OQ8 - Duqm Refinery & Petrochemical Complex - Duqm

Refinery - Overview

Name of Client OQ8

Estimated Budget ($ US) 7,700,000,000

Revised Budget ($ US) 6,000,000,000

Contract Value ($ US) 5,750,000,000

Award Date 2017-Q3

CB&I - Chicago Bridge & Iron Company

Daewoo Engineering & Construction
McDermott International
Main Contractor Petrofac
Saipem
Samsung Engineering Company
Tecnicas Reunidas

Facility Type Petroleum Oil, Refinery

Sector Refining

Status Commissioning

Location Duqm, Oman

Project Start 2006-Q3

End Date 2024-Q1

Last Updated 2023-05-24 07:32:14

Background

The 230,000 barrels per day capacity refinery is part of the government's plans to develop the Duqm area, in which a port and associated
facilities are being built. 65% of crude feedstock for the refinery will be from Kuwait, while the remaining 35% will be supplied by the
Sultanate. The project is done by OQ8 joint venture. Natural gas for the utilities necessary to operate the plant will be supplied via a
pipeline that Oman Gas Company (OGC) is laying from Saih Nihayda in central Oman to the Duqm SEZ. Central Utilities Company (CUC)
will develop and operate Seawater Intake facilities associated to the refinery. Duqm Petroleum Terminal Company (DPTC) will build a
Liquid Jetty to handle ships bringing in crude for processing, and carrying refined fuels and petrochemicals for export markets.

Project Status

Date Status

May 2023 98.1% of the Duqm refinery project is complete. The overall commissioning progress exceeds 66%.

Apr 2023 The project has reached a completion rate of 97.5% with all support units in the refinery already operational.

Apr 2023 The trial operation for the crude oil distillation unit at the refinery has begun. This step paves the way for
operational readiness for all the refinery units. The commercial operation is expected by the end of 2023.

Mar 2023 SANKYU Saudi Arabia has been awarded a contract to provide operation support and logistic services for the
refinery.

Mar 2023 The trial operation is anticipated to begin soon. The refinery is expected to to reach its full production by the
end of 2023.

Dec 2022 Programmes to achieve operational readiness have been launched.

Nov 2022 The Duqm Refinery is scheduled to start commercial operation by the end of 2023.

Oct 2022 The project completion rate currently stands at 95.2%, indicating the approaching of the commissioning stage.

Sep 2022 Installation of Pipeline A, the pipeline within the refinery, is expected to be completed in October 2022. All the
pipes and valves used for the EPC 3 package have been supplied from Italy.

Aug 2022 The project's overall progress as of July 29, 2022 stands at 93.67%.

Jun 2022 Work on the refinery is progressing at a rapid pace. The refinery is now almost 90% complete and is slated for
the commissioning phase launch in Q1 2023.

Apr 2022 The project's overall progress stands at 90%.

Dec 2021 The project has reached an 88% completion rate.

Dec 2021 While the main processing units package is still under construction, the offsites and utility package is heading
towards the pre-commissioning stage.

Dec 2021 The offsite facilities at Ras Markaz are in different stages of completion with some facilities have already been
commissioned and tested.

Oct 2021 The project completion rate has reached 87%. The project start-up has been pushed back to Q1 2023.

Oct 2021 The overall project progress has now crossed the 85% mark.

May 2021 82.4% is the refinery completion rate as of 30 April 2021.

Apr 2021 More than 81% of the project has been completed by the end of March 2021.

Apr 2021 KIP, a shareholder of OQ, announces the possibility of a delay in the completion of the project until 2023 due to
COVID-19.

Mar 2021 79.7% of the Duqm Refinery project is complete.

Feb 2021 TechnipFMC has officially completed its spin-off transaction to create two independent companies,
TechnipFMC and Technip Energies. The midstream and downstream sectors are to be handled by Technip
Energies.

Feb 2021 The implementation rate at the refinery project has so far reached 75%.
Date Status

Jan 2021 The name of the project client DRPIC has been rebranded to the OQ8, a joint venture.

Nov 2020 Construction work on the Duqm Refinery project continues to progress toward completion and the current
overall progress stands at 72%.

Sep 2020 66% of the refinery project has been completed as of 1 August 2020.

