Providers of floating, storage and regasification units have received bid documents for Sudan’s planned first LNG-import terminal near Port Sudan on the Red Sea.
State-run Sunagas has issued bid documentation asking for offers on a 125,000-cbm to 175,000-cbm FSRU with a maximum flow rate of 750 million standard cubic feet per day.
Offers are due in by 24 July.
Sunagas, which is separately advancing a tender for the provision of services for the planned terminal, is pursuing an ambitious timetable and has told interested parties that it plans to make a contract award by 30 August.
