Petrofac heeds $105m Kashagan call
UK-based oilfield services outfit Petrofac has bagged a $105 million job with
AgipKCO at the Kashagan development, off Kazakhstan.
The job, which also has options worth a further $10 million, covers the
engineering and procurement work on a fourth sales gas compressor train for
the project's gas and liquefied petroleum gas plant. Debottlenecking
modifications to tranches 1 and 2 of the gas treatment plant are also
involved.
Petrofac said the work is essential to accommodate the extra gas associated
with the processing of the production from the third oil train.
The work will be carried out as an amendment to petrofac's existing gas
treatment plant contract with AgipKCO.
Petrofac’s work to date on the experimental phase of the Kashagan field
development includes engineering, procurement and construction management
for the oil treatment plant, gas and LPG treatment plant and sulphur
treatment plant.
18 April 2008 10:13 GMT
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18 April 2008 10:13 GMT
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