(MENAFN- Muscat Daily) Muscat- BP Oman has renewed Veolia Middle East's five-year contract for a reverse osmosis raw water treatment plant in the Khazzan tight gas field.
Veolia, the global leader in optimised resource management, will continue to handle operations and maintenance at the facility, which has a capacity of 6,000m3 per day, split between 4,000m3 per day of processed water and 2,000m3 per day of drinking water.
In a press release, Sébastien Chauvin, CEO of Veolia Middle East said, 'With this new contract, BP and Veolia have reaffirmed their support of the sultanate's strategic vision. The scheme is an example of Veolia's commitment towards sustainable development in the industries and communities in which it operates.'
Veolia will also roll out a tailor-made in-country value procurement programme that will prioritise Omani goods and suppliers.
Aflah al Hadhrami, BP's regional director for PSCM, said, 'BP is committed to supporting Oman's in-country value initiative. Our contract with Veolia and the way it is structured is another example of how we are committed towards building local content into our supply chain – a key focus area of our procurement strategy.'
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