Umbilicals, Cables, Risers & Subsea Pipelines Project - Hail & Ghasha Offshore (Package 1)
Project Overview
 Ref No |
MPP3249-U |
|---|---|
 Country |
Abu Dhabi |
 Total Participant |
11 |
 Ownership Type |
Govt. |
 Status |
Current Project |
 Sectors |
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Timeline Updates
- 06th
JanuaryClient has issued the invitation to bid (ITB) for package 1, covering the main offshore scope of work on the Hail and Ghasha sour gas field development scheme. The technical bid submission date for the package has been set for the third week of September, although that is likely to be extended.
- 06th
JanuaryInternational EPC companies like Engineering for Petroleum & Process Industries, National Petroleum Construction Company, Petrofac, Hyundai Engineering & Construction, McDermott and Saipem SpA received the tender document for the EPC package. Majority of these noted companies have prior experience to work with ADNOC. The deal is expected to be awarded by the end of this year.
- 06th
JanuaryClient has extended the technical bid submission dates until 2 October 2019.
April
16
2024
Tuesday
LAST UPDATED
Important Dates
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Product Information
Name:
- Gas Compression
- Gas Fields
- Gas Pipeline
- Gas Processing
- Gas Well Drilling
- Offshore
- Subsea
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