SK Engineering
Boosted by Yanbu, Wasit
Seoul-based SK Engineering which won several sizeable contracts in 2010 and early 2011.
In July the firm won a one of seven contracts given by Saudi Aramco at the Yanbu Export Refinery project, for the construction of a crude unit.
The firm is working under a $427 million project at the 400,000 bpd export refinery facility in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, and the $9.6 billion expansion of the Ruwais refinery in Abu Dhabi, after which Takreer hopes to see its output more than double current capacity of crude oil and condensate. SK’s slice of the deal was valued at $2.12 billion.
In January Saudi Aramco selected SK for two of the four LSTK contracts on offer at the Wasit Gas Program onshore facilities.
The first is for the four huge sulfur recovery units (SRU) and utilities facilities at Wasit, which includes sulfur loading facilities, and related electrical and control systems.
The second was for NGL fractionation, which includes NGL inlet facilities, NGL fractionation facilities, product treating and storage, LT flare and control systems.
SK also won a $34 million contract for communications systems between oil refineries and petrochemical plants in the Dukhan oilfield located 95 kilometres to the west of Doha in Qatar.Â
