Intech Secures Critical Safety and Control Maintenance Contract for Petrochemical Facility in Saudi Arabia

en.Wedoany.com Reported - INTECH has been awarded a safety and control system maintenance services contract for a large-scale petrochemical facility in Saudi Arabia, providing on-site maintenance and technical support for critical automation, safety systems, and associated instrumentation across two production areas of the facility. The contract covers programmable logic controllers (PLCs), supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) systems, fire alarm control panels (FACPs), fire and gas detection systems (F&G), and related field instrumentation.

Under the contract arrangement, INTECH will deploy a resident on-site team during the contract execution period, including site supervisors, technicians, and HSE personnel. The team will undertake maintenance operations and technical support for the relevant systems, and perform field services in accordance with the facility's operational requirements. The scope of work under this contract covers control systems, fire alarm systems, safety detection systems, and field instrumentation, forming a maintenance service chain from the control layer to field detection equipment.

Among these, the PLC and SCADA systems handle the facility's automated control and operational data monitoring, while the FACP and F&G systems constitute critical safety infrastructure covered under this contract. INTECH has explicitly committed to prioritizing the continuous operation of the F&G and PLC systems, and will leverage its multi-vendor system maintenance capabilities to deliver the relevant services.

To date, INTECH has not disclosed the name of the petrochemical facility, the owner, the contract value, or the specific execution timeline for this contract. The confirmed scope of implementation covers two facility areas and the five categories of control, safety, and instrumentation systems mentioned above. This project is a maintenance service contract and does not involve the construction of new petrochemical units or the overall revamp of control systems.