Thirty companies have pre-qualified
State upstream operator Kuwait Oil Company is inviting firms to submit bids on its water injection facility at Marat Minagish in West Kuwait.
Thirty companies have pre-qualified for the main contract. Bids are due to be submitted on 9 April.
The project comprises water injection facility with a capacity of 40,000 barrels of water a day (bw/d) to Managish-Marat reservoir in West Kuwait through 16 injection wells. Australian firm Worley Parsons has been appointed the front end engineering design contractor on the project.
The pre-qualified companies are:
- China Petroleum Engineering & Construction Corporation (China)
- Hyundai Heavy Industries (South Korea)
- Saipem (Italy)
- SK E&C (South Korea)
- ABB (Switzerland)
- Amec Foster Wheeler (UK)
- Daelim (South Korea)
- Consolidated Contractors Company (Lebanon)
- Engineers India Limited (India)
- Daewoo E&C (South Korea)
- Chiyoda Corporation (Japan)
- Joannou & Paraskevaides (Cyprus)
- Tecnicas Reunidas (Spain)
- Techint (Italy)
- Petrofac (UK)
- KBR (US)
- Parsons Corporation (US)
- Technip (France)
- Entrepose Contracting (France)
- Larsen & Toubro (India)
- JGC Corporation (Japan)
- SNC Lavalin (Canada)
- GS Engineering & Construction (South Korea)
- Washington Group (US)
- Air Liquide (France)
- National Petroleum Construction Company (UAE)
- Samsung Engineering (South Korea)
- Tekfen Construction (Turkey)
- Aker Kvaerner (Norway)
- Lurgi Oel Gas Chemie (Germany)
The scope of work includes the following:
- Water injection facility (40,000 bw/d)
- 16 injection wells
- Mobile pig launcher/receiver (2 sets)
- Guard filters
- Evaporation lined pit at satellite manifolds and at water injection wells for draining of pipelines during pigging process
- Piping tie-in works
- Tie-in to existing flare system
- Field manifolds
- Utility systems
- Buildings and shelters
- Infrastructure works
- Electrical systems
- Communication, safety & security systems
- Control systems
- Associated facilities
Kuwait is undertaking significant infrastructure work to support its ambition to produce four million barrels a day of oil by 2020.
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