Scheme part of Bahrains programme to increase gas processing capacity
Bahrain has received three bids from companies vying to build a new gas plant in the kingdom.
According to the countrys national tender board, Bahrain National Gas Company (Banagas) received bids from:
- Netherlands-based CB&I,
- Japans JGC Corporation and
- French group Technip
All three companies are thought to have completed a front-end engineering & design (feed) study for the plant and have now bid for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) phase.
The plant is part of a series of projects to expand gas processing capacity in Bahrain over the next three to five years.
Last month, UK-based Petrofac was awarded contract by Bahrains Tatweer Petroleum to build a gas dehydration facility in the country.
Petrofac says the 500 million cubic feet a day (cf/d) facility will process gas produced from the Bahrain field.
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