Winning contractor to build tanks, petrol pumps and substations
Saudi Aramco has delayed the deadline for companies to submit bids to build a $250m bulk plant at Wasea, southeast of Riyadh.
The state-run energy giant has asked contractors to submit bids by 5 December, according to a Saudi-based contractor planning to bid.
The original deadline was 14 November.
Aramco has set a deadline of 29 February 2012 for the successful contractor to complete the plant (MEED 8:10:09).
The plant will handle an increase in petrol, diesel and fuel oil supplies to the region, with capacity to handle 185,000 barrels a day of oil. Saudi firm Dar al-Riyadh is the design contractor on the project.
The winning contractor will build tanks, petrol and diesel-loading pumps, as well as substations, and carry out civil engineering and structural work (MEED 21:8:09).
Companies invited to bid for Wasea plant
- Kentz Group
- Techint
- Nesma & Partners
- Mohammed al-Mojil Group
- Daelim Industrial Company
- JGC Corporation
- SK Engineering & Construction
- Rotary Arabia
- Etec Arabia
- MS al-Suwaidi Industrial Services Company
- MR al-Khathlan for Contracting
- Punj Lloyd
- ISU Engineering
- Sinopec
- Chiyoda Corporation
- Enppi
- SNC Lavalin
- Tekfen
- Technip
- CTCI
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