Libya has invited companies to pre-qualify for three projects in the country’s oil and gas sector.

The tender invitations have been issued by subsidiaries of the country’s National Oil Corporation (NOC).

Zallaf Libya Exploration & Production Oil & Gas Company has asked interested parties to submit pre-qualification documents for a project to develop six wells at the Erawin field, along with associated flowlines.

The project is estimated to be worth $700m, according to regional projects tracker MEED Projects.

The scope of work includes engineering, procurement, transportation, construction, erection, supervision, inspection, testing, training, and commissioning of the wells.

It also includes:

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• Performance testing of the wells
• Civil and structural works such as conducting surveys and topographic work
• Mechanical and piping works
• Electrical works such as installing power cables and lighting
• Instrumentation and control works such as installing cables and cable trays, and hooking up instrumentation

The approximate total length of the flowlines and trunklines in the project is expected to be 30 kilometres.

Companies that are interested in prequalifying to bid on the contract have been asked to submit documents by 31 May.

Abu-Attifel project

Mellitah Oil & Gas (MOG) has invited companies to submit prequalification documents for a project to provide two water treatment plants at the Abu-Attifel field.

The deadline for the submission of documents is 30 May.

The project’s focus is the installation of two reverse osmosis water treatment plants, including the construction of the buildings.

One of these water treatment plants will be constructed at the field’s natural gas liquids (NGL) plant, with a capacity of 100 cubic metres an hour (cm/h).

This will consist of two trains, each with a capacity of 50cm/h.

The other water plant constructed at the field will have a capacity of 150cm/h and will consist of two trains, each with a capacity of 75 cm/h.

MOG has said that the water treatment plants will either be fully automatic or manual.

The scope of the project will include:

• Submission and delivery of all documents, drawings, and reports
• Supply of spare parts and chemical materials for plant
• Provision of training programmes for technicians and operators
• Site surveys
• Basic design and detailed engineering
• Project management and administration
• Procurement, supply, and inspection work
• Transportation, insurance, loadin,g and unloading of material at MOG sites
• Civil works
• Structural works
• Mechanical works
• Piping
• Instrumentation and electrical works
• Construction of buildings for the new water plants
• Installation, testing, commissioning and start-up of the new power transformers and new treatment plants

Flowlines contract

MOG has also asked companies to submit documents to prequalify for a contract for flowlines. The project is estimated to be worth $700m, according to MEED Projects.

The deadline for the submission of documents is 30 May and the project’s scope includes:

Boosting production

Last month, Libya’s national unity government approved emergency financial arrangements for NOC in 2022, worth LD37.6bn ($7.9bn).

It is part of a drive announced by Prime Minister Abdel Hamid Dabaiba to improve operations in the country’s oil and gas sector and boost production rates.

The prime minister said that he initially wanted to increase the country’s production to 1.4 million barrels a day before the end of 2022.

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