Orpic issues EPCC tender for key facilities
01 August 2015
Oman’s Oil Refineries and Petroleum Industries Company (Orpic) recently floated an EPCC (engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning) tender for its facilities at a refinery near Muscat.
The tender on a call-off basis for the Mina Al Fahal refinery also includes a polypropylene plant and aromatics plant in Sohar and Raysut Terminal in Salalah, said an Oman Observer report.
Orpic’s Muscat-Sohar Products Pipeline (MSPP) and Al Jifinan Terminal project will connect the company’s existing Mina Al Fahal refinery with refineries in Sohar via a new two-way, 290-km, multi-product pipeline valued at $320 million.
“Delivery of Orpic’s MSPP project is in line with our strategic growth plan to revolutionise the way we operate our oil product logistics model — focusing on a higher standard of efficiency, lower costs, eliminating safety and security hazards, improving environmental impacts and serving the sultanate,” Musab Al Mahrouqi, Orpic CEO, said.
- Segment One of Oman rail project a step closer
- Omagine usufruct deal signed
- Largest solar farm to be built
- Salini Impregilo to construct Al Bayt Stadium in Qatar
- Egypt set to launch new Suez canal
- New investors sought for key project
- GCC construction sector sees rise in growth
- Carillion secures Oman contract
- $30m shopping mall to open next year
- ABB secures Qatar contract
- Amlak invites bids for marina redevelopment
- Alba gets go-ahead for new plant
- Sacyr wins Qatar logistics hub deal
- Update
- Siemens wins major Qatar substations contract
- Al Zour refinery to cost $15.85bn
- Orpic issues EPCC tender for key facilities
- Bahrain to revamp major highway
- Reynaers plans major expansion globally
- WSP/Parsons to design highway
- Qatar plans logistics project
