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Sample #1   -   New Project

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Project Name South Corniche Scheme Development

Territory Saudi Arabia

Client Omar Kassem Alesayi Group (Saudi Arabia)

Description
Carrying out development of the South Corniche scheme, involving construction of residential, commercial and recreational facilities along the waterfront.

Budget ($)

Tender Cost ($)

Post Date June 12, 2005
Invitation Date

Closing Date

Status Completed Project

Remarks
May 02, 2006
This project has been affectively completed.
June 12, 2005
This project will be developed 40 kilometres south of Jeddah. The scheme is being implemented by local property developer Saudi Real Estate Development Company (SREDCO), a wholly owned subsidiary of Alesayi Group of Companies. The facilities will be built along four kilometres of waterfront. A tender for the main construction works is due late this year. Site preparations, rock filling and shore protection works are underway. US' V3 Consultants is the consultant.

Main Consultant V3 Consultants (USA)

Tender Categories Housing Projects
Leisure

Sample #2   -   Current Project

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Project Name Refinery Upgrade Project-7 (Continued)-2

Territory Saudi Arabia

Client Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco)

Description
Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to carry out upgrading works of a 400,000-barrel-a-day (b/d) refinery, as well as the construction of a major petrochemicals complex, including a world-scale ethane cracker.

Budget ($)
9900000000

Tender Cost ($)

Post Date May 3, 2005
Invitation Date

Closing Date

Status Current Project

Remarks
July 13, 2005
Continued in MPP569-SA/4.
June 30, 2005
Three companies submitted bids on June 10, 2005 for the contract to build a storage tank farm under this scheme. They include France's Entrepose, with Malaysia's KNM Process Systems; UK's Whessoe Oil & Gas; and Italy's Saipem. Called utilities and off-sites (U&O) package 2, the EPCC contract calls for construction of (32) storage tanks, with capacities ranging from 2,700-33,000 cubic metres, designed for different types of petroleum and petrochemical products.
May 26, 2005
Bids have been submitted for the three main packages on this project. Three contractors have bid for the first of two packages, which are both worth $500 million-$600 million and cover the expansion of Rabigh refinery by 80,000 b/d. They are Paris-based Technip, Spain's Tecnicas Reunidas and Canada's SNC Lavalin. The EPCC contract calls for installation of a vacuum distillation unit, two vacuum gas oil hydro-treaters, a hydrogen plant and two flue gas de-sulphurisation (FGD) units. Bidders for the second refinery package include Taiwan's CTCI, SNC Lavalin, Technip and Tecnicas Reunidas. Four contractors have also submitted bids for the first utilities and off-sites (U&O) package. The EPCC bidders are Japan's Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries (IHI), Italy's Saipem, Italy-based Techint and SNC Lavalin. Bid deadline for the second U&O package has been extended by two weeks until mid-June 2005. Four groups have pre-qualified to bid for the contract. They are France's Entrepose, with Malaysia's KNM Process Systems; US-based Chicago Bridge & Iron (CB&I); UK's Whessoe Oil & Gas; and Saipem. Bid documents are due to be released soon for the estimated $150 million-$200 million contract to build parallel ethane and butane pipelines over a distance of 212 kilometres between the Rabigh complex and the existing Yanbu NGL facility. At least five firms have pre-qualified to bid for the contract.
May 03, 2005
Continued from MPP569-SA/2.
The client has released invitation to bid (ITB) documents for the utilities and off-sites package on this scheme. The package is estimated to be worth $300 million-$400 million. It calls for the construction of seawater intake and cooling water pumping systems, an air separation unit, a compressed air system, a reverse osmosis (RO) water system, a sulphur forming unit, a wastewater plant and related infrastructure, including a berth and jetty. The deadline for submission of bids has been set at May 11, 2005. The contract, which will be carried out on an EPCC basis, is due to be awarded in the third quarter of 2005.

