Airborne Oil & Gas has secured a contract with Addax Petroleum which will see the firm delivering two gas lift jumpers in West Africa.
This will result in its thermoplastic composite pipeline (TCP) products becoming a permanent application in the region for the first time.
The Netherlands headquartered business will supply two, 180-meter-long TCP Jumpers to support the Sinopec subsidiary’s operations in the Okwori field, off the coast of Nigeria, within an eight-week timeframe.
This is the first time one of its TCP technologies has been ordered through its newly launched ‘Jumper on Demand’ service which sees long lengths of its Jumpers being manufactured, prepared with dedicated end-fittings and held in stock. This allows for a significantly improved turnaround of pipe supply, termination and installation in any location.
The scope of work marks the second order for its TCP products in Nigeria this year. The first was for a TCP Jumper Spool which is expected to be deployed by a supermajor in the region later in the year.
