KUWAIT —Kuwait Oil Company (KOC) has finalized the procurement process for extensive site maintenance and landscaping initiatives following administrative sign-off from the Central Agency for Public Tenders. The dual-tranche procurement package, valued at an aggregate KWD 11.604 million, reflects the state-backed energy firm's ongoing efforts to maintain operational sites and corporate real estate environments.
The procurement framework splits execution across two specialized contractors. Green Logistics Agricultural Contracting Company was designated the first package valued at KWD 5.544 million after submitting the lowest bid. The second package, amounting to KWD 6.059 million, was awarded to Al-Hajri General Trading and Contracting Company. The structured allocation aligns with the company's predefined budgetary guidelines for municipal and environmental facility upkeep.
Kuwait Oil Company operates as a public upstream subsidiary of the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation, responsible for the exploration, drilling, and production of crude oil and natural gas within the State of Kuwait. Established in 1934, the entity manages critical national energy assets, including major fields such as Burgan, and oversees the comprehensive infrastructure supporting upstream hydrocarbon operations.
This capital deployment emphasizes the consistent flow of state-directed infrastructure expenditure within the Gulf state's public procurement ecosystem. By executing facilities management contracts via public tendering authorities, the national oil company guarantees sustained commercial activity for local agricultural, logistics, and civil engineering service providers.
For engineering, procurement, and commercial contractors, the award highlights steady operational expenditure by state energy entities despite broader macroeconomic adjustments. The participation of private contractors in institutional upkeep highlights stable service demand within Kuwait's corporate facility management and infrastructure maintenance sectors.
