Offshore

Lamprell Lands Four Saudi Offshore EPCI Awards

Lamprell won four offshore EPCI contracts in Saudi Arabia earlier in 2025, covering new platform and subsea installations, upgrades, trenching, and full hook-up and commissioning.

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22, December 2025
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Lamprell was awarded four Engineering, Procurement, Construction and Installation (EPCI) contracts earlier in 2025, supporting the continued expansion of its operations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Across the four projects, Lamprell’s combined scope includes the installation of new platforms, subsea structures, pipelines and cables. The work also covers platform and infrastructure upgrades, trenching, and full hook-up and commissioning activities.

The awards add materially to Lamprell’s regional workload and support its role in delivering integrated EPCI solutions to the energy sector.

Chief Executive Officer Ian Prescott said the contracts reflect progress in expanding the company’s in-house marine contracting capabilities and strengthening its regional footprint. He added that Lamprell’s backlog now exceeds $4 billion, and said the company plans to execute the projects to its expected safety and quality standards.

Tags: Offshore EPCI, platform installation, Saudi Arabia, Subsea structures

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