KBR Inc. (NYSE: KBR) said May 9 that BP has awarded KBR’s U.K. operating subsidiary the engineering, procurement and construction management contract to provide facilities integration and terminal quarters and utilities (QU) management for the hub/terminal of BP's Greater Tortue Ahmeyim Project, located at the maritime border of Senegal and Mauritania.
KBR will manage the hub/terminal QU contractor, provide services for the QU integrated control, safety system, telecoms systems and supplemental services – system engineering, support and verification – for the marine and civil elements of Hub/Terminal.
“KBR is delighted to continue supporting BP during the execution of the integration and QU for Phase 1 of the Tortue Ahmeyim Project,” Jay Ibrahim, KBR president, energy solutions – services, said. “We are proud to be part of this groundbreaking project which will deliver LNG revenues and gas to Africa for decades to come.”
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