UK's Wood Group wins $2.8 billion ADNOC contract
June 10 (Reuters) - Wood Group (WG.L), opens new tab has secured a $2.8 billion contract from Abu Dhabi oil giant ADNOC to deliver engineering, procurement and construction management services at its Habshan facility in the United Arab Emirates, the British oilfield services firm said on Tuesday.
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