KBR to deliver engineering services for Aramco’s Marjan field

KBR has secured a contract from Aramco to provide engineering and project execution services for the Marjan offshore field in Saudi Arabia. The project aims to maintain production capacity, enhance gas processing, and integrate digital technologies. KBR's work will be primarily conducted from Houston and Al-Khobar. The Marjan field expansion includes a 300,000 bpd capacity addition and significant infrastructure upgrades.

Saudi Aramco awarded KBR a contract for upgrades at the Marjan offshore oil and gas field. KBR will provide engineering and project execution services to maintain production capacity and improve infrastructure. The Marjan field recently added 300,000 barrels per day of capacity, with the Tanajib Gas Plant processing 2.6 billion cubic feet per day of raw gas. Aramco previously awarded $18 billion in contracts for the Marjan and Berri expansion programs.

KBR (NYSE: KBR) secured a contract from Aramco to upgrade facilities in the Marjan offshore field. The project involves engineering and project execution services for offshore processing, gas compression, and power infrastructure. KBR aims to maintain production capacity and enhance gas processing capabilities. The work will be executed from Houston and Al-Khobar offices. KBR is a global lifecycle solutions company with 15,000 employees across 40 countries.

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