Oilserv
Oilserv Limited is a leading provider of integrated engineering, procurement, construction, installation & commissioning (EPCIC) services and complementary solutions across the asset and program life cycle within the onshore, offshore and subsea market segments of the oil and gas sector.

The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation has expressed satisfaction with Oilserv Limited’s performance at the ongoing East-West pipeline project, also called Obiafu, Obrikom, Oben (OB3) gas pipeline.

Oilserv, an engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning company, has been a major player in the sector since its inception in 1992.

It has contributed to the development of pipelines infrastructure, having executed various projects, including the Greater Lagos pipeline projects 1-4.

Oilserv is executing the biggest pipeline in the country – OB3 Project (136km x 48 inch). The company, according to NNPC, has demonstrated indigenous capacity and expertise, which used to be the forte of international EPC firms and has earned a reputation for quality, safety and on-time delivery of projects.
This was confirmed during a visit to the Gas Treatment Plant (GTP) site of the OB3 Project by the management of the NNPC led by the Chief Operating Officer (COO), Gas and Power, Saidu Mohammed, an engineer, and the Managing Director of the Nigerian Gas Company (NGC), Tunde Bakare, an engineer.

Impressed by the capacity and progress of Oilserv on the project, Mohammed said: “This is a project that we have been waiting for in Nigeria and we are glad that the contractor is performing towards bringing light at the end of the tunnel. What I have seen so far is very impressive and the deadline of completing this project is achievable as all materials needed for the completion of the work are on ground.”

Bakare said: “From what we have seen, Oilserv has done very well. The Gas Treatment Plant (GTP) is massive with a capacity of two billion standard cubic feet per day (2bscf/d). What is left is just the piping and we are sure that by September 2019, we will have the Vice President here to inaugurate the project.”

Oilserv Chairman Emeka Okwuosa, an engineer, thanking the NNPC delegation for the inspection, said: “Oilserv with the support of the client, NNPC, has demonstrated that such a huge project can be done locally. The project is quite challenging and Oilserv has always shown commitment in the process of executing the project from engineering and construction. The Gas Treatment Plant (GTP) is the largest that exists in Nigeria and maybe Africa and it is meant to have a capacity of two billion standard cubic feet per day (2bscf/d). A few changes in the entire design, in addition to other issues that came up, led to quite some delays. Be that as it may, the company is racing towards the finishing line and we are sure we will deliver on the new schedule.”

Apart from building the first gas distribution network in Nigeria, Oilserv has also built the Greater Lagos Phases I, II,III and IV gas pipeline poject for Gaslink Nigeria Limited and several others using high quality and safety standards.

They are the Alaoji Gas Transmission Pipeline System for Nigerian Gas Company (NGC), the National Integrated Power Project (NIPP) lots 1 & 2 (Ihovbor, Egbema & Gbarain) for the Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC).

Others include the Gas transmission Pipeline System for Geometric Power Limited, Aba, the Akute Independent Power Project for Oando Gas and Power, Oron Gas Transmission Pipeline System for SEPTA Energy, The Southsouth Gas Transmission Pipeline System for East Horizon Gas Company Limited, and Complete Upgrade of Ikeja Metering Station for NGPTC.
https://thenationonlineng.net/nnpc-praises-oilserv-for-ob3-pipeline-project/


OB3 PROJECT DOCUMENTARY


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epEtGnmEDUY

The Company has pooled the expertise of highly qualified and experienced Engineers, Technicians and other support Personnel to provide Total Quality Services (TQS) to the Multinational, Local Oil & Gas and Power Companies/Industries operating in Nigeria for Onshore & Offshore activity. Our delivery of Onshore projects has been unparalleled and our development in the Offshore market is a game changer for indigenous players.

Oilserv has continued to optimize its growth using its resources as well as through alliances and joint ventures with international Companies in specific areas of the industry. The Company is also offering services beyond Nigeria, especially in the African Sub – Region (Uganda and Ghana).

Oilserv Limited has proven its strength in Oil & Gas Pipeline/Flowline including Oil & Gas Facilities (Gas Metering Stations & Flow stations) as well as in Gas Power Generation areas.
Activities in these areas cover Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Fabrication, Installation, Commissioning, Repairs, Maintenance, Upgrade, Rehabilitation and Project Management.

Our detail Design and Front End Engineering (FEED) support is provided by our sister company Frazimex Engineering Limited.

Oilserv strong determination in providing new definition to the Local Content initiatives has not only helped in putting us on the fore front of our local contemporaries but has also provided reasons for us to enhance our resource base in order to compete positively with the multinationals.

Oilserv Limited is ISO 9001:2015 certified, fully compliant to the Nigerian Content Policies and Directives and also compliant to OHSAS 18001, ISO 14001 & ISO 260000 (Corporate Social Responsibility).

Oilserv Limited Group of Companies are : Oilserv Limited, Frazimex Engineering Limited, FrazPower Limited, FrazOil E & P Limited, Ekcel Farms Limited and Crown Energy Resources Limited.

OB3 gas pipeline projects video documentary by CBNC Africa


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epEtGnmEDUY



Engr Emeka Okwosa founder and chairman of Oilserv group won Sun 2017 investor of the year

Igbos are doing great

I thought Nestoil is also executing part of OB3 project.

Two great minds from the same state (Anambra)

Will the pipes remain there or will they be buried in the ground?

otokx:
Will the pipes remain there or will they be buried in the ground?

Good question. l was about to ask, too.

otokx:
Will the pipes remain there or will they be buried in the ground?

AKswift:

Good question. l was about to ask, too.

Yes it will

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Good job

Nice one

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Next please

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@Op, how person dey get job for dis your company I no dey joke oo

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