EnerMech has secured over $100 million (£74m) of pre-commissioning and new pipeline contract awards, following a global investment programme.
The Aberdeen-headquartered services group said it had secured 10 significant contract awards after it launched a $30m (£22m) equipment investment programme across its global locations.
EnerMech said the expenditure had enabled “significant expansion” to its specialist equipment fleet of compressors, air dryers, booster compressors, nitrogen tanks, nitrogen membrane units, downlines and fluid pumps, boosting the capabilities of its pre-commissioning business.
It has helped the group secure 10 significant new contracts, including awards in Mozambique, Guyana, Trinidad, Turkey and Australia. The value of each contract was not disclosed.
The campaigns encompass a range of pre-commissioning services which cover full project requirements from deep-water flooding and testing, umbilical monitoring and testing, pipeline dewatering and commissioning, plus supporting specialist services on the associated process facilities.
This includes a five-year agreement signed with Chevron Australia to deliver integrated services to its Western oil and gas assets which began last year.
EnerMech said it had also agreed a strategic deal with a global air drilling services provider, giving it access to up to $15 million worth of equipment from a fleet of air compression, booster compression, nitrogen generation, and personnel, further supporting its expansion efforts.
In addition, EnerMech signed an exclusive agreement with Offshore Technical Services (OTS).
The company, which has bases in Alberta, Sydney and Houston, provides full cycle project management, and can manage completions, pre-commissioning and commissioning activities whilst also providing the associated specialist services, under a single contract.
EnerMech CEO Christian Brown said: “In the last 12 months we have taken robust, concerted steps to expand and improve our integrated pre-commissioning, commissioning and pipeline capabilities globally across the LNG, nuclear, oil and gas, hydrogen and renewable sectors.”
In January the company hailed its strong performance in 2021, citing more than £500m of contracts secured with both new and existing clients across the energy, renewables, infrastructure, nuclear and waste-to-energy sectors.
Added Mr Brown: “Our combined $30m investment in equipment and new strategic partnerships clearly demonstrates our commitment to the sector as we continue to enhance our current offering.”
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