Saipem awarded a new onshore contract in Algeria worth approximately euro 700 million

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31 May 2007

Saipem has been awarded a new onshore contract in Algeria for an oil treatment plant, located in Hassi Messaoud, some 800 kilometres southeast of Alger.

Sonatrach has awarded a consortium composed of Saipem, as leader, and the company Lead Contracting, an EPC contract encompassing the engineering, procurement and construction of a crude oil treatment and stabilisation plant (UBTS, Unité de Traitement du Brut et de sa Stabilisation). The plant will be composed of three trains with a capacity of 100,000 oil barrels per-day each, one maintenance unit, four stocking units of 50,000 cubic meters each and a 45-km pipeline transporting oil, water and gas. Works are expected to last 37 months.

The contract has a total value of approximately euro 950 million, approximately 700 million of which is attributable to Saipem.
The project, aiming to enhance crude quality, as well as to improve safety and production rates, will contribute significantly to the production optimisation programme of Sonatrach’s Hassi Messaoud field, given the extent of the field’s reserves, their quality and the complexity of the reservoirs.

• Saipem awarded a new onshore contract in Algeria worth approximately euro 700 million

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