- KOC has invited bids for the PMC contract by 16 July, 2017 for the $3bn post-Gulf War environmental remediation programme. (May 2017)
- KOC has invited revised bids by 14 August, 2017 for the PMC contract and soil remediation works for the $3bn post-Gulf War environmental remediation programme. The PMC contractor will oversee environmental remediation as well as restoration projects in the North as well as South East Kuwait. (August 2017)
- The PMC contract worth $98 million for the KERP has been awarded to WorleyParsons of Australia. (April 2018)
- KOC is set to issue tender in the second quarter of this year for the main contract of its major remediation programme. (February 2019)
- KOC has cancelled the tender of a contract to clean between 200,000 and 300,000 square metres of contaminated soil using bio-remediation. Companies submitted bids for the project in July 2017. (April 2019)
- KOC is set to issue tender for the two major contracts to clean up lakes of oil in Kuwait. The first contract, covering the remediation of 4 million cubic metres of contaminated soil, is set to be issued in June. The second contract, which will include the remediation of nine million cubic metres of contaminated soil is to be tendered in the fourth quarter of this year. (May 2019)
- KOC is set to issue tender for the two major contracts to clean up lakes of oil in Kuwait, in early 2020. The first contract will cover the remediation of 4 million cubic metres of contaminated soil in Northern Kuwait. The second contract will include the remediation of 8 million cubic metres of contaminated soil in South Kuwait. (October 2019)
- Tenders have been issued for the two major contracts - North Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project, South Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project. Last date to submit bids for both the contracts is 17 March, 2020. The contracts will cover the remediation of 13 million cubic metres of contaminated soil. (January 2020)
- Bids submission deadline has been extended to 14 April, 2020 for the two major contracts to clean up lakes of oil in Kuwait - North Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project, and South Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project. (April 2020)
- Bids submission deadline has been extended again to 29 September, 2020 for the two major contracts to clean up lakes of oil in Kuwait - North Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project, and South Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project. (August 2020)
- Bids submission deadline has been extended again to 1 November, 2020 for the two major contracts to clean up lakes of oil in Kuwait - North Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project, and South Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project. (September 2020)
- Bids submission deadline has been extended again to 15 November, 2020 for the two major contracts to clean up lakes of oil in Kuwait - North Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project, and South Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project. (October 2020)
- KOC has received bids for soil remediation project as part of its KERP. Twelve bidders have summited the proposals for North Kuwait Excavation Transportation and Remediation project, which addresses oil contaminated soil located in the Raudhatain and Sabriya oil fields of Kuwait. The Kuwait Company for Process Plant Construction & Contracting K.P.S.C. (KCPC) has submitted the lowest combined price for Zone 1 and Zone 2 as KWD 377 million ($1.2 billion). (December 2020)
- KOC has received bids for the soil remediation project as part of its KERP. Thirteen bidders have summited the proposals for South Kuwait Excavation Transportation and Remediation project, which addresses oil contaminated soil and sludge located in the Greater Burgan oilfield of Kuwait, identified as South Kuwait (SK). The Burgan Company for Well Drilling of Kuwait has submitted the lowest combined price for Zone 1, Zone 2 and Zone 3 as KWD 167,339,602 ($549.8 million). (December 2020)
- Kuwait revises soil remediation bid prices. Contracts could be worth a total of $920mn. (December 2020)
- The client has invited bids by 18 January, 2021 for KERP’s Landfill Maintenance & Repairs (South-East Kuwait and North Kuwait) contracts. (December 2020)
- KOC is expected to award the EPC contract in this month for its soil remediation project in Zone 1 and 2 of North Kuwait as part of its Kuwait Environmental Remediation Programme (KERP). The Kuwait Company for Process Plant Construction & Contracting has submitted the lowest bid of $615 million. The estimated project value is $900 million. The project's scope includes the construction of remediation treatment plant, remediation pads, pre-treatment of soils prior to bioremediation, storage and management facilities, site restoration and associated facilities. (February 2021)