Specialist Consultant-1 Shaw International (Dubai)
Project Manager Foster Wheeler Arabia (Saudi Arabia)
Financial Consultant Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (Japan)
FEED Consultant Foster Wheeler Arabia (Saudi Arabia)
Main Contractor Tecnicas Reunidas S.A (Spain)
Sub-Contractor Techint (Saudi Arabia)
Specialist Contractor(1) Stone & Webster International Inc. (Bahrain)
Specialist Contractor(2) Whessoe Oil & Gas Limited (UK)
FEED Contractor JGC Arabia Ltd. (Saudi Arabia)
Specialist Contractor(3) Foster Wheeler Arabia (Saudi Arabia)
Specialist Contractor(4) Tekfen Holding A.S. (Turkey)
Main Contractor(1) JGC Arabia Ltd. (Saudi Arabia)

Tender Categories Hydrocarbon Processing, Storage & Distribution
Industrial & Special Projects
Oilfield Development

Sample #3   -   Current Project

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Project Name Mixed Feedstock Cracker Project

Territory Saudi Arabia

Client Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC)

Description
Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to build a major mixed feedstock cracker at a planned green-field olefins complex.

Budget ($)
5000000000

Tender Cost ($)

Post Date January 20, 2005
Invitation Date

Closing Date April 16, 2005

Status Current Project

Remarks
July 09, 2005
Continued in MPP1017-SA/1.
June 30, 2005
Contenders for the EPC contract covering construction of the 400,000-tonne-a-year (t/y) linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) unit and the 350,000-t/y polypropylene (PP) unit are understood to be Oslo-based Aker Kaverner, Germany's Linde and Italy's Snamprogetti. The three bidders for the 700,000-t/y ethylene glycol (EG) unit are Linde, South Korea's Samsung Engineering Company and Japan's Toyo Engineering Corporation.
June 16, 2005
US' Fluor Corporation has been awarded a 34-month contract to carry out the off-sites and utilities package on this project. The package, valued at $650 million-$700 million, is the second major contract after the cracker, to be awarded on the scheme. The contract will be implemented on an engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) basis. The package involves supply and installation of power, fuel, chilled water, steam and potable water systems, as well as storage tanks.
June 06, 2005
The client has signed a letter of intent (LoI) with the Italian office of Paris-based Technip to carry out this scheme. ABN Amro, with Saudi Hollandi Bank, has been appointed financial adviser.
April 10, 2005
The client is understood to have asked technology-and-EPC bidders to submit revised bids for the main contract. Five groups of companies originally participated in the tender. They are: US-based ABB, with Italy's Snamprogetti; US-based Kellogg Brown & Root, with Japan's Chiyoda Corporation; Germany's Linde, with South Korea's Samsung Corporation; US-based Shaw International, with Spain's Tecnicas Reunidas; and Paris-based Technip.
January 20, 2005
This mixed feedstock cracker will be built at the planned green-field olefins complex at Yanbu. Bidders for the technology-cum-EPC contract, known as YanSab, are US' ABB Lummus Global, with Italy's Snamprogetti; US-based Shaw International, with Spain's Tecnicas Reunidas; US-based Kellogg Brown & Root, with Japan's Chiyoda Corporation; Germany's Linde, with South Korea's Samsung Engineering Corporation; and Paris-based Technip. A contract is expected to be awarded in two months. US-based Foster Wheeler is the project management consultancy (PMC) services contractor. Five teams have shown interest for the financial advisory mandate.

Project Manager Foster Wheeler Arabia (Saudi Arabia)
Financial Consultant ABN Amro Bank N.V. (Netherlands)
Financial Consultant-1 Saudi Hollandi Bank - SHB (Saudi Arabia)
Main Contractor Technip (Saudi Arabia)
Sub-Contractor Toyo Engineering Corporation (Japan)
Specialist Contractor(1) Fluor Daniel (Saudi Arabia)
Specialist Contractor(2) Aker Kvaerner ASA (Norway)
FEED Contractor Uhde GmbH (Germany)
Specialist Contractor(3) Sinopec Corporation (China)
Specialist Contractor(4) Macchi S.p.A (Italy)
Main Contractor(1) Shaw Group Inc. (USA)

Tender Categories Industrial & Special Projects

Sample #4   -   Tender Supply

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Project Name Computer Equipment-37

Territory Saudi Arabia

Client General Directorate of Investigation (Saudi Arabia)

Description
Supply of equipment, printers, links and spare parts for computers.

Budget ($)

Tender Cost ($)
800

Post Date April 24, 2005
Invitation Date

Closing Date May 29, 2005

Status Completed Tenders

Remarks
Tender no. 141
Documents for this tender can be obtained from:
Tender Section
General Directorate of Investigation
P.O. Box 2933, Airport Road,
Riyadh 11134
Saudi Arabia
Tel: (+966-1) 4011944.

