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Controller Confirms Award of Oil Terminal Works

Thursday, December 1, 2011

The Controller of the Republic of Costa Rica has confirmed the award of the works on the oil terminal to the consortium ICA-MECO.

The regulator dismissed appeals filed against the award on the grounds that they lacked merit.

"The tender promoted by the Costa Rican Oil Refinery (Recope) includes the construction of a Dukes quay berth, via which products that the country needs, such as gasoline, diesel and oil can be unloaded.

ICA-MECO is Awarded Oil Dock in Costa Rica

Thursday, August 4, 2011

The consortium will have 26 months to develop the oil dock project at Moin, at a cost of $96 million.

The Costa Rican Petroleum Refinery has awarded the construction and commissioning of the new oil dock to the consortium ICA - MECO, made up of the companies Ingenieros Civiles Asociados de CV and Constructora Meco S.A.

According to the schedule the construction phase is expected to begin during the first quarter of 2012, finishing in the months of June / July 2014. In total this will be 26 months of construction, costing $96 million. The project involves the construction of a dukes quay berth, on which products that the country needs, such as oil, gasoline, diesel and A-1 jet fuel, can be safely downloaded

The Oil Dock at Moin

Tuesday, May 22, 2012

The Costa Rican Oil Refinery has given the order to start works to the consortium ICA-MECO (ICA Ingenieros Civiles Asociados de C.V-Constructora Meco S.A).

A statement from the Costa Rican Oil Refinery (RECOPE) reads:

On May 15 the order was given for the proposed expansion of the Atlantic port terminal, awarded to the consortium ICA-MECO (ICA Ingenieros Civiles Asociados de C.V-Constructora Meco S.A).

Delays to Oil Dock Works in Moin

Tuesday, March 28, 2017

Financial problems of the Mexican company ICA, member of the consortium in charge of building the dock in Costa Rica, could be part of the reasons behind the stoppage of work on the project.

The proposed construction of an oil dock for Recope was awarded to the consortium made up of MECO and the Mexican construction firm ICA, which since 2012 has been developing the works. The project is now 96% complete, and according to the president of Recope, Sara Salazar, the problem of non-payment, which may have led workers to stop construction, has now been resolved and work will resume in the coming days .

Works on Oil Dock in Moín Still Paralyzed

Monday, July 31, 2017

There is still no certainty as to when construction of the dock will resume, rather than being ready by the middle of this year, it will be delayed until at least January 2018.

Initial plans were that Recope's oil dock, which will allow larger vessels to dock, would be ready by the middle of this year, but it is now estimated that it could be completed in early January next year, due to problems that arose during the construction process, which is being run by the consortium ICA-MECO.

Contract Endorsed for Oil Dock in Moin

Thursday, March 1, 2012

The green light has been given to a contract between the Costa Rican Oil Refinery (Recope) and the ICA-MECO consortium for the works which will cost $97 million.

The Controller General of the Republic (CGR) has endorsed a contract between the Costa Rican Oil Refinery (Recope) and the consortium ICA-MECO, a case which has been pending since 1998.

The works represent an investment of $96.6 million.

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