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Three service lines, one point of responsibility.

One point of responsibility across engineering and construction, marine and logistics, and advisory. Each line below lists what we actually take on, along with our technical partners.

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EPCIC Services

Engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning. We take fixed-scope responsibility on onshore and offshore facilities, from front-end design through to handover, and carry procurement and construction with it.

  • FEED and detailed engineering design
  • Pipeline construction and maintenance
  • Procurement of OCTG, wellheads and pumps
  • Structural, civil and mechanical engineering and construction
  • Heavy-duty equipment supply, installation and maintenance
  • Upgrade of onshore and offshore production facilities
  • Clean energy solutions
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Marine & Logistics Services

We move crude and cargo. Our Alternative Crude Evacuation System runs end to end, covering regulatory and naval clearance, security, shuttle tanker, ship-to-ship transfer into the mother vessel, and hydrocarbon accounting, all under a single point of responsibility rather than a chain of separate vendors.

  • Alternative Crude Evacuation System (ACES)
  • Marine vessel supply and operations
  • Offshore construction and installation
  • Offshore operations support services
  • Land and marine logistics support
  • Hydrocarbon accounting
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Advisory & Consultancy Services

Technical and commercial judgement for assets and transactions. We advise on asset development, run due diligence across the technical, commercial and regulatory dimensions, and structure gas commercialization.

  • Asset development advisory and consulting
  • Technical, commercial and regulatory due diligence
  • Tailored end-to-end alternative crude evacuation solutions
  • Gas commercialization

What our engagements involve

These describe the shape of the work we are set up to take. They are capability, not a claim about any particular contract.

  • Tubular procurement package Procurement of casing or tubing to a stated grade, weight and range for a drilling programme. Our scope runs across manufacture with the OEM partner, factory acceptance testing, shipping, in-country clearing, and logistics through to delivery at the client's facility, with project execution and the delivery schedule on our side of the line.
  • Alternative crude evacuation campaign Evacuating crude from a field without pipeline access, using a shuttle tanker and a ship-to-ship transfer into a mother vessel. End to end this covers port and naval clearance, security cover, the marine spread, the transfer itself, hydrocarbon accounting and advisory through to reconciliation.
  • Land and marine logistics support Sustained logistics for a producing asset or a construction campaign: crew and supply vessel provision, marine coordination, and the land-side movement that has to meet it. Measured on availability and turnaround rather than on mobilisation.

How the work is carried

  • Scope We take defined scope with a defined interface. Where we are a sub-contractor, we say so; where we hold the whole package, we hold the schedule, the procurement and the site with it.
  • Partners Original equipment manufacturers and technical partners are named into the scope from the outset rather than found once the contract is signed.
  • Assurance Factory acceptance testing, inspection and quality hold points are planned into the programme, not bolted on at the end.