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Aramco May Award US$6.9bn FEED Contracts For Manifa And Shaybah

September 2009 | Contract News

State-owned Saudi Aramco reportedly may award front-end engineering design (FEED) services and construction managing contracts in September 2009 for gas processing projects at the Manifa and Shaybah oil fields in the Empty Quarter.

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