State owned engineering firm Enppi is one of eight contractors to sign long-term agreements for brownfield projects with Aramco, according to a press release by the Saudi oil producer. The contracts are awarded for six years and can be extended for another six, and mandate that the companies initially use 39% Saudi-sourced materials, which could increase to 60% after six years. Enppi operates offices in 15 countries worldwide, including Saudi Arabia.
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