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Thursday, July 26, 2018
Saipem has been awarded a number of onshore E&C contracts in around the globe, including Nigeria. The combined contracts are worth an estimated $800 million.
The contracts are in Saudi Arabia, Serbia, Mexico, Iraq and Nigeria.
In Nigeria, through a JV with Chiyoda and Daewoo, of which Saipem is leader, a FEED contract has been awarded by Nigeria LNG. The contract also entails the preparation of the EPC proposal for the NLNG T7, related to the expansion of the existing LNG plant situated on Bonny Island.
Saipem has been awarded a contract in Saudi Arabia by the national oil company Saudi Aramco for procurement and construction in relation to the South Gas Compression Plant Pipelines project for the development of the Haradh gas plant (HdGP). In Iraq the contract is from ExxonMobil for the DS6 project for the debottlenecking of the West Qurna field.
In Mexico, through its subsidiary Saimexicana, it was awarded a contract by Pemex for works in the ‘Miguel Hidalgo’ refinery. Finally, Saipem has been awarded a contract for engineering services and the acquisition of permits for construction work in relation to the laying of pipes for the transportation of the gas to Serbia.
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