Petrofac awarded contract in Bahrain
Published by Alfred Hamer,
Editorial Assistant
Oilfield Technology,
Petrofac, an energy services provider, has been awarded a multi-million-dollar, two-year contract by Bapco Upstream W.L.L. (formerly Tatweer Petroleum – Bahrain Field Development Company W.L.L.) (Bapco Upstream), to further enhance its production in Bahrain.
Petrofac will support Bapco Upstream’s production plans, to meet gas demands for the Kingdom, through the delivery of well hook-ups, associated pipelines, and tie-ins for several new wells within the Bahrain Field.
Commenting on the award, Group Chief Executive, Tareq Kawash said: “Having delivered multiple projects for Bapco Upstream over the past decade, this award recognises our engineering and project execution capability.
“Our strong relationships with the local supply chain have ensured the safe and timely delivery of scopes, maintaining the highest standards of quality. We look forward to continuing these partnerships to deliver this critical infrastructure, which underpins the supply of energy to Bahrain.”
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