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Aramco awards $200m bulk plant upgrade to Suwaidi

by Kevin Baxter on Oct 4, 2009

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A major contract to upgrade 14 bulk fuel plants in the KSA has been awarded by energy giant Saudi Aramco to a local company according to sources close to the project.

Reuters reported that MS Al Suwaidi Industrial Services Co are the successful bidders for the US$200 million contract, which will see storage capacity for Aramco’s oil products increased across the Kingdom.

The contract is a major coup for Suwaidi as other the bidders for the project included industry contracting giants such as Petrofac (UK), Technip (France), Tecnicas Reunidas (Spain) and SK Engineering & Construction (South Korea).

The contract is due to last for 30 months and it is believed that Suwaidi will sub-contract the engineering work to a specialist contractor.

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