Scotland-based engineering firm Wood said it won a contract from Sinochem Quanzhou Petrochemical for its 1 million ton per annum ethylene and refinery expansion project being built in Quanzhou, in the Fujian province of southeast China.

In 2018 Wood provided engineering consultancy services to the multi-billion-dollar project. In the new venture, the company will provide engineering, procurement and construction management (EPCM) services as part of the contract, secured by SZPE Amec Foster Wheeler, Wood's joint venture in China. The project will be delivered by Wood's engineering and project management teams in Shanghai and on-site in Quanzhou, with support from its U.K. business.

In this new scope of services, Wood will deliver EPCM and project management services to the offsite utilities portion of the project consisting of site-wide pipe racks, power supply, road lighting, telecommunications, power distribution and monitoring cables.

Wood provides project, engineering and technical services in energy, industry, and the built environment. The firm operates in more than 60 countries, employs around 60,000 people and has revenues of around $11 billion.