ONGC
has recently awarded HRD (HEERA REDEVELOPMENT) Process Platform Contract to the Consortium led by AFCONS
Infrastructure Ltd., (A Shapoorji Pallonji Group Company). The other members
are Technip KT India Ltd., (Part of a global conglomerate Technip, France) and
THHE Malaysia. The agreement was signed on 18th January, 2013.
Awarded
value of this EPIC (Engineering, Procurement, Installation and Commissioning)
Project is US $ 290 Million with a demanding completion schedule of about 28
months. AFCONS led consortium bagged this job in an International
Competitive Bidding.
The
Process Platform is having well fluid processing capacity of 55000 Barrels per
day and gas compression of 3.2 million Cubic Meters per day. The major
fabrication works would be undertaken at PTSE yard in Vietnam and NPCC yard in
Abu Dhabi. Kawasaki Heavy Industries (KHI), Japan are the suppliers of
Gas Compression System.
Since
inception of ONGC, only 17 Process Platforms have been made in the country and
earlier Process Platforms of US $ 366 Million was executed successfully by
AFCONS, the first time entrant into the Offshore market at that time, through a
Joint Venture with M/s.Gunanusa of Indonesia.
The
current Process Platform is using a non conventional approach for installing
the Platforms by float-over method, which though globally accepted, will be for
the second time in Indian waters. M/s.Technip, France, a consortium partner, is
a World leader in this technology.
By
bagging this job immediately, on completion of ICPR Process Platform, AFCONS
have conveyed to the Oil & Gas Industry that they are a serious player in
the offshore market for long times to come.
AFCONS
Infrastructure Limited is a part of Shapoorji
Pallonji Group which is the third largest construction group in
India with a group turnover in excess of `120 billion.
M/s.Technip a French Company is one of the leading
global players in Oil & Gas sector with specific focus on Offshore and LNG
market.
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