KBR Awarded PMC for FEED Phase of Integrated Gas
Development Project

KBR has been awarded two contracts by Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) affiliates Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Limited (GASCO) and Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company (ADMA-OPCO) to provide program management for the onshore and offshore portions respectively of the Integrated Gas Development Project located near Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. These services will be provided through KBR's Leatherhead and Houston offices for the onshore and offshore packages respectively. The contract has an approximate value of $30 million and a client overall program cost of $5 billion.

The prime objective of the project is to transfer an additional 500 MMscfd of HP gas from a new offshore platform at Umm Shaif to a new onshore gas processing facility at Habshan through Das Island. The produced gas will be initially processed in the ADMA-OPCO facilities at Umm Shaif and then sent to Das Island. The gas and associated liquids will be then further processed at the new GASCO facilities at Habshan and Ruwais.

"KBR's ability to integrate onshore and offshore expertise combined with the skilled personnel in our Leatherhead and Houston offices will give GASCO and ADMA-OPCO the capabilities they need to fulfill the scope of work for the IGD project," said John Rose, executive vice president, KBR. "KBR is pleased to showcase our capabilities relative to this project and look forward to upholding KBR's standard of excellence relative to project execution and completion."

Project work started in mid-April and is expected to require approximately 130,000 work hours. The contract has options to extend to cover project management for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) tendering phase and to cover the overall EPC execution phase.

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Posted 31/05/07

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