Fluor Involved in Major North American Industrial Projects Worth $32 Billion

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas)-- Fluor Corporation (NYSE:FLR ) (Irving, Texas), one of the world’s largest engineering and construction firms, is involved with 122 major industrial projects in North America, according to Industrial Info’s Industrial Project Database. These projects will require capital outlays exceeding $32 billion to implement with a wide range of expertise — from petroleum refinery construction to chemical plant maintenance turnaround work.

Click on the image at right to view a chart showing the breakdown of project Fluor is involved in by industry.

The Petroleum Refining Industry is the largest industry that Fluor is involved in terms of total investment value (TIV). Fluor is engineering and/or construction services for 71 major refining projects in North America with a TIV of more than $14 billion. Projects include a feasibility study for a $4.3 billion oil sands/bitumen upgrader project in Alberta and construction-management services for a $3 billion refinery expansion in Indiana.

The Power Industry is second with 20 projects totaling $7.7 billion, and the Chemical Processing is third with 16 projects totaling more than $4 billion. Fluor is also involved with more than $3 billion worth of Metals and Minerals Industry projects under construction in North America.

One of the largest projects that Fluor is involved in that is currently under construction is in Puerto Rico, where Fluor is providing engineering, procurement and construction management services for a $750 million biopharmaceutical, formulation, fill and finish plant addition being built for Amgen Manufacturing Limited (Juncos, Puerto Rico). The project, which began construction in 2006, is scheduled to be completed by 2010.

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