EnerQuip, a leading supplier of torque machine solutions for the global oil and gas industry, said it has secured the $850,000 contract with a major oilfield service company.
As per the deal, the company will supply a set of self-sufficient containerized workshops destined for Kuwait.
EnerQuip has designed and manufactured a high torque machine to complement a total of five containerized workshops, which include a power source, air conditioning and assembly and control units.
These self-sufficient, containerized units will enable the client to mobilize operations rapidly and maintain tools across the Middle East without the need for significant capex investment, it stated.
Andrew Robins, the director at EnerQuip, said: "In areas with no existing infrastructure these containerized workshops provide a comprehensive, cost-effective solution to maintain vital equipment. This contract is a testament to our continual investment in research and development and the experience our team has in building and delivering mobile field solutions."
Headquartered in Aberdeen, EnerQuip is the partner of choice for torque machines and associated products.
The company will deliver the workshop containers in the first quarter of 2019. Over the last 12 months, EnerQuip has supplied more than eight torque machines to the Middle East and is growing an expansive portfolio of equipment in the region.
"Our next milestone in the Middle East will be to establish a dedicated facility so we can provide an even greater and more detailed level of service for our clients," remarked Robins.
"We’re experiencing a surge of activity in the region and putting boots on the ground is a natural next step to support our growing client base," he added.
