CIMIC strengthens its presence in Indonesia with the award of the civil works for the Tangguh Ubadari project

 

CIMICthrough its operating subsidiary Leighton Asia, has been selected by PT. JGC Indonesia to carry out the fundamental civil and mechanical works of the project Tangguh UbadariCCUS, Onshore Compression (UCC) owned by bp Indonesia in the region of Papua Barat, Indonesia, with the aim of boosting national energy capacity.

 

Development of critical infrastructure in Southeast Asia

 

The awarded contract involves a comprehensive intervention that covers from general civil works from site development to highly complex mechanical connection work. This agreement underscores the company's technical capability to operate in demanding environments and reinforces its position in the sector. natural resources and energy.

 

Regarding this award, Juan Santamaría, CEO of Grupo ACS, highlighted the company's track record in the region: "This project is based on our decades of experience in IndonesiaWe are pleased to continue our collaboration with PT. JGC Indonesia and support bp to help meet the growing energy demand in Indonesia y Asia».

 

For its part, Brad Davey, CEO Leighton AsiaHe emphasized the importance of recurring hiring: "We are proud to continue our presence in Tangguh, a major energy project in IndonesiaThis latest award reflects our long-term collaboration with PT. JGC Indonesia».

 

Technical specifications and scope of the project

 

To facilitate understanding of the magnitude of the agreement and the actors involved, we present the key data of the operation:

 

Entity / Concept	Detail
Awardee	CIMIC (through Leighton Asia)
Main Client	PT. JGC Indonesia
Project Owner	bp Indonesia
Project's name	Tangguh Ubadari, CCUS, Onshore Compression (UCC)
Location	Papua Barat, Indonesia
Critical Phase	Work during the TAR-13 (Turn Around Maintenance-13)

 

The technical scope of the work assigned to Leighton Asia It is extensive and covers various engineering disciplines:

 

• Execution of pilots and structural foundations.
• Development of drainage systems and road construction.
• Installation of sewers and prefabricated concrete elements.
• Assembly steel structurespipes and electrical systems.
• Industrial insulation and painting work.

 

The manager Brad Davey He concluded by noting that this contract is "proof of our teams' commitment to resilient and future-proof energy solutions."

 

Key points and frequently asked questions about the Tangguh Ubadari project

What role does the ACS Group play in this project?
Through its subsidiary CIMIC and the operator Leighton AsiaThe group leads the technical execution of the works, contributing its global experience in infrastructure to meet the energy demand of Asia.

What specific tasks will be carried out during TAR-13?
During the maintenance phase TAR-13Critical installation work will be carried out, including steel assembly, piping, electricity, insulation and painting.

What is its strategic importance for Indonesia?
The project Tangguh Ubadari is vital to ensuring resilient energy solutions in Indonesia, responding to the changing needs of the energy sector in the region.