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Contract Engineer

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Listed on VINCI’s official careers site. Posted April 29, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

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Job description

Job title

Contract Engineer – FEED and EPC roll over for regasification plant in Egypt Sector: Oil & Gas Starting date: 15/05/2026 Duration: 6 Months Location: Based in Paris / Possible travel : Cairo, Egypt, London, UK, 1 time a month)

Status

Resident Language: French & English Contexte de la mission The client is shareholder of IDKU, LNG plant in EGYPT along with SHELL, PETRONAS and EGAS/EGPC. Sharholders are planning to execute a FEED for the installation of a regasification unit on site. FEED shall be followed by an EPC roll over to Mc Dermott in consortium with Petrojet, local construction company. A Project Management Team is created through technical service agreements, mainly with Shell.

The client is in charge to provide a service for contract management during FEED (FEED contract is ready for award). Through this service, the person will report to the project control manager. The person can be located in Paris, London or Cairo. Objectifs et livrables Ensure the contractor fulfills its obligations as per FEED contract. Contribute to the preparation and negotiation of the EPC contract: instruction to tender, offer analysis, contract terms clarifications and negotiations.

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