Manifa Downstream project

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Country of project execution End data Pipe type Distance Client

: Saudi Arabia : 2011 : varying from DN600 (24") to DN1400 (56") : 205km : Origin Energy

The Dutch Pipeline Contractor, NACAP has signed a contract with Saudi Aramco, to help develop the 900,000 barrel per day Manifa program. The contract was signed on 12 August 2008 and the project has to be completed at mid 2011. The project is known as "Manifa Downstream Pipelines and Water Supply Systems" and has a value of Euro 130 Million. The scope consists of the Engineering, Procurement and Construction of 420 km oil, gas and water pipelines with diameters varying from 24" to 56". The Manifa pipelines will bring crude oil from the new Central Processing Plant to Juaymah. The associated natural gas will be piped to the Khursaniyah Gas Plant.

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The project is located in the eastern province of Saudi Arabia, approximately 250 km north of the NACAP Regional Headquarters in Dammam. The company has operated in Saudi Arabia for the last 30 years. NACAP will complete another 500 km 12" to 36" pipeline project for Aramco in Khurais before the year-end 2008 and the construction of the SHY-01 Phase II Project (600 km, 30 inch) is in full swing. Victor Aquina, CEO of NACAP comments: 'We are delighted with the trust that Aramco has put in us and are committed to complete this logistically demanding project safely and in time. The size of this project contributes to the continuity of our activities in the region up to 2011." NACAP will utilize Worley Parsons in Saudi Arabia for the detailed engineering.