The Supreme Purchasing Committee for Kuwait Petroleum Corporation and its subsidiaries has opened 31 tenders and bids for Kuwait Oil Company, covering works, technical services, offshore drilling rigs, digital systems and specialized supplies.
The committee decided to refer the submitted bids to the relevant working groups for study.
Among the most prominent tenders was one for the supply of self-lifting marine drilling rigs, which attracted bids from four companies. Saudi Arabia’s ADES Limited submitted two bids valued at approximately 58.83 million dinars and 66.23 million dinars, while ADNOC Drilling submitted two bids worth 43.26 million dinars and 53.3 million dinars.
Arabian Drilling Company submitted two bids, each valued at 55.55 million dinars. A bid submitted by Power Holdings Limited was rejected after the company failed to provide a bank guarantee. Another tender covered the provision of specialized labor for technical support of integrated digital field systems in northern and western Kuwait.
Three companies submitted bids for the project, with values ranging from approximately 2.12 million dinars to 2.16 million dinars. Rakaz General Trading and National Contracting Company submitted a bid of 2.12 million dinars, Al Barakat Al Thahabiya General Trading and Contracting Company bid 2.13 million dinars, while Agham Group Limited submitted a bid of 2.16 million dinars.
The tenders also included a project to implement and participate in the “source to payment” platform for Kuwait Oil Company, for which Joud Integrated General Trading Company submitted a bid worth 2.652 million dinars. In another tender covering personnel services for the installation of wellheads, oil Christmas trees, surface safety valves and control panels, Delta Corporation submitted a bid of approximately 1.554 million dinars.
