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Home›Green Marine›Dredging contract for Saudi Aramco’s Manifa field development signed
Green Marine

February 5, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Dredging contract for Saudi Aramco’s Manifa field development signed

Saudi Aramco today signed a contract with Belgium dredging contractor Jan De Nul to help develop the 900,000 barrel per day (bpd) Manifa offshore oil field. Scheduled for completion in 2009, Jan De Nul will carry out dredging works in the Arabian Gulf before building several drilling islands and a 4

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Saudi Aramco today signed a contract with Belgium dredging contractor Jan De Nul to help develop the 900,000 barrel per day (bpd) Manifa offshore oil field.

Scheduled for completion in 2009, Jan De Nul will carry out dredging works in the Arabian Gulf before building several drilling islands and a 41-km causeway that will provide Saudi Aramco with a direct link from the coast to shallow-water offshore man-made drilling islands.

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