Saudi Aramco - SUGCP: Shedgum & Uthmaniya Gas Compression Plant: Package 1 & 2
Saudi Aramco is planning to undertake the construction of Uthmaniya gas compression plant under Shedgum and Uthmaniya gas compression program in Saudi Arabia. (Tender No.: Bl-10-01989)
The Uthmaniya gas plant project aims to increase the NAG production from the Uthmaniya reservoir by reducing the WH pressures to 300 pounds per square inch gauge (PSIG) and install a new gas compression plant (GCP) to reach UGP's NAG facilities arrival and operating pressures.
Additional gas gathering network pipelines and liquid separation stations (LSS) will feed the GCP. A new low-pressure (LP), free flow system at UGP will be installed to receive the production from the remaining free-flowing wells.
One new GCP will separate the gas and liquids at 150 PSIG and boost the gas pressure to arrive at SGP at 1,000 PSIG. Separate liquids are pumped separately to UGP. UGP will receive up to 735 and 306 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) of raw NAG from UTGCP-1 and UTGCP-2 and 315 MMSCFD of raw NAG from the LP free flow gas gathering system.
The Shedgum gas plant project aims to increase the NAG production from the Shedgum reservoir by reducing the WH pressures to 300 pounds per square inch gauge (PSIG) and install a new gas compression plant (GCP) to reach SGP's NAG facilities arrival and operating pressures.
Additional gas gathering network pipelines will feed the GCP. Wellhead compression (WHC) near the Fazran (FZRN) 23 and 28 wells and a new low-pressure (LP), free flow system at SGP will be installed to receive the production from the remaining free-flowing wells.
One new GCP (SHGCP-1) will separate the gas and liquids at 150 PSIG and boost the gas pressure to arrive at SGP at 1,000 PSIG. Separate liquids are pumped separately to SGP. SGP will receive up to 533 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) of raw NAG from SHGCP-1 and 337 MMSCFD of raw NAG from the LP free flow gas gathering system.
The US$2500 million project includes the following:
I. Uthmaniya Gas Plant:
A. Uthmaniya-1 includes the following:
1. Construction of inlet facilities
2. Construction of condensate/gas separation unit
3. Construction of gas compression train
4. Construction of interconnecting pipe rack (main and sub pipe rack)
5. Construction of utility facilities
6. Construction of central control room
7. Electrical works
8. Installation of flare stack
9. Installation of burn pit
10. Installation of KO drum
11. Installation of FGRS
12. Construction of 6 ponds
13. Construction of 2 water wells
14. Infrastructure works
B. Uthmaniya-2 includes the following:
1. Construction of inlet facilities
2. Construction of condensate/gas separation unit
3. Construction of gas compression train
4. Construction of interconnecting pipe rack (main and sub pipe rack)
5. Construction of utility facilities
6. Construction of central control room
7. Electrical works
8. Installation of flare stack
9. Installation of burn pit
10. Installation of KO drum
11. Installation of FGRS
12. Construction of 6 ponds
13. Construction of 2 water wells
14. Infrastructure works
II. Shedgum Gas Plant:
A. Shedgum-1 includes the following:
1. Construction of inlet facilities
2. Construction of condensate/gas separation unit
3. Construction of gas compression train
4. Construction of interconnecting pipe rack (main and sub pipe rack)
5. Construction of utility facilities
6. Construction of central control room
7. Electrical works
8. Installation of flare stack
9. Installation of burn pit
10. Installation of KO drum
11. Installation of FGRS
12. Construction of 6 ponds
13. Construction of 2 water wells
14. Construction of non-technical buildings
15. Construction of ECC building in Udhailiyah
16. Construction of ECC building in Haradh
17. Construction of admin building
18. Infrastructure works
B. Well Head Compression (WHC)
1. Construction of process facilities
2. Construction of utility facilities
3. Construction of interconnecting pipe rack (main and sub pipe rack)
4. Installation of flare stack
5. Installation of a flame front generator
6. Infrastructure works
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12 May 2025
The following companies have submitted pre-qualification documents on the project. Saipem, Nasser S Al Hajri, Tecnicas Reunidas, GS Engineering, L&T, Petrofac, Hyundai E&C, Al Yamama Company, Samsung E&A and Hyundai Heavy Industries.
02 May 2025
The pre-qualification documents have been submitted and are under evaluation.
12 February 2025
The project is still in the design stage and the tender has not yet issued for EPC contract.
05 August 2024
The main contract tender is not yet issued.
14 March 2024
The main contract tender is not yet issued.
23 November 2023
The main contract tender is not yet issued.
24 August 2023
The main contract tender is not yet issued.
15 June 2023
The main contract tender not yet issued on the project.
08 March 2023
The main contract tender not yet issued on the project.
17 January 2023
The main contract tender not yet issued on the project.
05 July 2022
Market sources indicate that there is no news on the main contract tender issue date yet.
12 May 2022
ITB is not yet issued on the project.
10 March 2022
It is understood that FEED works are progressing on the project and the award is expected in 2023.
03 November 2021
The main contract tender is not yet issued.
14 September 2021
There is no news regarding the main contract tender issue yet.
03 June 2021
Market sources indicate that the main contract tender has not been issued yet due to the ongoing situation in the country.
15 March 2021
Market sources indicate that ITB is yet to be issued and the time frame for same is unknown at this juncture.
09 November 2020
ITB is yet to be issued and the time frame for same is unknown at this juncture.
18 August 2020
The main contract tender has been cancelled and the time frame for new ITB is unknown at this moment.
10 June 2020
The project is under bid evaluation and the time frame for main contract award is unknown at this juncture.
10 April 2020
Bid evaluation is underway and the time frame for main contract award is unknown at this juncture.
11 March 2020
The bid submission has taken place on February 16, 2020, on Package-I & II. SEPCO, Hyundai E&C and Tecnicas Reunidas have submitted the bids.
29 January 2020
The bid submission date has been further extended to the mid of February 2020.
13 January 2020
The bid submission date has been further extended to January 30, 2020.
06 November 2019
The bid submission date has been extended to December 8, 2019.
07 August 2019
ITB has been issued with the bid submission deadline on October 17, 2019. The following companies have been shortlisted: JGC Corporation, Tecnicas Reunidas, SEPCO, Samsung Engineering, L&T Hydrocarbons and Saipem. However, Hyundai E&C and GS Engineering have declined to participate.
25 July 2019
ITB has been issued and the time frame for bid submission deadline is unknown at this juncture.
08 July 2019
ITB is expected to be issued soon. However, the time-frame for the same is unknown at this juncture.
07 May 2019
PQ documents have been submitted and ITB is expected to be issued by July 2019. (Source: MEED)
18 April 2019
Solicitation of Interest (SOI) has been issued.
10 December 2018
Jacobs is working as the FEED contractor.