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    ENI and GDF-Suez are developing the $2 billion Jangkrik natural gas field in Indonesia. They plan to speed up development by combining Front End Engineering Design (FEED) and Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contracts. ENI and GDF-Suez have pre-qualified four groups to bid on the combined FEED/EPC contract for the floating production unit. They have also pre-qualified five contractors to bid on the subsea pipelines (SURF) package and three contractors for the subsea production systems. ENI and GDF-Suez expect to issue tenders in the summer and make a final investment decision in early 2013 for project completion in 2016.

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    ENI and GDF-Suez are developing the $2 billion Jangkrik natural gas field in Indonesia. They plan to speed up development by combining Front End Engineering Design (FEED) and Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contracts. ENI and GDF-Suez have pre-qualified four groups to bid on the combined FEED/EPC contract for the floating production unit. They have also pre-qualified five contractors to bid on the subsea pipelines (SURF) package and three contractors for the subsea production systems. ENI and GDF-Suez expect to issue tenders in the summer and make a final investment decision in early 2013 for project completion in 2016.

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    ENI and GDF-Suez are developing the $2 billion Jangkrik natural gas field in Indonesia. They plan to speed up development by combining Front End Engineering Design (FEED) and Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contracts. ENI and GDF-Suez have pre-qualified four groups to bid on the combined FEED/EPC contract for the floating production unit. They have also pre-qualified five contractors to bid on the subsea pipelines (SURF) package and three contractors for the subsea production systems. ENI and GDF-Suez expect to issue tenders in the summer and make a final investment decision in early 2013 for project completion in 2016.

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    ENI and GDF-Suez are developing the $2 billion Jangkrik natural gas field in Indonesia. They plan to speed up development by combining Front End Engineering Design (FEED) and Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contracts. ENI and GDF-Suez have pre-qualified four groups to bid on the combined FEED/EPC contract for the floating production unit. They have also pre-qualified five contractors to bid on the subsea pipelines (SURF) package and three contractors for the subsea production systems. ENI and GDF-Suez expect to issue tenders in the summer and make a final investment decision in early 2013 for project completion in 2016.

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    ENI and GDF-Suez call for tender on $2 billion Jangkrik

    ENI and GDF-Suez combine FEED and EPC bids to speed up Indonesian Muara Bakau development
    After the successfully appraisal of the Jangkrik natural gas discovery, ENI and GDF-Suez intend to speed up the development of the Muara Bakau PSC, Kutei Basin, East
    Kalimantan, Indonesia.

    Overall, in Indonesia, ENI is very active as it holds working interests in twelve permits, and operates six of them.
    ENI offshore activities are located in the Tarakan and Kutei Basins, offshore Kalimantan, north of Sumatra and West Timor.
    ENI and GDF-Suez capital expenditure for the Jangkrik project is estimated to $2 billion.
    In the Muara Bakau natural gas field, the working interests within the joint venture are shared between :
    Eni from Italy 55% who is the operator
    GDF-Suez from France 45%
    Following the successful Jangkrik-2 appraisal well, ENI and GDF-Suez joint venture has decided to perform in following the assessment of the technical and commercial
    viability of a fast-track development of the gas.
    The natural gas of the Jangkrik field should provide feedstock to the Bontang LNG plant on the East Kalimantan, Indonesia.
    The Jangkrik-2 appraisal well is located in the Makassar Strait of Indonesia, approximately 70 kilometers from the East coast of Borneo, Indonesia.
    The natural gas reservoir lies by 2449 m depth in 425m of water depth.
    First tests show a natural gas of excellent quality with a low rate of contaminants.
    The natural gas production is expected to reach 360 million cf/d.
    The Jangkrik offshore field development includes:

    Drilling production wells


    Installation of a new-built Floating Production unit for gas and condensate treatment
    Construction of a natural gas and condensates transport facility connecting the gas to the existing onshore Bontang LNG and condensates to the treatment plants in
    the area.
    Sub-sea, Umbilical, Risers, and Flowlines (SURF package)
    Sub-sea production system with control systems and manifolds
    To develop the Jangkrik project on fast-track, ENI and GDF-Suez agreed on organizing the calls for tender in combining the Front end engineering and design (FEED)
    with the engineering procurement and construction (EPC) contracts.
    From the project feasibility study the:
    Floating production unit will be 200 meters long and weight 20,000 t with 360 million cf/d capacity.
    Gas and condensates pipelines should be 86 kilometers long offshore and 6 kilometers long onshore.

    ENI and GDF-Suez call for tenders three packages


    Four groups in competition for Jangkrik floating production unit

    ENI and GDF-Suez have pre-qualified the following Group to bid for the joined FEED and EPC contracts:
    Chiyoda and Hyundai Heavy Industries
    Petrofac and Daewoo Shipbuilding Marine & Engineering (DSME)
    Saipem and Tripatra Engineers & Construction
    Technip and McDermott

    SURF Package
    For the SURF package (Sub-sea,Umbilical, Risers and flowlines) ENI and GDF-Suez qualified:
    McDermott
    Saipem and Swiber Offshore
    Technip
    Timas Suplindo and WorleyParsons and Subsea7
    Tripatra Engineers & Construction with Emas-AMC

    Sub-sea production system, control systems and manifolds


    For this specific package , ENI and GDF-Suez could only play with the three classical bidders:
    Aker Solutions
    FMC
    GE Vetco-Gray
    In respect with their fast-track development program of the Jangkrik natural gas, ENI and GDF-Suez are expecting to issue the calls for tender in summer in order to make
    the final investment decision (FID) in first quarter 2013 for a completion and start-up in 2016.

    Email :
    [email protected]

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