Gulfstream International FZC is a fully independent EPC (Engineering, Procurement, and Construction) company headquartered in the UAE, driven by a highly skilled management team overseeing a workforce of over 1,000 professionals. Supported by a consortium of elite partner companies, the organization delivers large-scale project development across multiple regions.
Recognized as a global industrial solutions provider, Gulfstream offers comprehensive capabilities spanning conceptual design, FEED, detailed engineering, global procurement, and full construction services. Its expertise covers oil & gas process facilities, storage terminals, pipelines, and critical infrastructure projects in power, ports, and airports.
With a strong track record of turnkey project execution, Gulfstream has successfully delivered projects across the Middle East, Asia, Oceania, and Europe, and is now actively expanding its footprint across Africa. The company operates to the highest international standards in Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental (QHSE) management, ensuring excellence in every phase of delivery.
Through its growing network of associate companies—including Stream Energy Zambia, Gulfstream Energy Botswana, and Gulfstream S.A South Africa—Gulfstream is strategically positioned to extend its reach further into East Africa and beyond.
Process discipline covers the complete range of engineering activities from Conceptual and Feasibility Studies through Front End
A team of dedicated engineers and designers have special skills for Terminal Piping and in- depth understanding
The experts from Mechanical discipline design Rotating Equipment (Compressors, Pumps, Marine loading Arm, Truck Loading Arm etc.),
To carry out the Detailed Design and Engineering Services for Contracts, we rely on selecting the appropriate
Our Electrical discipline team cover all aspects of Engineering and Design for On-plot and Offplot facilities. We
Civil & Structural Engineering Services Our civil and structural engineering services across Africa are designed to support
Gulfstream logistics demonstrate strong operational capabilities across East Africa and the Indian Ocean corridor, leveraging strong port access, operational presence in strategic locations to support multimodal transport trade and networks and integrated supply
Regional Capability connecting East to South East Africa assumes the role of a fast growing trade hub driven by infrastructure modernization and expanding intra-Africa trade. Gulfstream International with offices in Zambia, Botswana and South Africa has used this gateway to support our cross border trade in petroleum products through the Indeni Pipeline from Daresalaam to Ndola. The supply line through Ndola and the established road networks has been used by Gulfstream International to access markets in Zambia, Malawi and Congo DRC.
Tanzania in East Africa remains a key cornerstone of Gulfstream’s East African operations, offering: • Strategic Port access via Indian Ocean trade routes • Modern logistics infrastructure, including ports and warehousing facilities • Multimodal supply chain solutions integrating road, rail, air and sea transport • Sector coverage across mining, energy agriculture, telecoms and general cargo Since commencing operations in the countries in the southern hemisphere, Gulfstream International has provided efficient cargo handling, storage and inland distribution that connect East Africa to the South African markets of Zambia, Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa.
To be the reservoir of choice for coordinating partnerships to meet global energy needs. We have the technical capacity to provide energy solutions in a...
To become the energy sector leader in the design, engineering and delivery of energy solutions for industrial and commercial facilities across the globe.
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