Tender Categories Information Technology

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Project Name	South Corniche Scheme Development
Territory	Saudi Arabia
Client	Omar Kassem Alesayi Group (Saudi Arabia)
Description	Carrying out development of the South Corniche scheme, involving construction of residential, commercial and recreational facilities along the waterfront.
Budget ($)
Tender Cost ($)
Post Date	June 12, 2005
Invitation Date
Closing Date
Status	Completed Project
Remarks	May 02, 2006 This project has been affectively completed. June 12, 2005 This project will be developed 40 kilometres south of Jeddah. The scheme is being implemented by local property developer *Saudi Real Estate Development Company (SREDCO), a wholly owned subsidiary of Alesayi Group of Companies. The facilities will be built along four kilometres of waterfront. A tender for the main construction works is due late this year. Site preparations, rock filling and shore protection works are underway. US' V3 Consultants* is the consultant.
Main Consultant	V3 Consultants (USA)
Tender Categories	Housing Projects Leisure

For any further assistance from SaudiTenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : MPP569-SA/3
Project Name	Refinery Upgrade Project-7 (Continued)-2
Territory	Saudi Arabia
Client	Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco)
Description	Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to carry out upgrading works of a 400,000-barrel-a-day (b/d) refinery, as well as the construction of a major petrochemicals complex, including a world-scale ethane cracker.
Budget ($)	9900000000
Tender Cost ($)
Post Date	May 3, 2005
Invitation Date
Closing Date
Status	Current Project
Remarks	July 13, 2005 Continued in *MPP569-SA/4. June 30, 2005* Three companies submitted bids on June 10, 2005 for the contract to build a storage tank farm under this scheme. They include France's *Entrepose, with Malaysia's KNM Process Systems; UK's Whessoe Oil & Gas; and Italy's Saipem. Called utilities and off-sites (U&O) package 2, the EPCC contract calls for construction of (32) storage tanks, with capacities ranging from 2,700-33,000 cubic metres, designed for different types of petroleum and petrochemical products. May 26, 2005* Bids have been submitted for the three main packages on this project. Three contractors have bid for the first of two packages, which are both worth $500 million-$600 million and cover the expansion of Rabigh refinery by 80,000 b/d. They are Paris-based *Technip, Spain's Tecnicas Reunidas* and Canada's *SNC Lavalin. The EPCC contract calls for installation of a vacuum distillation unit, two vacuum gas oil hydro-treaters, a hydrogen plant and two flue gas de-sulphurisation (FGD) units. Bidders for the second refinery package include Taiwan's CTCI, SNC Lavalin, Technip and Tecnicas Reunidas. Four contractors have also submitted bids for the first utilities and off-sites (U&O) package. The EPCC bidders are Japan's Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries (IHI), Italy's Saipem, Italy-based Techint* and SNC Lavalin. Bid deadline for the second U&O package has been extended by two weeks until mid-June 2005. Four groups have pre-qualified to bid for the contract. They are France's *Entrepose, with Malaysia's KNM Process Systems; US-based Chicago Bridge & Iron (CB&I); UK's Whessoe Oil & Gas; and Saipem. Bid documents are due to be released soon for the estimated $150 million-$200 million contract to build parallel ethane and butane pipelines over a distance of 212 kilometres between the Rabigh complex and the existing Yanbu NGL facility. At least five firms have pre-qualified to bid for the contract. May 03, 2005* Continued from *MPP569-SA/2. The client has released invitation to bid (ITB) documents for the utilities and off-sites package on this scheme. The package is estimated to be worth $300 million-$400 million. It calls for the construction of seawater intake and cooling water pumping systems, an air separation unit, a compressed air system, a reverse osmosis (RO) water system, a sulphur forming unit, a wastewater plant and related infrastructure, including a berth and jetty. The deadline for submission of bids has been set at May 11, 2005. The contract, which will be carried out on an EPCC basis, is due to be awarded in the third quarter of 2005*.
Specialist Consultant-1	Shaw International (Dubai)
Project Manager	Foster Wheeler Arabia (Saudi Arabia)
Financial Consultant	Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (Japan)
FEED Consultant	Foster Wheeler Arabia (Saudi Arabia)
Main Contractor	Tecnicas Reunidas S.A (Spain)
Sub-Contractor	Techint (Saudi Arabia)
Specialist Contractor(1)	Stone & Webster International Inc. (Bahrain)
Specialist Contractor(2)	Whessoe Oil & Gas Limited (UK)
FEED Contractor	JGC Arabia Ltd. (Saudi Arabia)
Specialist Contractor(3)	Foster Wheeler Arabia (Saudi Arabia)
Specialist Contractor(4)	Tekfen Holding A.S. (Turkey)
Main Contractor(1)	JGC Arabia Ltd. (Saudi Arabia)
Tender Categories	Hydrocarbon Processing, Storage & Distribution Industrial & Special Projects Oilfield Development

