NIGERIAN independent Heirs Oil & Gas has started a bid process centred on a new hydrocarbon facility at a Niger Delta asset it acquired a year ago for more than $800 million. Up for grabs is a lump-sum turnkey contract covering a multiphase pump gathering station in OML 17. In 2021, Heirs O&G bought stakes in the oil block from Shell, TotalEnergies and Eni to leave it in control of the asset where it is partnered by state-owned Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation. The scope of work calls for engineering, procurement, construction, installation, commissioning and start-up of a facility that will gather well fluids from the Elelenwa West manifold and transport them to the Agbada-1 flow station. Part of the workscope also includes what Heirs calls a mini front-end engineering and design study. Pre-qualification responses are due for submission by 21 January after which the operator will release bid documents to preferred players.
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