The contract with Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific Company (AG&P) includes transportation and installation of jacket structures and construction of jetty and marine works.
The Philippines LNG (PLNG) terminal will be located in Batangas Bay.
“AG&P is privileged to have AIS take on the marine scope for our PLNG facility, which will be the first LNG import and regasification terminal in the Philippines and become a critical gateway for clean fuel in this beautiful and fast-growing country,” said Zickie Allgrove, senior vice-president of AG&P.
The contract value and timeframe were not disclosed.
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