PMC deal inked for Kuwait power project
01 May 2019
Penspen, a leading global provider of engineering and project management services to the energy industry, and its project partner Jassim Qabazard Engineering Consultants (JQEC) have been awarded a £12-million ($15.6 million) construction supervision contract for a power stations rehabilitation project in Kuwait.
As per the three-year contract inked with Kuwait’s Ministry of Electricity and Water (MEW), both Penspen and JQEC, a Kuwaiti multidisciplinary architectural and engineering consulting company, will provide supervision services for five power stations in the country.
The project management consultancy (PMC) contract will be valid for a duration of three years, said Penspen.
Penspen’s team will be responsible for the management and administration of the procurement and construction contractors for the Suwaikh, Subiya, Doha West, Az Zour and Al Kheiran power stations.
The procurement and construction contractors’ scope includes residual engineering, detailed engineering (based on requirement), procurement and construction through to the commissioning stages of the power stations.
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