Project Profile
Value: US$1,500 million
Location: Abu Dhabi, Middle-East
Upstream: 800,000 bbl/day
Start-up Year: 2016
The project will include two production platforms, about 30 kilometres of pipelines, and associated production units. Two artificial islands, created for drilling, will transport the crude through subsea pipelines to a new facility to be built on Zirku Island for processing, storage and export of oil. SARB Full Field Development is a strategic initiative of Adnoc within the context of its oil production enhancement plans and Abu Dhabi\'s broader development strategy. The development project is part of the overall scheme of Adma-Opco to add 300,000 barrels a day (bpd) of additional production from its new offshore fields, with about 100,000 bpd coming from SARB oilfield to be developed through seven packages.
Operators:
Abu Dhabi Marine Operating Company (Adma-Opco): Operator
Consisting of:
Abu Dhabi National Oil Company
Total
Bp
Jodco
Contractors:
Consortium to create artificial Islands:
Dredging International
Middle East Dredging Company (MEDCO)
Fluor Corporation: FEED contract
Habtoor Leighton Group (HLG): Design and construction of an accommodation camp and associated utilities
Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co Ltd: Build deepsea oil transportation and treatment facilities
Petrofac: EPC contract for third package of Satah Al-Razboot (Sarb EPC-3)
Rolls-Royce: Supply power generation equipment and related services
Stone & Webster: Project Management Contract
Amarinth: Contract to deliver self-priming AP 610 super-duplex pumps to ADMA-OPCO for SARB3 project. Amarinth has been awarded a contract to supply 16 API 610 super-duplex pumps, some of which will be self-priming, for use on the ADMA-OPCO SARB3 project.
Xodus Group: Contract for the vibration assessment and analysis on the oil train piping and structures for Zakum Development Company (ZADCO) at Zirku Island, 140km north-west of Abu Dhabi. The work, valued at over US$600,000, will pull in services from Xodus’ process, piping, instrumentation and structural teams. The 24-week project will include a Front End Engineering Design (FEED) scope of work. With its advanced oil and gas installations, Zirku is considered the main industrial base for the processing, storage and export of oil from the Upper Zakum, Umm Al-Dalkh and Satah fields. The company secured a three-year contract to deliver rotating machinery condition monitoring services with rotating machinery vibration analysis and risk management.