Punj Lloyd has secured engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts worth Rs20.7bn ($304m) with Oman Oil Refineries and Petroleum Industries (Orpic) and Oman Gas (OGC).
Under the contract with Orpic, the Indian company will construct a 14" diameter, 300km natural gas liquid (NGL) pipeline, which is part of the company’s $6.4bn Liwa Plastic Industries Complex (LPIC).
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The pipeline will be laid from the New Fahud NGL Plant to the Steam Cracker Unit at Sohar in Oman.
The company will also construct a 32" diameter, 301km gas pipeline for Orpic.
In order to ensure adequate gas supply, Punj Lloyd will construct another 32" diameter pipeline parallel to the existing 32" diameter Fahud – Sohar pipeline for OGC.
This pipeline will supply gas for North Power station.
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By GlobalDataAs part of the contract with OGC, Punj Lloyd will construct block valve and pigging stations.
Punj Lloyd Pipeline & Tankage president and CEO Atul Jain said: "Our past experience of delivering strategic projects in Oman and our prowess in pipelines globally, both stood testament to our capabilities."
Orpic chairman Sultan bin Salim Al Habsi said: "LPIC will enhance the in-country value of products and will provide the necessary material to grow a downstream sector in the Sultanate, with a focus on the plastics industry.
"LPIC will also enhance the contribution of the industrial sector towards domestic production to 9% by 2020 and will create more than 13,000 new employment opportunities for Omanis."
These two awards follow the company’s contract worth Rs27.8bn ($409m) secured with Tanap Dogalgaz Iletim in January 2016 to construct the 459km pipeline for Tanap Gas Pipeline project in Turkey.
