Title
Folder of documents relating piping for offshore facilities
Reference
MS/2213/04
Production date
1998 - 2003
Creator
Scope and Content
A folder of documents relating to the design of offshore platforms and their equipment. This includes reports, schedules, comments, engineering reference documents and manuals relating to the piping and topside equipment of offshore equipment relating to the Bonga project.
Extent
1 folder
Language
English
Level of description
FILE
Repository name
Science Museum, London
Associated people and organisations
- AMEC Foster Wheeler LimitedBiographyBiography
AMEC Foster Wheeler Limited, originally known as Amalgamated Mechanical Engineering and Construction
(AMEC) Limited was an international consultancy, engineering and project management company responsible for numerous projects in various counties around the world. Its main focus was on the oil, gas chemical, mining, power and infrastructure sectors but it would be involved in numerous others over the course of its existence. Founded in 1982 by the merger of Leonard Fairclough & Son and William Press Group it would acquire a number of other companies throughout its existence that would allow it to operate in a number of different fields and countries. This included Foster Wheeler, which was taken over in 2014, at which point AMEC Limited changed its name to AMEC Foster Wheeler Limited. During 2016 a downturn in oil and gas revenue led to a reduction in orders from the company’s primary customers resulting in increased debts and the resignation of Samir Brikho from the Chief Executive position. The following year the company would be acquired by the Wood Group for £2.2 billion.
- Shell UK LimitedBiographyBiography
1907 - Royal Dutch Shell Group created in February when the Royal Dutch Petroleum Company, founded in 1890, (N.V. Koninklijke Nederlandsche Petroleum Maatschappij) and the "Shell" Transport and Trading Company Limited, founded 1897, of the United Kingdom merged;
1921 - Shell-Mex Limited formed to market products under the "Shell" and "Eagle" brands in the United Kingdom;
1932 - Shell-Mex merged its UK marketing operations with those of British Petroleum to create Shell-Mex and BP Ltd
1975 - Shell-Mex and BP brands separated
2004 - Shell Group created a new parent company Royal Dutch Shell plc
Conditions governing access
Open Access
Conditions governing Reproduction
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