- KOC has awarded the EPC contracts worth KD 1 billion ($3.31 billion) for its soil remediation project in Zone 1 and 2 of North and South Kuwait as part of its Kuwait Environmental Remediation Programme (KERP). The North Kuwait project is divided into two sites with a total value of $381.58 million. The first site (Zone 1) contract worth $193.58 million has been awarded to the alliance of Khaled Ali Al Kharafi and Brothers for Construction Contracting and Lamor Corporation, while the Zone 2 work has been awarded to Kuwaiti Company for Plant Construction and Contracting and Environmental Technology Management Company for a total amount of $188 million. The South Kuwait project - Zone 1 contract worth $196.53 million has been awarded to the alliance of Khaled Ali Al Kharafi and Brothers for Construction Contracting and Lamor Corporation, while Zone 2 contract worth $185.23 million has been awarded to the Heavy Engineering Industries and Shipbuilding Company in alliance with Zaopin. The contracts scope includes the construction of remediation treatment plant, remediation pads, pre-treatment of soils prior to bioremediation, storage and management facilities, site restoration and associated facilities. The two major stages of the project will together treat 13 million cu m of oil contaminated soil. This is related to soil damage, including lakes, moist and dry oil and oil-contaminated piles. (June 2021)
- KOC has signed the EPC contracts worth KD 1 billion ($3.31 billion) for its soil remediation project in Zone 1 and 2 of North and South Kuwait as part of its Kuwait Environmental Remediation Programme (KERP). The contracts signed are as follows: 1. The North Kuwait project - The first site (Zone 1) contract worth $193.58 million with the alliance of Khaled Ali Al Kharafi and Brothers for Construction Contracting and Lamor Corporation. 2. The North Kuwait project - The first site (Zone 2) contract worth $188 million with Kuwaiti Company for Plant Construction and Contracting and Environmental Technology Management Company. 3. The South Kuwait project - The second site (Zone 1) contract worth $196.53 million with the alliance of Khaled Ali Al Kharafi and Brothers for Construction Contracting and Lamor Corporation. 4. The South Kuwait project - The second site (Zone 2) contract worth $185.23 million with Heavy Engineering Industries and Shipbuilding Company in alliance with Zaopin. 5. The South Kuwait project - The second site (Zone 1) contract worth $250.6 million with Enshaat Al Sayer General Trading & Contracting Co. W.L.L. (August 2021)
- Kuwait's Central Agency for Public Tenders (CAPT) has issued the third major soil remediation tender estimated to be worth around $500 million, as part of the Kuwait Environmental Remediation Program (KERP). Last date to submit bids is 23 January, 2022. The tender scope will focus on contaminated soil in the south of Kuwait and is the second such tender to focus on pollution in the south of the country – South Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project - (SKTR-II). The contract will be divided into different zones and packages. It is expected to include processing between 8-9 million cubic meters of contaminated soil. The UN has sanctioned $2.9bn for the remediation projects. (December 2021)
- KOC has awarded a contract to Vivakor of US and Al-Dali International of Kuwait to execute remediation of 500,000 tonnes of contaminated soil in Kuwait. Under the terms of the deal, Vivakor will provide patented equipment and a support team to provide regular maintenance. It will develop two on-site remediation processing centres (RPCs) that will process 40 tonnes of soil per hour. Al-Dali International will provide operational support for the project. (January 2022)
- Bids submission deadline for the third major soil remediation tender has been extended to 20 February, 2022, from the original deadline of 23 January, 2022. (February 2022)
- Kuwait's CAPT has extended the bids submission deadline to 8 May, 2022 for the third major soil remediation tender estimated to be worth around $500 million, as part of the Kuwait Environmental Remediation Program (KERP). (March 2022)
- Kuwait's CAPT has extended the bids submission deadline to 24 May, 2022 for the third major soil remediation tender estimated to be worth around $500 million, as part of the KERP. (April 2022)
- Kuwait's CAPT has extended the bids submission deadline to 19 July, 2022 for the third major soil remediation tender estimated to be worth around $500 million, as part of the KERP. (July 2022)
- The Kuwait's CAPT has received bids for the third major soil remediation tender of KERP. The bidders are: Al Dali International General Trading and Contracting Company LLC, Alghanim International General Trading and Contracting Company LLC, Al-Sayer General Trading & Contracting Construction Company LLC, Combined Group Contracting Company, First United General Trading and Contracting Company LLC, Gulf Construction, Marine Works and General Contracting Company KSCC, Heavy Engineering Industries and Shipbuilding Company, Kuwait Factory Building and Contracting Company K.S.C., Mohammed Abdul Mohsen Al-Kharafi & Sons Company for General Trading, Nasser Mohammed Al-Baddah and Partner General Trading and Contracting Company, The Contractor General Trading & Contracting Company LLC, United Gulf Construction Company LLC. (August 2022)
