Saipem wins two Saudi offshore oil contracts worth US$1 billion
03 September 2024
Saipem, an Italy-based global provider of engineering and construction services for the energy and infrastructure segments, announced two projects across three offshore oil and gas fields in Saudi Arabia.
Offshore oil platform in the Persian Gulf. (Image: Adobe Stock)
Both involve EPCI (engineering, procurement, construction and installation) work at a total value of US$1 billion, the company said. State-owned energy company Saudi Aramco (also known as Saudi Arabian Oil Company) delivered the contracts under a long-term agreement with Saipem.
Saipem said scope of work under the first contract involves EPCI of three production deck modules (PDM), 33km of subsea rigid 12-in- and 16-in-diameter pipelines and 34km of subsea power cables at Marjan oil and gas field in the Persian Gulf.
The second contract involves EPCI of three jackets, five PDM, 22km of subsea rigid 16-in-diameter pipelines, 5km of subsea flexible pipelines and 35km of subsea power cables at Zuluf and Safaniyah oil fields also in the Persian Gulf.
鈥淭he fabrication related to the projects will be executed at Saipem鈥檚 Saudi fabrication yard, Saipem Taqa Al-Rushaid Fabricators, aiming to increase and develop the capabilities of local industry,鈥 said Saipem.
A timeline for the project was not available.
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