BASF awards $15m pact to ENGlobal for Texas, Louisiana

16 June 2003 17:18  [Source: ICIS news]

HOUSTON (CNI)--Engineering services provider ENGlobal said Monday subsidiary ENGlobal Engineering has received a three-year $15m (Euro12.6m) contract to provide on-site engineering, design and support personnel at BASF's plants in Freeport, Texas and Geismar, Louisiana.

Under the contract, ENGlobal will supply all in-plant engineers and designers at the sites.

Jimmie Carpenter, executive vice president of ENGlobal Engineering, said the contract award represents "significant growth" in the company's relationship with BASF.

He added: "We are proud to be considered the single source provider for BASF and are committed to offering the best talent to our client at cost-competitive rates."

BASF of Mount Olive, New Jersey is the North American affiliate of one of the world's leaders in the chemical industry,

Houston-based ENGlobal is a product of the merger between Industrial Data Systems and Petrocon Engineering.

By: Mike Sheridan
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