A large liquefied natural gas (LNG) producer, with multiple plants along the Gulf Coast, required standard leak testing services during the commissioning and startup phase for their newest plant.

A GoM upstream operator engineered a pre-existing 22” gas pipeline and a pre-existing 8” oil pipeline for common use. This re-engineered scope eliminated CAPEX costs on installing a new pipeline and decommissioning costs on removing the in-service assets by utilizing in-place assets to achieve the new production requirements.

A major midstream operator required decommissioning solutions for an aged gas pipeline asset. In order to properly abandon the said infrastructure in compliance with BSEE and state regulatory departments, engineering managers determined that an inert gas medium would mitigate several risks. As important, the asset contained a large amount of residual liquid product that required safe capture and disposal.

Planning and project management across a single source provide bundled solutions that deliver cost effective and schedule sensitive services for three separate Central Gathering Facilities (CGF’s) on an expedited timeline for first oil.