- KOC has issued tender for the consultancy contract for the Kuwait Environmental Remediation Program (Kerp). Last date to submit bids is 18 December, 2022. The contract scope covers consultancy services in project management and related activities. It will manage crude oil pollution clean-up projects, which the client had awarded a few months ago. (October 2022)
- KOC has extended the bids submission deadline to 15 January, 2023 for the consultancy contract for Kuwait Environmental Remediation Program (Kerp). Companies preparing to bid for the contract include: Kent of UK, Wood Group of UK, Worley of Australia, WTE of Germany. (December 2022)
- KOC has extended the bids submission deadline to 21 February, 2023 for the consultancy contract for Kuwait Environmental Remediation Program (Kerp). The contract scope covers consultancy services in project management and related activities. It will manage crude oil pollution clean-up projects the client had awarded last year. (February 2023)
- The Kuwait's CAPT has awarded a contract for the third major soil remediation contract estimated to be worth around $500 million, as part of the Kuwait Environmental Remediation Program (KERP). Zaopin Hangzhou of China, in partnership with the Contractor General Trading & Contracting Co. has won this contract for the South Kuwait Excavation, Transportation and Remediation Project - (SKTR-II). The contract scope will focus on treating the contaminated soil in the south of Kuwait (Area C) and is the second such contract to focus on pollution in the south of the country. The contract will be divided into different zones and packages. It is expected to include processing between 8-9 million cubic meters of contaminated soil. (February 2023)
- KOC has issued tender for the final contract for a major project to treat contaminated soil, as part of the oil cleanup project. Last date to submit bids is 16 April, 2023. This last contract, floated under KERP, is the re-vegetation contract, which will be implemented in the northern and southern regions of the country. The contract scope will involve clean-up operations, and will restore vegetation, as the project will repopulate many areas in Kuwait with local plants. (February 2023)
- KOC has extended the bids submission deadline to 14 March, 2023 for the consultancy contract for Kuwait Environmental Remediation Program (Kerp). (March 2023)
- KOC has extended the bids submission deadline to 16 April, 2023 for the consultancy contract for Kuwait Environmental Remediation Program (Kerp). (March 2023)
- Khalid Ali al-Kharafi & Brothers Company expects to start mechanical remediation soon as part of two major oil clean-up contracts (NKETR-2A, SKETR-2A) of KERP. Khalid Ali al-Kharafi & Brothers is executing the project in partnership with Lamor Corporation. Each package involves remediating 2.6 million cubic metres of soil. (April 2023)
- KOC has extended the deadline to 18 June, 2023 to submit bids for the final contract for a major project to treat contaminated soil, as part of the oil cleanup project, known as the KERP. This last contract, floated under KERP, is the re-vegetation contract, which will be implemented in the northern and southern regions of the country. The contract is expected to be divided into four separate packages with a combined value of around $675mn. (May 2023)
- KOC has extended the deadline to 23 July, 2023 to submit bids for the final contract for a major project to treat contaminated soil, as part of the oil cleanup project, known as the KERP. This last contract, floated under KERP, is the re-vegetation contract, which will be implemented in the northern and southern regions of the country. The contract is expected to be divided into four separate packages with a combined value of around $675mn. (July 2023)
- KOC has extended the deadline to 6 August, 2023 to submit bids for the final contract for a major project to treat contaminated soil, as part of the oil cleanup project, known as the KERP. This last contract, floated under KERP, is the re-vegetation contract, which will be implemented in the northern and southern regions of the country. The contract is expected to be divided into four separate packages with a combined value of around $675mn. (July 2023)
- The bids have been submitted for the final contract of KOC's oil cleanup project, known as the Kuwait Environmental Remediation Programme (KERP). The bidders are: Abdul Hamid Salem Sons Trading Company LLC, Al Rabie Al Daem Agricultural Contracting Company LLC, Al-Ghanim International General Trading and Contracting Company LLC, Al-Hajri General Trading and Contracting Company B.S.C, Ali Muhammad Thunayan Al-Ghanim and Sons General Trading Company S.P.C, Al-Nakheel Agricultural Production Company, Ard Al Tayeb Agricultural Contracting Company LLC, Green Fields Agricultural Company LLC, Green Logistics Company for Agricultural Contracting LLC, Green Tide General Trading and Contracting Company LLC, Zalzala Agricultural Services and Contracting Company W.L.L. (October 2023)
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