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Chairman, Main Tender Committee, Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) P.O. Box 263 El- Kish, Benghazi, Libya. 3- Main Tender Committee reserves the right to Company name, : Arabian Gulf Oil Company (Agoco). Address, : P.O.Box:263 Benghazi. Country, : Libya. Email, : info@agoco.com.ly. Telephone, : 2228931/7. By John Lee. The National Oil Corporation (NOC) has advertised new tenders: Tubing, Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) Well heads, Arabian Gulf Oil The Arabian Gulf Oil Company (Agoco) is an oil company based in Benghazi, Libya, engaged in crude oil and natural gas exploration, production and refining. The National Oil Corporation (NOC) and the Arabian Gulf Oil Company (Agoco) denied the media reports concerning protests that led to the closure of Harika oil Libya to pay part of debts to Italian company executing Tripoli University Hospital maintenance. An agreement has been reached between Libya and Italy,
The NOC said that the LNA General Command and the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) of the Central and Eastern Regions had instructed the managements of its Sirte Oil Company, Harouge Oil Operations, Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) subsidiaries, to stop oil exports from Brega, Ras Lanuf, Hariga, Zueitina, and Sidra ports.
Abdeljalil Mohamed Mayuf said that the Arab Gulf Oil Co., responsible for more than a quarter of Libya's former production of 1.6 million barrels a day, stopped pumping for fear of further attacks by the forces of embattled leader Moammar Gadhafi. Chairman of Arab Gulf Oil Company held a meeting with the member of the management committee for operations and maintenance and refineries and the General Manager of operations and maintenance and refineries at the Office of the Chairman of the Management Committee. NOC confirmed that LNA General Command and the Petroleum Facilities Guard of the central and eastern regions had instructed the managements of NOC subsidiaries - Sirte Oil Company, Harouge Oil Operations, Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) - to stop oil exports from Brega, Ras Lanuf, Marsa el Hariga, Zueitina, and Es Sider ports. The Arabian Gulf Oil Company has the right to cancel the tender without stating the causes, as well as the Arabian Gulf Oil Company shall not bear any expenses incurred by the participant after the tender cancellation, taking into account that all offers and the attached document submitted by the participant in this tender will be owned by the Arabian Gulf Oil Company, The building housing Libya’s oil state energy firm, the National Oil Corporation (NOC), is seen in Tripoli, Libya. Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO), subsidiaries of the National Oil Corporation, to stop oil exports from Brega, Ras Lanuf, Hariga, Zueitina, and Sidra ports.” NOC said in a statement. Arabian Gulf Oil Company is the largest oil producung company in Libya, owned by the government operated NOC, and managed by an independent Board of Directors. Agoco operates six main oil fields in the Libyan desert, and one oil terminal in Tobruk. On 17 January, senior officers from the Libyan National Army General Command and the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) of the Central and Eastern Regions instructed the managements of Sirte Oil Company (SOC), Harouge Oil Operations, Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company to stop oil exports from the terminals at Marsa Al-Hariga, Zueitina, Marsa Al-Brega, Ras Lanuf and Sidra.
On 17 January, senior officers from the Libyan National Army General Command and the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) of the Central and Eastern Regions instructed the managements of Sirte Oil Company (SOC), Harouge Oil Operations, Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company to stop oil exports from the terminals at Marsa Al-Hariga, Zueitina, Marsa
The Arabian Gulf Oil Company has the right to cancel the tender without stating the causes, as well as the Arabian Gulf Oil Company shall not bear any expenses incurred by the participant after the tender cancellation, taking into account that all offers and the attached document submitted by the participant in this tender will be owned by the Arabian Gulf Oil Company, The building housing Libya’s oil state energy firm, the National Oil Corporation (NOC), is seen in Tripoli, Libya. Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO), subsidiaries of the National Oil Corporation, to stop oil exports from Brega, Ras Lanuf, Hariga, Zueitina, and Sidra ports.” NOC said in a statement. Arabian Gulf Oil Company is the largest oil producung company in Libya, owned by the government operated NOC, and managed by an independent Board of Directors. Agoco operates six main oil fields in the Libyan desert, and one oil terminal in Tobruk. On 17 January, senior officers from the Libyan National Army General Command and the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) of the Central and Eastern Regions instructed the managements of Sirte Oil Company (SOC), Harouge Oil Operations, Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company to stop oil exports from the terminals at Marsa Al-Hariga, Zueitina, Marsa Al-Brega, Ras Lanuf and Sidra. UPGRADE PF ELECTRICAL POWER SYSTEM AT BEDA OIL FIELD PROJECT No- O-54: MTC-14/2020: Messla/Sarir electrical network SCADA system Project No- K-47: MTC-13/2020: Modernization of metering devices and the tank level gauging system at Sarir refinery phase No-2 Project No- I-81: MTC-12/2020: Rehabilitation & upgrading of Hamada airport NC-8 – NC-5
The National Oil Corporation (NOC) and the Arabian Gulf Oil Company (Agoco) denied the media reports concerning protests that led to the closure of Harika oil
Chairman of Arab Gulf Oil Company held a meeting with the member of the management committee for operations and maintenance and refineries and the General Manager of operations and maintenance and refineries at the Office of the Chairman of the Management Committee. NOC confirmed that LNA General Command and the Petroleum Facilities Guard of the central and eastern regions had instructed the managements of NOC subsidiaries - Sirte Oil Company, Harouge Oil Operations, Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) - to stop oil exports from Brega, Ras Lanuf, Marsa el Hariga, Zueitina, and Es Sider ports.
The Arabian Gulf Oil Company (Agoco) is an oil company based in Benghazi, Libya, engaged in crude oil and natural gas exploration, production and refining.
On 17 January, senior officers from the Libyan National Army General Command and the Petroleum Facilities Guard (PFG) of the Central and Eastern Regions instructed the managements of Sirte Oil Company (SOC), Harouge Oil Operations, Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company to stop oil exports from the terminals at Marsa Al-Hariga, Zueitina, Marsa Al-Brega, Ras Lanuf and Sidra.
The Arabian Gulf Oil Company has the right to cancel the tender without stating the causes, as well as the Arabian Gulf Oil Company shall not bear any expenses incurred by the participant after the tender cancellation, taking into account that all offers and the attached document submitted by the participant in this tender will be owned by the Arabian Gulf Oil Company, The building housing Libya’s oil state energy firm, the National Oil Corporation (NOC), is seen in Tripoli, Libya. Waha Oil Company, Zueitina Oil Company and Arab Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO), subsidiaries of the National Oil Corporation, to stop oil exports from Brega, Ras Lanuf, Hariga, Zueitina, and Sidra ports.” NOC said in a statement. Arabian Gulf Oil Company is the largest oil producung company in Libya, owned by the government operated NOC, and managed by an independent Board of Directors. Agoco operates six main oil fields in the Libyan desert, and one oil terminal in Tobruk.