JUNE/29/2018
SAN DONATO MILANESE, Italy – Saipem, in a consortium with Petroleum Marine Services (PMS), has won a contract to provide life of field operations for Petrobel’s deepwater Zohr gas field development in the Egyptian sector of the Mediterranean Sea.
Operations will be managed from PMS’ DP-2 vessel Ahmed Fadel, with Saipem subsidiary Sonsub performing subsea equipment management and servicing.
Stefano Porcari, director of operations of Saipem’s Offshore E&C division, said: “This contract confirms Saipem’s leadership position…as a provider of global offshore solutions, from concept to end-of-life of a subsea field.”
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Sunday, March 13, 2016
Petroleum marine services provider PMS wins 4 bids in Egypt - AMWAL ALGHAD / ZAWYA
By Mahmoud Shaaban, 13 March 2016
Egypt-based Petroleum Marine Services Company (PMS) won executing four large projects including the expansion project of the third basin in Ain Sukhna port for Armed Forces Engineering Authority.
Chairman El-Sayed El-Badawi stated Sunday that PMS is to execute the developmental project of platform Amal C for PICO International Petroleum (PIP), Egypt's largest private sector oil and gas company.
The third project is establishing shipping services for propylene and polypropylene for the Egyptian Propylene and Polypropylene Company (EPPC).
El-Badawi stated that PMS also won the developmental project of HH and NAO fields of the General Petroleum Company (GPC).
Egypt-based Petroleum Marine Services Company (PMS) won executing four large projects including the expansion project of the third basin in Ain Sukhna port for Armed Forces Engineering Authority.
Chairman El-Sayed El-Badawi stated Sunday that PMS is to execute the developmental project of platform Amal C for PICO International Petroleum (PIP), Egypt's largest private sector oil and gas company.
The third project is establishing shipping services for propylene and polypropylene for the Egyptian Propylene and Polypropylene Company (EPPC).
El-Badawi stated that PMS also won the developmental project of HH and NAO fields of the General Petroleum Company (GPC).
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