Jul 2020 The project is moving as planned with the overall project recently surpassed 60% progress.

Apr 2020 DRPIC has announced the completion of more than 52.4% of the refinery project.

Jan 2020 The overall progress of the project is standing at 45%.

Dec 2019 Galfar has won a $2.3 million civil works contract related to tank foundation for four jet fuel. The contract is
under sub-package A of EPC Package 3 offsite facilities for the refinery.

Dec 2019 Special Technical Services is a subcontractor for the fabrication of 28 Feed Effluent Coolers & Exchangers.

Nov 2019 Works on the project are progressing at a brisk pace and DRPIC have so far completed 40.9% of the project.
8,569 tons of structural steel have been erected and over 122,811 m3 of concrete has been poured.

Sep 2019 More than 27% of the project has been completed. DRPIC will conduct a test run by the end of 2021.

Jul 2019 13% of the construction works have been completed.

Mar 2019 Construction works on all the 3 packages have started.

Dec 2018 The client has announced the financial closure of the project.

Nov 2018 A $4.61 billion multi-source financing has been signed for the project. The facilities are provided by 29 financial
institutions from 13 countries and 3 Export Credit Agencies have provided insurance and guarantees (cover).

Oct 2018 Wood secures a multi million dollar contract to provide 2 Terrace Wall double-fired delayed coker heaters at
the refinery. The contract, to be delivered by Wood’s process and technology specialists based in NJ, is due to
be completed in Q1-2020.

Sep 2018 The detailed design for the 3 packages is underway. Construction will begin before the end of the year.
Negotiations between CCC the JV of Petrofac and Samsung Engineering Company over the construction
contract is also underway.

Aug 2018 Over 70% of funding for the project is from international markets with the marketing is done by one of the
Kuwaiti banks. Contracts have been signed for all logistics services associated with the project through KIPC.

Jun 2018 A notice to proceed (NTP) to the contractors of the three EPC packages formally issued. Contractors will
allocate resources to complete detailed engineering design work at their home offices where they will be joined
by staff from Duqm Refinery.

May 2018 Though the announcement of the groundbreaking, construction work is not expected to begin before October.
The process of obtaining approvals for the construction stage from the governmental authorities is underway
and is expected to complete in 5 months.

May 2018 The joint venture partners, OOC and Kuwait Petroleum International (KPI), are preparing the groundwork for
the development of the petrochemical complex. An award for the design of the petrochemical complex is
expected to be announced in the coming months.

May 2018 McDermott International has completed its merger with Chicago Bridge & Iron Company (CB&I). CB&I is now
known as McDermott.

Apr 2018 The groundbreaking ceremony for the refinery project is scheduled for 26 April. The project will be completed in
42 months (Sep 2022).

Feb 2018 DRPIC announces the official signing of the EPC contract with Samsung Engineering and Petrofac for
Package 2, and the signing of $750 m contract with the JV of Saipem and CB&I for Package 3. The JV of
Daewoo and TR signs the EPC1 contract with DRPIC.

Jan 2018 The engineering work on all the packages is yet to begin.
Date Status

Jan 2018 KPI is considering financing its share of the project with 50% debt and 50% equity. The company will start talks
with international and Kuwaiti banks for $2 b loans. International lenders are expected to contribute to 50% of
the loan.

Jan 2018 KPI confirms its ownershop of a 50% share of the duqm refinery. Construction work will start in the first half of
2018.

Dec 2017 Given its advantageous proximity to the site of the refinery project, Oman Drydock Company (ODC) is keenly
exploring opportunities to offer its fabrication and steelworks services to contractors preparing to launch work
on the Refinery project.

Oct 2017 Wood Group has completed the acquisition of Amec Foster Wheeler. The company is now known as Wood.

Oct 2017 The JV partners of DRPIC announces the delay of the financial closure of the project to May 2018.

Aug 2017 The winners of the EPC contracts are as follows: Package 1 (Main Processing Unit): JV of Daewoo and
Tecnicas Reunidas Package 2 (Offsites and Utilities):JV of Petrofac and Samsung Eng. Co. Package 3:
Saipem International Amec FW wins the PMC contract.

