JEDDAH: Saudi Aramco has signed two engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI) contracts with India’s L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering (LTHE) in consortium with Emas Chiyoda Subsea.
The first contract is to supply and install four wellhead decks in the Safaniya field.
The consortium will upgrade 17 platforms in various offshore fields in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Saudi Arabia under the second deal.
The consortium is poised to remain a substantial service provider to Aramco and participate in the development of capabilities in Saudi Arabia over the long term, a statement from L&T said.
Subramanian Sarma, L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering’s managing director and CEO, said: “We are delighted with the new awards. It is an opportunity for Aramco to benefit from our flagship facility at Hazira as the center of fabrication of the four decks in one of the contracts.”
He added: “It is also an opportunity for our consortium to build in-Kingdom skills and capabilities to deliver the Brownfield work in the other project.”
Sarma said: “The Hasbah Offshore Gas Increment Project, which is a part of the Fadhili Gas Plant, is progressing well and in accordance with the plan. The consortium is committed to a long-term participation in Saudi Aramco’s projects.”
The first contract is to supply and install four wellhead decks in the Safaniya field.
The consortium will upgrade 17 platforms in various offshore fields in the Arabian Sea off the coast of Saudi Arabia under the second deal.
The consortium is poised to remain a substantial service provider to Aramco and participate in the development of capabilities in Saudi Arabia over the long term, a statement from L&T said.
Subramanian Sarma, L&T Hydrocarbon Engineering’s managing director and CEO, said: “We are delighted with the new awards. It is an opportunity for Aramco to benefit from our flagship facility at Hazira as the center of fabrication of the four decks in one of the contracts.”
He added: “It is also an opportunity for our consortium to build in-Kingdom skills and capabilities to deliver the Brownfield work in the other project.”
Sarma said: “The Hasbah Offshore Gas Increment Project, which is a part of the Fadhili Gas Plant, is progressing well and in accordance with the plan. The consortium is committed to a long-term participation in Saudi Aramco’s projects.”
