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Kashagan, an offshore field located at the north of the
Caspian Sea, Kazakh territory, was discovered in July 2000.
Owned by a group of partners led by Agip, presently Kashagan
could prove to be the world's fifth largest oilfield. The field,
75 km SSE of Atyrau, lies in just 3,7 m of water.
GATE, a partnership between Tekfen and Gama, has undertaken Kashagan Industrial Area Buildings scheme of which the scope covers 'Detailed Engineering, Procurement & Construction' works of nine buildings as part of the (future) Oil and Gas Processing Terminal of AGIP KCO at Eskene West, Atyrau.
GATE, a partnership between Tekfen and Gama, has undertaken Kashagan Industrial Area Buildings scheme of which the scope covers 'Detailed Engineering, Procurement & Construction' works of nine buildings as part of the (future) Oil and Gas Processing Terminal of AGIP KCO at Eskene West, Atyrau.
HIGHLIGHTS
•Main Gate House: 127 m2
•Laboratory: 1.851 m2
•Electrical & Instrumentation Workshop: 1.555 m2
•Warehouse: 1.901 m2
•Fire Station: 1.485 m2
•Central Control Building: 3.610 m2
•Change Room: 370 m2
•Temporary Refuge: 485 m2
•Mechanical Workshop: 4.052 m2
•Additional Temp. Refuge Building: 110 m2
•Additional Warehouse: 2.000 m2
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