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Port of Duqm to float liquid terminal tender by year-end
- Oman: Tuesday, February 05 - 2013 at 06:09
Oman's Port of Duqm Co (PDC) has announced the contract for the development of a major liquid terminal at the port will be floated later this year, Oman Daily Observer has reported. "We are now working on the formalities relating to the design and construction of the Liquid Terminal that will be used primarily for the supply of crude to the planned refinery," said the commercial director of PDC, Reggy Vermeulen. "Our objective is to have the terminal up and running in 2017, in parallel with the targeted launch of the refinery project. We are now working with our partners to prepare the tendering of the Liquid Terminal," he said.
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