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Project Name	Mixed Feedstock Cracker Project
Territory	Saudi Arabia
Client	Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC)
Description	Engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract to build a major mixed feedstock cracker at a planned green-field olefins complex.
Budget ($)	5000000000
Tender Cost ($)
Post Date	January 20, 2005
Invitation Date
Closing Date	April 16, 2005
Status	Current Project
Remarks	July 09, 2005 Continued in *MPP1017-SA/1. June 30, 2005* Contenders for the EPC contract covering construction of the 400,000-tonne-a-year (t/y) linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) unit and the 350,000-t/y polypropylene (PP) unit are understood to be Oslo-based *Aker Kaverner, Germany's Linde* and Italy's *Snamprogetti. The three bidders for the 700,000-t/y ethylene glycol (EG) unit are Linde, South Korea's Samsung Engineering Company* and Japan's *Toyo Engineering Corporation. June 16, 2005* US' *Fluor Corporation* has been awarded a 34-month contract to carry out the off-sites and utilities package on this project. The package, valued at $650 million-$700 million, is the second major contract after the cracker, to be awarded on the scheme. The contract will be implemented on an engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) basis. The package involves supply and installation of power, fuel, chilled water, steam and potable water systems, as well as storage tanks. June 06, 2005 The client has signed a letter of intent (LoI) with the Italian office of Paris-based *Technip* to carry out this scheme. *ABN Amro, with Saudi Hollandi Bank, has been appointed financial adviser. April 10, 2005* The client is understood to have asked technology-and-EPC bidders to submit revised bids for the main contract. Five groups of companies originally participated in the tender. They are: US-based *ABB, with Italy's Snamprogetti; US-based Kellogg Brown & Root, with Japan's Chiyoda Corporation; Germany's Linde, with South Korea's Samsung Corporation; US-based Shaw International, with Spain's Tecnicas Reunidas; and Paris-based Technip. January 20, 2005* This mixed feedstock cracker will be built at the planned green-field olefins complex at Yanbu. Bidders for the technology-cum-EPC contract, known as YanSab, are US' *ABB Lummus Global, with Italy's Snamprogetti; US-based Shaw International, with Spain's Tecnicas Reunidas; US-based Kellogg Brown & Root, with Japan's Chiyoda Corporation; Germany's Linde, with South Korea's Samsung Engineering Corporation; and Paris-based Technip. A contract is expected to be awarded in two months. US-based Foster Wheeler* is the project management consultancy (PMC) services contractor. Five teams have shown interest for the financial advisory mandate.
Project Manager	Foster Wheeler Arabia (Saudi Arabia)
Financial Consultant	ABN Amro Bank N.V. (Netherlands)
Financial Consultant-1	Saudi Hollandi Bank - SHB (Saudi Arabia)
Main Contractor	Technip (Saudi Arabia)
Sub-Contractor	Toyo Engineering Corporation (Japan)
Specialist Contractor(1)	Fluor Daniel (Saudi Arabia)
Specialist Contractor(2)	Aker Kvaerner ASA (Norway)
FEED Contractor	Uhde GmbH (Germany)
Specialist Contractor(3)	Sinopec Corporation (China)
Specialist Contractor(4)	Macchi S.p.A (Italy)
Main Contractor(1)	Shaw Group Inc. (USA)
Tender Categories	Industrial & Special Projects

For any further assistance from SaudiTenders on this project/tender, please quote our reference number : 141-SA
Project Name	Computer Equipment-37
Territory	Saudi Arabia
Client	General Directorate of Investigation (Saudi Arabia)
Description	Supply of equipment, printers, links and spare parts for computers.
Budget ($)
Tender Cost ($)	800
Post Date	April 24, 2005
Invitation Date
Closing Date	May 29, 2005
Status	Completed Tenders
Remarks	Tender no. 141 Documents for this tender can be obtained from: Tender Section General Directorate of Investigation P.O. Box 2933, Airport Road, Riyadh 11134 Saudi Arabia Tel: (+966-1) 4011944.
Tender Categories	Information Technology