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Wison Engineering has been awarded the US$3.9 billion Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contract for Phase 2 of the Rich Gas Development (RGD) Project by ADNOC Gas, the gas-processing subsidiary of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). The scope also includes a 220KV switch station, bringing the total contract value to approximately US$4.04 billion. The RGD Phase 2 award is the largest EPC contract in Wison Engineering’s history, marking a significant step in the company’s continued expansion across the Middle East and reflecting ADNOC Gas’ confidence in its engineering, project management and delivery capabilities.

Located in the Habshan area of Abu Dhabi, the RGD Phase 2 project will see Wison Engineering develop a new large-scale natural gas processing train for ADNOC Gas. The scope covers gas pipelines, separation and condensate stabilization units, acid gas removal units, and the core deep natural gas liquids (NGL) recovery units, along with a 220KV switch station. Once operational, the new train will expand ADNOC Gas’ natural gas processing capacity, improve operational flexibility, and support the UAE’s growing downstream and petrochemical sectors.

During project execution, Wison Engineering will draw on its experience in oil and gas processing, the design of large and complex facilities, and integrated EPC and project management. By combining its localized operations in Abu Dhabi with its global supply chain capabilities, the company will support efficient, high-standard execution of the onshore works and provide engineering support aligned with ADNOC Gas’ 2030 strategic growth objectives.

The award further strengthens Wison Engineering’s position as a global energy engineering services provider. Building on this project, Wison will continue to expand its presence in the Middle East and other major oil and gas markets, while responding to global energy transition trends and strengthening its capabilities in international energy infrastructure.

Source: Wison Engineering