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DUBAI (Zawya Dow Jones)--Technip SpA (TEC.FR), Tecnicas Reunidas S.A. (TRE.MC) and South Korean companies among others won contracts to build a $9.6 billion refinery on Saudi Arabia''s Persian Gulf coast, a joint venture of Saudi Arabian Oil Co. and Total S.A. (TOT) said Thursday. The 13 contracts awarded mark "an important step in the execution of this 400,000 barrel per day world-class, full-conversion refinery in Jubail, which plans to be fully operational by the second half of 2013," Saudi Aramco Total Refining and Petrochemical Co., or Satorp, the Aramco/Total joint venture, said in an emailed statement.

  The decision to move ahead with the refinery shows Total and Aramco''s "determination to bring off such a far-reaching project, even in a weaker economic environment," Total''s chief executive, Christophe de Margerie, said. "As a result, we will be able to meet, from 2013, the increasing demand for high-quality refined products from Asia and the Middle East," de Margerie added. Satorp''s board in late 2008 decided to push back the bid deadline for the project packages to give companies time to revise their offers amid falling raw material and equipment prices in a bid to reduce the plant''s overall cost to below $10 billion. "The target has been achieved, whereby the overall project cost now stands at $9.6 billion," Satorp said. Tecnicas Reunidas and Technip won the contracts to build distillation and hydrotreating conversion units respectively at the refinery, Satorp said without specifying the value of the deals.

 Technip was also awarded a separate deal for interconnecting utilities. Daelim Industrial Co. (000210.SE) won the project''s sulfur and amine package, while Samsung Engineering Co. (028050.SE) secured the contract for the aromatics facilities, Satorp said. Contracts were also awarded to SK Engineering & Construction, a team of Chiyoda Corp. (6366.TO) and Samsung, and Sumitomo Corp. (8052.TO).

Other packages went to Petro Steel, Dayim Punj Lloyd Construction Contracting Co. Ltd., Mohammed Rashid Khathlan Est. for Contracting, Al Osais Contracting Co. and Gulf Consolidated Contractors Co. Ltd. Once completed, the export refinery -- to be one of the world''s most advanced -- will process Arabian Heavy crude into products that will meet tight specifications amid rising demand for environmentally-friendly fuels, Satorp said. Some the plant''s output will be consumed in the kingdom. -