Jul 2017 The name of the selected EPC contractors for all the packages will be revealed by 19 or 20 July and financial
close is expected to be reached by November.

Jun 2017 The awards of the EPC contracts for package 1 and package 2 are not expected before the end of September
due to the project financing difficulties.

May 2017 The preferred bidder for the EPC contract for Packages 1 and 2 are selected. The award of the contracts,
expected by late May, is pending KPI's final investment decision.

Apr 2017 Oman Oil Company and Kuwait Petroleum International signs a 50/50 joint venture to develop the Duqm
Refinery.

Apr 2017 Evaluation of the commercial proposals for the EPC contracts for package 1 (Main Process Units) and package
2 (Offsites and Utilities) is under way. The award of the contracts is delayed to Q3-2017.

Mar 2017 DRPC hires Credit Agricole to advise on fundraising for the refinery project. Credit Agricole will help DRPIC
raising a lone of more than $2 b.

Feb 2017 Contractors submit commercial proposals for the EPC contracts of the Main Process Units and Offsites and
Utilities packages.

Feb 2017 Contractors have until 20 February to submit thier commercial proposals for the Main Process Units and
Offsites and Utilities packages. Construction work will start by late 2017 or by early 2018.

Jan 2017 The bidder for the PMC contract are: - Amec Foster Wheeler - Bechtel - KBR - Technip

Nov 2016 Oman Oil Company expects to sign a memorandum of understanding with Kuwait Petroleum Corporation
(KPC) for a partnership at Duqm refinery on 9 November. The signing of the new partnership MoU comes after
Oman failed to reach an agreement with IPIC.

Oct 2016 DRPIC invites groups to bid for PMC contract to manage the EPC contractors. The groups include: - Amec
Foster Wheeler - Bechtel - Fluor - Technip

Sep 2016 Evaluation of the technical bids is ongoing. The financial bids are due to be opened by Q4-2016, while an
award is anticipated by Q1-2017.

Mar 2016 DRPIC receives bids for the two EPCs contracts from the JVs of: - CB&I BV, CTCI Corp. - Daelim Industrial
Co., Hyundai E&C, Hyundai Eng. Co. - JGC Corp., GS E&C Corp., Saipem - Petrofac, Samsung Eng. Co.,
Chiyoda Corp - TR, Daewoo E&C Co.

Feb 2016 Bids submission deadline for the EPC packages delayed to 21 March.

Jan 2016 DRPIC is due to receive bids for the two EPC contracts by 27 February. DRPIC will name the winning bidders
before the end of the year. The site preparation work for the project is under way to be completed in Q2-2016.

Dec 2015 WoodMac and IHS have been appointed as Market Consultants for the project. Marsh Oman is the project
insurers.
Date Status

Nov 2015 7 pre-qualified applicants, comprise joint ventures, alliances, and sole entities capturing a total of 15
international companies are invited to bid for 2 EPC contracts.

Nov 2015 The larger EPC contract consists of all the equipment and structures required to process the crude oil. The
second contract comprises the associated facilities, utilities, tankage and buildings.

Nov 2015 The per-qualified firms include: - JV of CB&I, CTCI Corp. - JV of JGC Corp., GS Engineering & Construction
Corp., Saipem - JV of SK Daelim Industrial Co., Hyundai E&C, Hyundai Engineering Co - JV of TR , Daewoo
E&C Co.

Nov 2015 The per-qualified firms also include: - JV of Petrofac International,Samsung Engineering Co., Chiyoda Corp. -
Fluor Corp - SK Engineering & Construction Co.

Oct 2015 DRPIC announces a list of the pre-qualified contractors for two main packages of the refinery project. The first
package includes the Main Process Units, while the second package includes the construction of the Offsites
and utilities.

Sep 2015 Completion of the FEED study is pushed back to late 2015 (from April 2015).

May 2015 DRPIC has completed the prequalification process for the EPC contract. A list of the prequalified contractors
will be announced by the end of May. The EPC-ITB will likely be released by the end of 2015.

May 2015 Galfar Engineering & Contracting has been awarded the site preparation work contract. Works on the contract
will start by mid 2015 and finish in mid-2016.

Mar 2015 DRPIC has received prequalification documents for the EPC contract.

Feb 2015 The deadline to submit the pre-qualification documents has been pushed back to 12 March.

