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Thursday, October 8, 2026

Invitation for Pre-Qualification (Mellitah Oil & Gas B.V.), PQ No. PRQ/JPT/37/26

 Invitation for Pre-Qualification

By: Mellitah Oil & Gas B.V.

 PQ Description Summary

 

Announcement Start Date

07 October 2026

Announcement Expiry Date

05 November 2026

Pre-Qualification No.

PRQ/JPT/37/26

Project No.

 

Tender Title

STRUCTURES A & E, MELLITAH COMPLEX EXPANSION & CO2 MANAGEMENT INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT PROJECT.

Brief Scope of Work (SOW)

 

The EPIC Contractor’s Scope of Work includes as a minimum Endorsement of FEED Engineering (inclusive of other work packages WP4B2 and WP4B3 which are foreseen to be free issued or novated to CONTRACTOR), the Project Management/Administration, Surveys, material selection, detailed design, Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Fabrication, Testing, Integration Testing, Load-Out, Transportation, Seabed survey and preparation, Laying, Trenching, Installation of Sealine System and Subsea Production system (including all onshore and offshore pipelines, sealines shore approach to MCX, flowlines, expansion spools and wellhead jumpers), tie-ins, Hook up, shore approach, Pre-commissioning, Commissioning, support to Start-up and witness of Performance Test of the subsea and sealine systems.


Submission of PQ Documents

Electronic submission via e-mail

E-Mail address

JPT.PRQ@mellitahog.ly

 View Official Announcement:

https://mellitahog.ly/tender/%d8%aa%d9%86%d9%81%d9%8a%d8%b0-%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%a3%d8%b9%d9%85%d8%a7%d9%84-%d8%a7%d9%84%d9%87%d9%86%d8%af%d8%b3%d9%8a%d8%a9-%d9%88%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%aa%d9%88%d8%b1%d9%8a%d8%af-%d9%88%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%a5/

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Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Libya’s Oil Infrastructure Boom: Bids Submitted for $600M+ Ubari Refinery Project

The North African energy construction sector is showing strong momentum as Libya takes a major step forward in rebuilding its domestic refining capacity. Industry sources confirm that contractors have officially submitted technical bids for the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) contract for the planned South Refinery in Ubari.

This megaproject represents a massive opportunity for the regional supply chain, engineering firms, and heavy infrastructure contractors.

Key Project Specifications & Timeline

  • Estimated Value: Exceeds $600 million.
  • Execution Window: Scheduled for a 50-month EPC timeline.
  • Project Owner: Zallaf Exploration, Production & Refining of Oil & Gas Company (a subsidiary of Libya's National Oil Corporation).
  • Project Management: US engineering giant KBR is executing the project management and technical services contract.

Scope of Construction Work

Built in Ubari, the grassroots refinery is designed to process 30,000 barrels per day (bpd) of crude oil. For downstream construction contractors, the scope covers extensive processing units capable of producing propane, butane, gasoline, kerosene, diesel, and fuel oil.

The Broader Picture: A Pipeline of Upgrades

This bidding milestone arrives at a critical time for Libya's energy infrastructure. While the country holds a nominal refining capacity of 380,000 bpd across five major facilities, conflict damage and deferred maintenance have kept actual output closer to 180,000 bpd.

The Ubari project is just the beginning of a broader infrastructure upgrade cycle. National plans are also underway to upgrade the country's largest operating facility—the 120,000 bpd Zawiya refinery—alongside targeted refurbishment projects at the Serir, Brega, Tobruk, and Ras Lanuf plants. Contractors specializing in brownfield rehabilitation and industrial maintenance should keep a close eye on these upcoming tenders.

For deeper insights into this project, read the original reporting at: 

https://www.oilandgasmiddleeast.com/news/libya-south-refinery-bids

Sunday, October 4, 2026

Rebuilding a Nation: Why the 9th Libya Construction Expo Marks the Dawn of a Global Construction Titan

As the doors prepare to open at the Tripoli International Fairground from November 8 to November 11, 2026, the 9th Libya Construction Exhibition (LCEXPO 2026) represents far more than a standard trade show. Backed by the Organization for Development of Administrative Centers (ODAC) and co-organized by ADD International and ICF Fuarcilik, the event serves as the primary gateway to what global economists project to be one of the world's largest and most lucrative construction markets.

After a decade of fragmentation, Libya is entering a monumental, multi-billion-dollar reconstruction era. For international investors, urban planners, and engineering firms, LCEXPO 2026 is the epicenter of a historic infrastructure boom.


The Megatrend: Why Libya is a Global Construction Powerhouse

Libya is uniquely positioned to become a dominant force in the global construction sector over the next decade. The scale of opportunity is driven by three critical pillars:

  • Unprecedented Scale of Reconstruction: The Libyan government and private sectors are launching massive initiatives to rebuild housing, transport networks, and public utilities. With billions of dollars in frozen assets gradually being unlocked and oil revenues stabilizing, the capital injected into infrastructure is rivaling major Gulf expansion projects.
  • Geopolitical and Strategic Location: Situated at the crossroads of Africa, Europe, and the Middle East, a modernized Libya acts as a vital commercial gateway. Developing its ports, highways, and logistics hubs is crucial not just for the nation, but for Mediterranean and Pan-African trade routes.
  • Comprehensive Sector Overhaul: The scope goes beyond basic brick-and-mortar building. The country is completely redesigning its urban footprint. This shift is evident in the five specialized events co-located with the main expo:
    • Electro Libya & Libya HVAC: Modernizing the national grid and cooling infrastructure.
    • Libya Water-tech: Implementing advanced, sustainable water management systems.
    • Architecture & Design Forum (DAF): Pioneering modern aesthetics and structural engineering.
    • Schools of the Future Conference: Building next-generation educational environments.

Why the 2026 Expo is Crucial for Global Stakeholders

For years, international firms viewed Libya through a lens of cautious optimism. LCEXPO 2026 changes the narrative from potential to active execution.

1. Direct Access to Decision Makers

With ODAC serving as the official sponsor, the expo brings the highest tiers of state authorities, municipal planners, and procurement officers under one roof. Attendees can bypass traditional bureaucratic layers, allowing them to pitch solutions directly to the entities managing Libya’s massive sovereign development funds.

2. The Smart & Sustainable Cities Transition

Libya is not just rebuilding to past standards; it is leapfrogging older methodologies. Because the country requires a massive rollout of new infrastructure, it is adopting green technologies, smart-grid integrations, and sustainable materials from scratch. The expo provides a launchpad for international providers of AI-driven construction tech, renewable energy systems, and eco-friendly building materials.

3. Forging Local Joint Ventures

Navigating a rapidly growing market requires local expertise. LCEXPO 2026 functions as a matchmaking hub, pairing foreign capital and technical know-how with established Libyan contractors, legal experts, and logistics providers who understand the regional landscape.


Conclusion: A Legacy in the Making

The 9th Libya Construction Exhibition is a clear signal that Libya is open for business and scaling rapidly. As the nation positions itself to be among the fastest-growing construction markets on the planet, the relationships forged and contracts signed in Tripoli this November will shape the country's skyline and economic trajectory for the next generation.

For global industry leaders, the question is no longer whether to enter the Libyan market, but whether they can afford to be left behind.

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Use the link below to access the Visitor Registration form:

https://add-events.ly/visitor-registration/

Laws, Decisions and Regulations in force

Laws, decisions and regulations in force governing the activities of international construction companies in Libya

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