ADNOC Onshore recently awarded multi-million EPC contracts for Bab and Asab oil field clusters to maintain and sustain crude oil production from the assets. The project, which aims at expanding ADNOC’s oil production capacity, was divided into 5 EPC packages, according to data from DMS Projects.
EPC package awards
Egypt-headquartered contractor Petrojet was awarded the contracts for Packages 1 and 5, totaling a value of $181 million.
Petrojet’s scope of work for Package 1 includes dismantling and reinstatement of existing workover structures, rehabilitation of existing gas production flowlines at Bab, construction of a temporary facility and tie-in of gas producer wells at Bab and Manifa.
Omani contractor Galfar secured $136 million EPC contract for Package 2. The work scope includes the tie-in of 8 new gas producer wells and 5 new gas injector wells and the dismantling and reinstatement of 15 existing workover structures in the Bab field.
Matrix Construction and Arabian Industries were awarded the main contract for Packages 3 and 4 of the project. The contract value for both tenders is $136 million and $63 million respectively.
Package 4 includes tie-in of new gas producer wells and new gas injector wells at Asab along with dismantling and reinstatement of existing workover structures at Bab.
ADNOC Onshore is ADNOC Group’s largest oil-producing subsidiary, accounting for 2 million barrels a day (b/d) of crude output and about 7 billion cubic feet a day of gas production from Abu Dhabi’s onshore hydrocarbon fields. By investing in such projects, ADNOC Onshore supports its parent, ADNOC Group, in expanding its oil production capacity to 5 million b/d by 2027. ADNOC Group currently has a total crude output capacity of 4 million b/d.
