Worley has secured a five-year agreement among 11 contractors selected by Aramco to support major Saudi projects, delivering energy infrastructure, consultancy services, and digital solutions across engineering, construction, and talent development.
Almar Water Solutions, a part of Jameel Environmental Services and a global leader in water infrastructure development and services, has secured a $940 million contract from Saudi oil giant Aramco to expand its Zuluf Water Treatment Project, thus increasing its treatment capacity to 308,000 cu m/day.
Jasara Program Management Company, a Saudi PIF venture, has entered into an agreement with Diriyah Company to provide project and construction management services for Royal Diriyah Opera House and Grand Mosque as well as other key projects centered around the grand avenue in Diriyah.
Ampo Arabia has secured the largest order in its history, winning a contract from C.A.T. Group to manufacture up to 1,200 engineered valves locally for Aramco’s Zuluf offshore expansion, supporting Saudi Arabia’s energy growth and localisation goals.
Spanish intelligent infrared technology company Sensia has been selected by Aramco as a supplier partner to support smart asset monitoring, emissions management and industrial digitalisation across Aramco’s global operations.
Ampo Poyam Valves has been selected to supply 180 large-sized engineered gate valves, including 148 cryogenic service gate valves, for Saudi Aramco’s Riyas NGL Fractionation Trains project in Jubail, Saudi Arabia.
King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra), an initiative of Saudi oil giant Aramco, has obtained platinum certification for the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) in the Operations and Maintenance category from the US Green Building Council (USGBC).
Arabian Pipes Company (APC) has announced that it has secured a key contract from Saudi oil giant Aramco for the manufacturing, coating and supply of steel pipes for one of its projects. The entire work will be completed within a eight-month period.
Italian construction giant Webuild has announced that operations have begun at a new water treatment facility built by one of its subsidiaries for oil giant Aramco’s offshore Zuluf oilfield in eastern Saudi Arabia. At full capacity, the new plant will be able to treat 185,000 cu m of water per day.
Halliburton has won a multi-year contract from Saudi oil giant Aramco to deliver integrated stimulation and completion services for unconventional gas development in the kingdom. It builds on the US energy company’s established portfolio backing Aramco’s unconventional programme.