Feb 2015 DRPIC has invited firms to prequalify for the EPC contract. Prequalification documents are due on 15
February.

Jan 2015 The winning contractor for the site preparation package has been selected. The award will take place in
February. Works on the FEED is scheduled to be completed by late April.

Nov 2014 SEZAD signed a preliminary usufruct agreement with DRPIC that allows it access and use of the location
selected for the project to carry out field studies, preparatory and clearance works.

Nov 2014 The bids for the site preparation work package have been submitted and DRPIC has shortlisted the preferred
bidders. Questionnaire process was ongoing. The contract will be awarded in early 2015.

Aug 2014 DRPIC has floated a tender for site preparation work. Site preparation work is expected to start in Q1-2015 and
complete during Q1-2016.

Jun 2014 The prequalifying process for the EPC contract is expected to start by Q3-2014. The ITB for the EPC contract
will be floated in Q2-2015 with a contract award expected in Q2-2016. Commissioning of the plant is scheduled
by the end of 2018.

Jun 2014 DRPIC is expected to appoint a civil contractor to prepare the construction site for the refinery by Q1-2015,
with completion slated in 12 months thereafter.

Jun 2014 Allen & Overy is appointed as legal advisor for the project while Credit Agricole-CIB is appointed as financial
advisor.

Mar 2014 The FEED contract was awarded to Foster Wheeler (UK).

Dec 2013 The evaluation of the technical and financial bids for the FEED contract was at the final stage.

Nov 2013 The financial bids for the FEED contract were under evaluation. The bids for the Process Technology were
also under evaluation. The project completion date was pushed back to Q4-18.

Aug 2013 The bids for the FEED contract were submitted. The bidders are: - Bechtel (US) - CB&I Lummus (US) - Foster
Wheeler (US) - KBR (US) - Technip (France)

Jul 2013 The consultancy works for a detailed design of the oil refinery is being carried out.
Date Status

Apr 2013 The FEED pre-qualification process has been completed. The ITB for the FEED contract is scheduled to be
released in mid May 2013.

Nov 2012 The FEED-ITB was delayed to Q1 2013.

Sep 2012 Shaw Group sold its energy and chemical (E&C) division to French Technip for $300 million.

Aug 2012 Shaw group was awarded the PMC contract.

Jul 2012 The PMC contract has been awarded. The PMC contract will be officially signed by 8 August 2012. The FEED-
ITB will be issued by the end of 2012. The EPC-ITB will be issued in Q3 2013.

May 2012 The PMC contract is expected to be awarded by the end of May 2012.

Mar 2012 The PMC-ITB for the refinery was issued.

Sep 2011 It is understood that the feasibility study has been completed and waiting for approval from the authorities then
they will tender for the FEED contract.

Jul 2010 KBC Advanced Technologies Inc is conducting a feasibility for the project. The study will be conducted into 2
phases, a market study on demand for fuel and petrochemical products, and a technical and commercial study
on the feasibility of a new refinery.

Oct 2009 State-owned Oman Oil Company (OOC) and Abu Dhabi\'s International Petroleum Investment Co. (IPIC) have
signed a cooperation agreement to study the feasibility of building a refinery and petrochemicals complex.

Nov 2008 The project was put on hold due to financial reasons.

Feb 2008 The client is in advanced stage of negotiations with two potential foreign partners on the project. The project
has been stalled because of rising EPC costs.

Oct 2007 The feasibility study has been complete and is with the Council of Ministers for approval.

Feb 2007 Invitation to bid for the FEED contract has been released.

Dec 2006 The government was in talks with international companies regarding investing in the project.

Dec 2006 Technology bids have been invited for the residual fluidised catalytic cracker and aromatics units,and are due
by mid February 2007.

Sep 2006 Bids for the feasibility study contract are under evaluation. The bidders are: Fluor Jacobs WorleyParsons

Sep 2006 Jacobs was awarded the contract for the feasibility study, which is expected to be completed by March 2007.

