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Saudi Aramco Set To Award First Manifa Contract

January 2007 | Contract News

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Saudi Aramco , the world's largest oil producer, plans to award a US$1bn contract to Belgian dredging contractor Jan De Nul to help it develop the 900,000 barrels per day (b/d) offshore Manifa oil field.

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