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Chiyoda CCC Engineering Ltd WINS BROWNFIELD EPC PROJECT IN DAS ISLAND

CCEL WINS BROWNFIELD EPC PROJECT IN DAS ISLAND


Chiyoda CCC Engineering Ltd (CCEL), the Engineering and EPC services company based in Abu Dhabi, signed a multi-million EPC contract with NPCC for Onshore Das Island Brownfield works under Bu Haseer Early Production Scheme.
Bu Haseer Field Early Production Scheme (EPS) is being managed by ADMA-OPCO on behalf of Al-Yasat Petroleum Operations Company, a JV between Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) and China National Petroleum Company International (CNPCI). Earlier in 2016, the National Petroleum Construction Company (NPCC) was given an instruction to proceed with Pre-EPC works for the Bu Haseer EPS.
CCEL will carry out Engineering and Procurement of Onshore Das Island Brownfield works under the EPS. Particularly, CCEL will execute Detailed Engineering of Mechanical, Piping, Civil, Instrumentation and Electrical disciplines. With respect to Procurement, CCEL will procure all the materials that are required for the Das Island Brownfield works. CCEL has subcontracted the complete Construction scope in Das Island to Consolidated Contracting Engineering & Procurement S.A.L. - Offshore (CCEP), part of CCC Group. Overall scope of CCEL under Onshore Das Island shall include following new facilities/tie-in modifications in existing Zakum facilities in Das Island:
  • Piping facilities for incoming pipeline from Well Head Tower-BH1
  • Pipe racks and Process Structures
  • Process, Utility and Flare/Vent/Drain tie-ins
  • New Control systems and existing Control systems modifications
  • Electrical HV cables and Fiber Optic cables
  • Tie-ins in EPS for new HP separator and Scrubber
CCEL commenced engineering works have in December 2016 and EPC project is expected to complete in April 2018.

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