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    Arabian Industrial Fibers Company plans to expand its PET plant in Yanbu Industrial City, Saudi Arabia. The expansion will increase the plant's PET production capacity to 370,000 tons per year. Uhde provided front-end engineering design services and is the frontrunner to be awarded the $500 million engineering, procurement, and construction contract in Q1 2011. The project is scheduled to be completed in Q1 2014. Bidders recently submitted technical proposals and will submit commercial proposals in mid-December for the EPC contract to expand the PET plant.

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    Arabian Industrial Fibers Company plans to expand its PET plant in Yanbu Industrial City, Saudi Arabia. The expansion will increase the plant's PET production capacity to 370,000 tons per year. Uhde provided front-end engineering design services and is the frontrunner to be awarded the $500 million engineering, procurement, and construction contract in Q1 2011. The project is scheduled to be completed in Q1 2014. Bidders recently submitted technical proposals and will submit commercial proposals in mid-December for the EPC contract to expand the PET plant.

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    Arabian Industrial Fibers Company plans to expand its PET plant in Yanbu Industrial City, Saudi Arabia. The expansion will increase the plant's PET production capacity to 370,000 tons per year. Uhde provided front-end engineering design services and is the frontrunner to be awarded the $500 million engineering, procurement, and construction contract in Q1 2011. The project is scheduled to be completed in Q1 2014. Bidders recently submitted technical proposals and will submit commercial proposals in mid-December for the EPC contract to expand the PET plant.

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    02-Dec-10 Welcome to Zawya

    Thu, Dec 02, 2010, 09:41 GMT

    Projects Monitor
    Covering major construction projects in the Middle East
    » Back to Projects Home
    Updated: 24Nov10

    Ibn Rushd - Yanbu Petrochemicals Complex Phase: SEARCH MIDDLE EAST PROJECTS
    Expansionn - PET Plant Expansion EPC - Bid Submission
    Country : Saudi Arabia C ompletion: Q1 2014
    Project Value : USD 500,000,000
    Sector : Petrochemicals | Olefins & Aromatics
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    Consultant : Uhde (FEED)
    Profile Type : C ontract Package Talk To Zaw ya Analyst

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    Overview Schedule & Bidders Key Contacts

    Owner : Arabian Industrial Fibers Company - Saudi


    Arabia

    Location : Yanbu Industrial City 1, Yanbu , Medina, Saudi


    Arabia

    Contract Type : EPC - Engineering, Procurement, Construction

    Facility Type : PET plant

    Capacity : 370,000 t/y of PET

    Background Arabian Industrial Fibers Company (Ibn Rushd) plans to expand its PET plant at the Ibn Rushd complex in
    Yanbu Industrial City 1, Saudi Arabia.
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    Purified Terephthalic Acid (PTA) will be used as feedstock for the plant.

    Uhde Inventa-Fischer will provide the process technology.

    Uhde is the FEED consultant.

    Expected Events Schedule Contract Phase/Phase Description


    Q1 2011 EPC Contract expected to be awarded
    Q1 2014 Completion Project expected to be completed

    Latest Events On 15 November 2010, bidders submitted their technical proposals for the EPC contract. Uhde is the frontrunner
    for the contract.

    On 15 December 2010, bidders are expected to submit their commercial proposals for the EPC contract.

    In Q1 2011, the EPC contract is expected to be awarded.

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