Mohammad Mashkinfam, CEO of the National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company, announced details about the reconstruction of the oil facilities and warehouses damaged during the imposed war, stating that this project, with its vast dimensions and numerous record-breaking achievements, is unparalleled in the history of Iran's oil industry.
Reconstruction Operations Under Wartime Conditions
Mashkinfam stated that while executing such a large volume of operations usually requires a long time, through mobilizing resources and teamwork, we engaged the contractor in just three days. During approximately two months, nearly 60,000 inches of welding were completed, despite the impacts of wartime conditions and the Nowruz holidays on the work process.
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He continued that continuous cooperation and synergy between the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company and the National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company has been very effective in achieving these accomplishments. This project has recorded unprecedented actions within the short timeframe allocated for fulfilling commitments.
Sustainable Fuel Distribution in Tehran
The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company emphasized that despite the damage to the Rey oil warehouses and the oil warehouses in Tehran province, fuel distribution in Tehran has remained stable, and with around-the-clock efforts, this sector has returned to the distribution cycle in about two weeks. Currently, the distribution process of products in Tehran is exceeding previous capacity.
Mashkinfam further explained the financial and structural aspects of this project, clarifying that the signed contract is being pursued in two main sections; the first section is dedicated to restoring the distribution and transfer of oil products, while the second section pertains to the construction of tanks and completing the remaining commitments.
The reconstruction project of the damaged oil facilities and warehouses is about 80% complete, and it is hoped that by the end of Aban, all infrastructure will be fully restored to optimal condition. The CEO of the National Iranian Oil Engineering and Construction Company also noted the engineering complexities of this project, stating that design and execution proceeded in parallel and simultaneously to avoid wasting time.
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