion of the existing agreement will support our long-term operational goals for these vessels, particularly in enhancing efficiency, reliability and sustainability,” says Ricardo Bicudo, COO – Seagems.
By expanding the scope of the Lifecycle Agreement, Seagems gains direct access to enhanced reliability, operational cost savings, and greater peace of mind for its fleet. The inclusion of upgraded power and control management software, Wärtsilä’s Data Collection Unit with cloud-based services, and remote monitoring will deliver seamless visibility into vessel performance and enables proactive management of maintenance needs.
With Expert Insight – a predictive maintenance solution harnessing real-time vessel data – potential issues can be identified before they impact operations, minimising downtime and unexpected repairs. Within the scope of this agreement, Seagems will also be able to benefit from tailored field services for engines and propulsion systems, ensuring their vessels run smoothly, safely, and sustainably throughout their lifecycle.
“This renewed contract further strengthens our long-standing partnership with Seagems, reflecting confidence in our shared commitment to operational excellence and sustainable growth in the marine sector. Our goal is always to achieve greater operational efficiency, reduced downtime, and enhanced predictability, while also supporting our customers on their journey towards decarbonisation,” says Henrik Wilhelms, Director, Agreement Sales – Wärtsilä Marine.
Seagems’ fleet are specialised for operations such as platform support, supply runs, and subsea services. The fleet is known for its robust design and advanced capabilities, enabling the ships to operate safely and efficiently in challenging offshore environments and are equipped with modern systems to enhance operational reliability and safety.
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