Saudi Aramco has initiated the tendering process for upgrading the infrastructure on its existing offshore oil and gas field developments.

Saudi Aramco has started a major tendering process involving its long-term agreement (LTA) pool of offshore contractors to execute vital brownfield works to upgrade infrastructure at its strategic offshore oil and gas field developments.

Aramco issued eight offshore work tenders through its contracts release and purchase order (CRPO) system to its LTA contractors ‘on different dates in October’, sources told MEED.

The eight CRPO tenders are estimated to be worth over $2bn.

Through these offshore structure refurbishment and modification works, Aramco intends to maintain and enhance the oil and gas production capacity of its crucial Safaniya, Manifa, Marjan and Abu Safah field developments.

The eight new CRPO tenders, their brief scope of work and bid submission dates are as follows:

Contractors have been set various dates in November to submit bids for the CRPOs, one source said.

Aramco’s LTA pool of offshore service providers comprises:

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