Aug 2006 Companies were invited to submit bids by 1 September 2006 for a contract to conduct the feasibility study. The
invited Companies are: ABB Lummus Global Fluor Foster Wheeler Jacobs Mott MacDonald Technip
WorleyParsons

Contractors

Contract
Pre-Qualified Bidders Awarded
Type

Bechtel Corporation
Bechtel Corporation
KBR
PMC Technip Energies Wood
Technip Energies
Wood
Wood
Contract
Pre-Qualified Bidders Awarded
Type

CB&I - Chicago Bridge &

Iron Company
Chiyoda Corporation
CB&I - Chicago Bridge &
CTCI Corporation
Iron Company
Daelim Industrial Company
Chiyoda Corporation
Daewoo Engineering &
CTCI Corporation
Construction
Daelim Industrial Company
Fluor Corporation CB&I - Chicago Bridge &
Daewoo Engineering &
GS Engineering & Iron Company
Construction
Construction Daewoo Engineering &
GS Engineering &
Hyundai Engineering Construction
Construction
Hyundai Engineering & McDermott International
EPC Hyundai Engineering
Construction Petrofac
Hyundai Engineering &
JGC Saipem
Construction
Maire Tecnimont Samsung Engineering
JGC
McDermott International Company
McDermott International
Petrofac Tecnicas Reunidas
Petrofac
Saipem
Saipem
Samsung Engineering
Samsung Engineering
Company
Company
Sinopec
Tecnicas Reunidas
SK Engineering &
Construction
Tecnicas Reunidas

Bechtel Corporation Bechtel Corporation

CB&I - Chicago Bridge & CB&I - Chicago Bridge &
CB&I - Chicago Bridge &
Iron Company Iron Company
FEED Iron Company
KBR KBR
McDermott International
McDermott International McDermott International
Technip Energies Technip Energies

Sub-Contractors

Contractor Contract Type

STS - Special Technical Services Coolers & Exchangers

HMR Consultants Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Study

KBC Advanced Technologies Inc. Feasibility Study

Credit Agricole Financial Advisor

John Zink Hamworthy Combustion Flare System & Incinerators

Swissboring Geotechnical Studies

Marsh Oman Insurance

Yokogawa Integrated Control System (MOU)

Allen & Overy LLP Legal Consultant

Wood Mackenzie Market Consultant

IHS Market Consultant

 Contractor Contract Type

SANKYU Saudi Arabia Operational Support

Nusail Engineering Consultancy Site Studies

Project Schedules

Project Announced 3Q-2006

Feasibility Study 3Q-2006

On Hold 4Q-2008

PMC ITB 1Q-2012

PMC 3Q-2012

FEED ITB 2Q-2013

FEED 1Q-2014

EPC ITB 1Q-2015

Engineering & Procurement 3Q-2017

Construction 1Q-2019

Commissioning 1Q-2022

Completed 1Q-2024

Project Scope

The 230,000 bpd refinery will be capable to produce the following products:

800,000 tpa of styrene

300,000 bpd of crude oil
1,500,000 million tonnes per annum of polypropylene
2,800,000 million tonnes per annum of aromatics

The overall scope of the refinery includes:

Alkylation unit
Crude distillation unit (CDU)
Vacuum distillation unit (VDU)
Offsites and utilities
Fluid Catalytic Cracker (FCC)
Gas oil recovery column
Desulphurisation unit
LPG sweetening unit
Petrochemical unit
Heavy gasoline sweetening unit
 Propylene recovery unit
Gas oil hydrodesulphurisation unit
Sour water stripping unit
Light gasoline sweetening unit
Hydrogen generation unit
Pipeline for feedstock
Export terminal

The main process units will comprise:

Hydrocracker unit (HCU)

Hydrogen production unit (HPU)
Diesel hydrotreating unit (DHT)
Saturated gas plant (SGP)
LPG treatment unit (LTU)
kerosene treatment unit (KTU)
Sulphur recovery unit (SRU)
Delayed coking unit (DCU)

The scope of work for the feasibility study includes:

Plant configuration
Plot plans
Process streams
Project finance

The site preparation works comprises the excavation and compaction of more than 14 cubic meters of soil.

Project Finance

Duqm Refinery and Petrochemical Industries Company (DRPIC) is the client.

DRPIC is a 50/50 joint venture of:

Oman Oil Company (OOC)

International Petroleum Investment Company (IPIC)

7 November 2016 - Oman Oil Company expects to sign a memorandum of understanding with Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) for a
partnership at Duqm refinery on 9 November.

