Provide one (1) Senior Piping Engineer (Steve Cooke) to prepare a total of nine (9) construction work packs associated with Company's 2025 Turnaround Optimization Project

A Tanker Loading Station (TLS) is proposed as a fast-track project to enhance export flexibility in the Atrush field, addressing the current limitation of pipeline-only exports. The TLS will facilitate crude oil loadout for transportation to regional refineries via road. The project involves relocating an existing two-bay loading station to Terrace 4 within the Atrush CPF facility, aiming for completion within 60 days of award. Construction will occur in two phases: Phase One will provide approximately 15,000 barrels of oil per day (bopd) using existing equipment, while Phase Two will expand capacity to approximately 45,000 bopd by adding three additional twin-arm loading stations. The scope includes validating the Phase 1 engineering proposal and managing associated risks.
Conducted Flow Assurance Study for the Soluforce Crude Oil Loading System.

Supply of PSV & Globe Control Valve

Supplying a deoiling hydrocyclone vessel spares to Sarsang field for oil-water separation of produced water.

Supplying a deoiling hydrocyclone vessel to Sarsang field for oil-water separation of produced water.

Procurement service

Support Company by providing detailed design engineering services associated with filter skid package

Provide qualified resources to support Company by providing detailed design engineering services associated with filter skid package

Provide piping stress analysis services for the ST-2 system in support of Company’s project to re-route oil and water via two (2) straight pipes of considerable length to a nearby off-spec tank

Update ETAP model and conduct Power System Studies to verify system adequacy, identify limitations, and recommend improvements for safe and reliable operation under current and future scenarios

Phase 1 – Site verification to redline mark-up existing Sarsang PAD B P&IDs

The scope of work outlines the requirements for the detailed design phase of a project involving the disposal of produced water. The design includes facilities at two areas: Pad A, for water from the ST-2 facility, and Pad B for water from the ST-1 facility, with these facilities requiring spumps, filters, chemical injection packages, degassers, and flexible (Soluforce) pipelines. This scope is a full-fledged multidisciplinary Detailed Engineering scope including Process, Piping, Electrical, Instrumentation, Mechanical, and Pipeline deliverables. This also includes Procurement Services, such as preparation of MRs, TBEs, and Vendor Document Review.