AMB-Hertel awarded insulation contract for Ruwais Refinery Expansion Project
AMB-Hertel has been awarded insulation and scaffolding contract by Samsung Engineering for the Abu Dhabi Oil Refinery Company (TAKREER) US$ 2.7 billion Ruwais Refinery Expansion Project.
The two-year contract covers more than 180,000m2 and includes the process, desalination and waste water treatment areas, as well as providing insulation and scaffolding services needed to link the new areas with the existing Ruwais Refinery Plant.
The work for utilities and offsite is one of eight packages to be awarded for the project.
AMB-Hertel has previously worked with Samsung Engineering on the Borouge-2 project.
Raghu Veer Singh, Hertel’s Regional Business Development Manager, said: “AMB-Hertel prides itself on being able to find bespoke solutions for clients. Being awarded this contract is a testament to that approach and of the reliable performance we have previously provided for Samsung Engineering.”
John Potts, Regional Board Director Hertel Middle East, emphasised the value of partnering with Samsung Engineering, “With the competitive nature of this sector, we are proud to be associated with Samsung Engineering again. We value the trust they have shown in awarding AMB-Hertel with this prestigious contract and our focus on safety, quality and efficiency are not only core elements of our business in the Middle East but something we share with Samsung Engineering.”
Wednesday 10th of November 2010, 03:54:43 PM GMT
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