1 February 2017 - A 50:50 equity joint venture agreement between Oman Oil Company and Kuwait Petroleum International for building
Duqm refinery will be finalised soon. Financial closure is expected by the middle of 2017. 60% of the project finance arrangement will be
equity and 40% will be project finance. The debt will be mostly from international banks and from export credit agencies.

16 March 2017 - DRPC hires Credit Agricole to advise on fundraising for the refinery project. Credit Agricole will help DRPIC raising a loan
of more than $2 b.

10 April 2017 - Oman Oil Company and Kuwait Petroleum International signs a 50/50 joint venture to develop the Duqm Refinery. The
refinery will be 35% financed by the two partners with the remainder, $5b, to be raised from local and international banks. DRPIC is aiming
at reaching a financial closure by the end of 2017.

15 August 2017- Capital expenditure of Duqm Refinery is scaled down to $5.65 billion. The decline in project cost could be due to a fall in
EPC values, following undercutting by competing bidders in the aftermath of the slackness in oil prices and softening of the project contract
market.

28 Jan 2018 - The project now is estimated to cost $8 b.

Kuwait Petroleum International is considering financing its share of the project, $4 b, with 50% debt and 50% equity. The company will start
talks with international and Kuwaiti banks for $2-billion loans to finance the refinery. International lenders are expected to contribute to $1 b
of the loan while the other part of the loan, $1 b, is to come from Kuwaiti financing institutes.

3 Nov 2018 - DRPIC announces the signing of the $4.61 billion multi-sourced project financing. The financing facilities are provided by 29
financial institutions from 13 countries comprise of seven agreements that include:

$1.43 bn International Commercial Facility

$490 million Onshore Commercial Facility
$890 million Islamic Facility
$700 million UKEF Covered Facility
$500 million CESCE Covered Facility
$600 million K-EXIM Covered and K-EXIM Direct Facilities.

Funding from Kuwaiti and Omani banks representing 43% of total debt. The banks providing facilities are National Bank of Kuwait, Kuwait
Finance House, Credit Agricole, Corporate and Investment Bank, KfW IPEX-Bank, Societe Generale, Sumitomo Mitsui Banking
Corporation, Bank Muscat, Boubyan Bank, Banco Santander, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd, BNP Paribas, Commercial Bank of
Kuwait, ICBC, Bank Dhofar, Qatar National Bank, APICORP, Natixis, Standard Chartered Bank, National Bank of Oman, Warba Bank,
Korea Development Bank, Credit Suisse, HSBC, Intesa Sanpaolo, UBI Banca, Ahli United Bank Kuwait, Bank Sohar, and Ahli Bank Oman.

The insurance and guarantees are provided by 3 Export Credit Agencies.

The project main advisers include:

Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank - Financial Adviser

Allen & Overy LLP - Legal Counsel
Latham & Watkins LLP - International Legal Counsel to Lenders

2 Jan 2019 - The Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation (APICORP) has announced a $100 m investment as part of a consortium of
international and regional banks to finance the construction of the refinery, $50m through sharia-compliant and $50 m through conventional
tranche.

January 2021 - The name of the client DRPIC has been rebranded to OQ8.

Key Personnel

Name Designation Company Email Telephone

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Estimating Engineer CB&I
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DRPIC
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Contract Engineer DRPIC
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Senior Project Engineer DRPIC
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Engineering Manager DRPIC
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Project Director DRPIC
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Project Director DRPIC
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Project Engineer DRPIC
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Head of Project Systems DRPIC
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DRPIC
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DRPIC
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DRPIC
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Senior Designer Foster Wheeler
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Foster Wheeler
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Project Manager Jacobs
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Contract Engineer Petrofac
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Contract Manager Petrofac
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Proposals Director Saipem
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Marketing Manager
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Procurement Manager
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Contract Manager Technip E&C Limited
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Project Manager Technip E&C Limited
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Mechanical Engineer Tecnicas Reunidas
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Construction Manager Wood
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Proposals Engineer
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Project Manager Ministry of Oil & Gas
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OOC
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Proposals Engineer Petrofac
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Wood
Only Manager Only Only

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