The
estimated
$300
million
contract
is
expected
to
be
awarded
by
the
end
of
2012.
The
US
supermajor
has
also
issued
a
tender
for
flow-line
stations.
The
plant
will
help
raise
processing
capacity
from
West
Qurna-1
from
the
current
level
of
about
400,000
bpd.
Bidders
include
an
alliance
of
the
UK’s
Petrofac
and
Athens-based
Consolidated
Contractors
Company
(CCC),
and
a
joint
venture
of
Dubai-based
Dome
International
and
UK-listed
Kentz.
ExxonMobil
and
partner
Shell
were
quick
to
raise
production
from
West
Qurna-1
after
winning
a
technical
service
agreement
in
2009
when
the
field
was
pumping…
