The $220 million engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCm) program is an approximately five-year arrangement comprising multiple contracts that will be fully implemented in Nigeria. Amec said that the consortium will not only ensure continuing operations but also extend the lifespan of the production facilities and supporting infrastructure in the region.
Amec will primarily provide project management and procurements skills, Netco will provide engineering skills and Jagal will be responsible for logistics and support services.
Neil Bruce, COO for Amec’s natural resources business, said: We are naturally very pleased that Mobil Producing Nigeria has selected the Amec-Jagal-Netco consortium for this contract, which forms an important part of our plans in Nigeria and reinforces our capability in brownfield projects.
