Everyone in town know that Jerun EPC bid is between Sapura Lumut and MMHE.

And SapuraOMV doesn’t have the exclusive right to award the job to its “sister” company because the job award is mandated by the regulator, ie Petronas, and the award is based on technical qualification and lowest cost. The field development PSC is shared with at least 3 companies if I’m not mistaken.

Stop spreading fake, half baked, unjustified news here. You are pulling down the standard of this thread to the low level of those in Kopitiam.

This post has been edited by Stamp: Nov 22 2020, 01:17 AM

Jerun FEED completed already, idiot!

Done by Petrofac RNZ.

Gosh, we have one bodoh-sombong character in this thread.

I wonder which oil&gas company hired this fella. The company has my sympathy.

There’s a wellhead module as part of the topsides structure; the other one is the CPP. The wellhead module will be installed first after jacket installation to facilitate early drilling. The CPP will be installed later via floatover technique.

Based on Pegaga experience, only fabrication of piles were given to OMSB, as a “gesture” to a Sarawak fabricator. The wellhead module was fabricated by Sapura Lumut.

Most likely Jerun will go that direction since it is not cost effective for the company to have 2 separate construction teams. Moreover they will want to minimise interface works.

There is a drilling deck module on Pegaga as well as on Jerun. Obviously for better economics, the drilling deck is combined with the processing facilities of the CPP topside.

This facility where the drilling module is part of the processing facilities is not a new method as it has been practiced since the 70s, especially by ExxonMobil. They adopted the modular approach for the topsides and the drilling module is part of the topsides. Carigali has similar platform configurations like Dulang-B (my first project).

This post has been edited by Stamp: Nov 27 2020, 09:00 AM

Woods need a big break in Msia.

But I guess the competition is tough against Technip, AKER and Worley.

And the emergence of DAR makes prospective for getting small projects pretty slim for Woods.

This post has been edited by Stamp: Nov 27 2020, 09:45 AM

Early “rumours” indicate that Sapura is in the running to get Jerun CPP.

I have sent that fella to Coventry.

Yes you’re right. My source in OMSB confirmed that they fabricated both piles and wellhead deck for Pegaga.

Typical situation in oil&gas in last 3Q&4Q this year, current projects halted, award of new projects delayed to next year. Hope the uptrend of Brent crude price will continue and the pandemic is under control next year.

The bid evaluation criteria is pretty straight forward.
1st, bidders must be technically qualified (include financial standing).
2nd, commercial - lowest cost bidder whose bid complies with the 1st criteria wins the bid.

The bid was issued to 2 bidders only which have adequate facilities and yard space to fabricate a large CPP topside and jacket. Other smaller fabricators will need to have similar yard criteria in order to qualify to bid on that project (as well as sufficient experience fabricating topsides modules and jackets).

If Sapura hires Petronas ex CEO, it is no guarantee that Sapura will get all the Msian jobs they bid.

This post has been edited by Stamp: Nov 30 2020, 05:26 PM

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/mala...ngs-sources-say

AKER allegedly under probe by SPRM!

This post has been edited by Stamp: Dec 2 2020, 10:09 AM

FPSO market in Brazil for deep water fields developments is expected to be a numerous ones.

I think Mero 4 bid hasn’t been issued out yet.

I read from one Brazilian oil&gas article that it was delayed to 2021. Actually the bid closing date was delayed.

Your understanding of “rigs” is correct if you are thinking of drilling rigs.

Most likely the poster was referring to fixed platforms when he stated “rigs” in his posting. Fixed platforms like a CPP have similar production functions with FPSO as you described.

This post has been edited by Stamp: Dec 7 2020, 08:45 PM

Yes fixed platforms do not require classification unlike a floater like FPSO.

Worley pay cut only 7.5% across the board.

😆

Long time ago when I was in form 1, a classmate failed his BM essay exam. I didn’t understand how he could write about a fireman when the essay title was “Saya sebagai pegawai Polis”. 😬

This post has been edited by Stamp: Dec 15 2020, 01:19 PM