KBR has been awarded a front-end engineering design (FEED) contract by Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) for Phase 1 of its heavy oil development program in the South Ratqa field. This initiative is a major component of KOC’s broader strategy to diversify energy resources and strengthen Kuwait’s long-term energy sustainability.
Key Highlights:
- Contract Awarded To: KBR (NYSE: KBR)
- Awarded By: Kuwait Oil Company (KOC)
- Project Name: South Ratqa Heavy Oil Development – Phase 1
- Scope of Work: Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) and associated services
- Strategic Significance: Supports KOC’s long-term energy strategy and sustainability goals
- Project Objective: Advance Kuwait’s energy security through innovative heavy oil production
- KBR’s Role: FEED design, project management, and technical consultancy
- Broader Impact: Reinforces national prosperity and a sustainable energy future for Kuwait
The contract includes comprehensive FEED and associated services to support KOC’s heavy oil program. With this award, KBR continues its legacy of delivering world-class engineering solutions that drive efficiency and innovation in complex energy infrastructure projects.
Jay Ibrahim, President of KBR Sustainable Technology Solutions
“We are honored by KOC’s longstanding trust in KBR and are committed to support this strategic project that aims to transform the future of Kuwait’s energy security. KBR’s FEED and project management capabilities have made us the preferred choice of leading global energy providers, and we continue to deliver services designed to meet the dynamic market requirements.”
This project builds upon KBR’s over 100-year legacy of delivering holistic, value-added engineering solutions across the full asset lifecycle. The company’s global expertise in oil and gas project delivery continues to position it as a partner of choice for energy leaders aiming to adapt to evolving market demands and national development visions.
The South Ratqa heavy oil initiative aligns with Kuwait’s ambition to strengthen energy affordability, expand production capacity, and promote a sustainable future in line with national strategic goals.
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