Libya's Arabian Gulf Oil Company (AGOCO) has issued a tender for the installation of gas and fire detection systems at Complex 8 within the An-Nafoorah Field. The procurement call covers the supply and installation of safety instrumentation designed to detect gas leaks and fire hazards across the designated complex at the field.
An-Nafoorah is one of AGOCO's producing fields in northeastern Libya, and the tender signals continued investment by the state-linked operator in upgrading safety infrastructure at its upstream production facilities. Gas and fire detection systems are a core component of process safety management at oil and gas complexes, covering sensor networks, control panels, alarm systems, and integration with facility shutdown logic.
The tender was published through AGOCO's main procurement channel. Specific details regarding contract value, scope volume, technical specifications, project timeline, or eligibility criteria for bidders were not disclosed in the published notice. Interested parties would be expected to obtain full tender documentation directly from AGOCO to assess the requirements and submission deadlines.
AGOCO, headquartered in Benghazi, operates a portfolio of fields in the Sirte Basin and surrounding areas and is a subsidiary of the National Oil Corporation (NOC) of Libya. The company has periodically issued tenders for field-level equipment and service contracts as it works to maintain and incrementally upgrade its production infrastructure amid the broader operational environment in Libya.
This procurement represents a focused safety systems upgrade rather than a large-scale capital project, but it reflects ongoing maintenance and compliance activity at AGOCO-operated assets. Safety detection system projects of this type typically involve specialist instrumentation suppliers, systems integrators, and local installation contractors working under the operator's engineering and HSE standards.