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  1. McDermott International is supporting capital projects for Saudi Aramco.

Tecnimont and CCC secure major contract for Saudi Aramco's Safaniyah project

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What happened

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Tecnimont, an Italian contractor, signed a major construction contract with Saudi Aramco for the Safaniyah Water Injection Project. Tecnimont is responsible for delivering the project, while Consolidated Contractors Company was subcontracted to handle the on-the-ground construction work. This agreement reinforces the collaboration between the two companies on hydrocarbon projects in the Gulf.

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Why it matters

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The project is part of Saudi Aramco’s upstream development program at Safaniyah, the world's largest offshore oil field. Water injection is central to maintaining reservoir pressure and sustaining production at the field. The contract deepens the working relationship between Tecnimont and Consolidated Contractors Company for major oil and gas projects in Saudi Arabia.

McDermott International is also supporting capital projects for Saudi Aramco.

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Who's involved

  • Saudi AramcoSaudi Arabian state-owned petroleum company receiving the project
  • Consolidated Contractors CompanySubcontracted to handle the project execution and construction work
  • TecnimontItalian company delivering the Safaniyah Water Injection Project to Saudi Aramco

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Consolidated Contractors Company could see its revenue increase by securing a major subcontract for Saudi Aramco's critical Safaniyah offshore oil field project.

  • TecnimontSpeculative

    Tecnimont could see its revenue increase by signing the major construction contract with Saudi Aramco for the Safaniyah project.

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