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<b>Iranian firm bags Indian oil project</b>

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Press Trust of India Dubai

General oil and gas contractor Iranian Offshore Engineering and Construction Company (IOEC) has won the tender for a major Indian offshore oil project, a news report here said.

Quoting officials, a PressTV report said a consortium of India's Essar Offshore Subsea Limited and IOEC offered a quotation of $235 million to emerge as the lowest bidder for India's D-1 field development project.

IOEC Managing Director Ali Taheri said the D-1 field is located about 200 kilometres west of Mumbai in the deep continental shelf, at a depth of 85 to 90 metres.

The project, which has a completion deadline of 12 months, involves the installation of three smart well platforms along with three rigid and flexible pipelines, as well as sub-sea cables.
    
IOEC is Iran’s first offshore general contractor.
    
It designs, supplies, constructs and installs sub-sea pipelines along with fixed process platforms.
    
The company plans to extend its oil, gas and petrochemical activities to upstream and downstream projects in both onshore and offshore areas.

 

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First Published: May 25 2010 | 10:47 AM IST

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