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Reference List 2016.Xlsx Carpenter & Paterson Ltd Crown Works, Welshpool, Powys SY21 7BE, UK Tel: +44 1938 552061 Fax: +44 1938 555306 email: info@cp‐ltd.co.uk web: www.cp‐ltd.co.uk REFERENCE LIST Works Order Year Customer Project Location of Customer Location of Project Scope of Supply 14095500 2015 National Grid St Fergus Gas Terminal UK UK Spring Hangers 14278700 2015 Tekfen Insaat Shah Deniz Stage 2 Azerbaijan Caspian Sea Pipe Shoes 15035600 2015 Amec Foster Wheeler CP1 Platform UK UK Ancillaries 15052000 2015 Tengizchevroil Tengiz Oilfield Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Ancillaries 15052800 2015 Tengizchevroil Tengiz Oilfield Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Spring Hangers 15068700 2015 MST Ltd Shah Deniz Stage 2 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Ancillaries 15073600 2015 British Pipeline Agency Kingsbury Terminal UK UK Ancillaries 15108300 2015 Jacobs UK Ltd 61050027 Tails Management FAC UK UK Spring Hangers 15116000 2015 ExxonMobil Fawley Refinery UK UK Spring Hangers 15125700 2015 United Gas Derivatives NGL Plant Egypt Egypt Spring Hangers 15149800 2015 OMV Maari Offshore Platform New Zealand New Zealand Spring Hangers 15150800 2015 Amec Foster Wheeler DPPA Platform UK UK Fab 15159700 2015 Tengizchevroil Tengiz Oilfield Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Roller Assy 15205700 2015 Amec Foster Wheeler DPPA Platform UK UK Irish Sea Ancillaries 15215900 2015 J Murphy & Sons Ltd Towton Site UK UK Ancillaries 15217200 2015 MST Ltd Shah Deniz Stage 2 Azerbaijan Caspian Sea Spring Hangers 15220500 2015 MST Ltd Central Azeri Platform Azerbaijan Caspian Sea Spring Hangers 15231100 2015 Tengizchevroil Wellpads of Tranche 6 Kazakhstan Caspian Sea Spring Hangers 15272700 2015 Tengizchevroil Tengiz Oilfield Kazakhstan Caspian Sea Pipe Shoes 15288900 2015 MST Ltd West Chirag Azerbaijan Caspian Sea Spring Hangers 15337900 2015 Air Products Korea Inc Samsung P S200 Korea China RSB 15005200 2015 Ineos Chemicals Ltd Grangemouth UK UK Pipe Shoes 15034200 2015 Burntisland Fab Ltd GDF Cygnus UK UK Pipe Shoes 15052400 2015 Scottish & Southern Energy Plc Peterhead Power Station UK UK Survey 15076000 2015 Caledonian Petroleum Services Beryl Platform UK UK North Sea Sway Brace 15077200 2015 BP Exploration Op. Co. Ltd BP ETAP Mungo UK UK North Sea Spring Hangers Page 1 of 18 Works Order Year Customer Project Location of Customer Location of Project Scope of Supply 15080900 2015 Burntisland Fab Ltd GDF Cygnus UK UK Ancillaries 15081400 2015 Amec Foster Wheeler Nexen Buzzard Field Dev UK UK Spring Hangers 15089600 2015 Caledonian Petroleum Services Beryl Platform UK UK North Sea Spring Hangers 15096200 2015 Ineos Chemicals Ltd KG Train UK UK Spring Hangers 15104600 2015 ConocoPhillips UK Ltd Jasmine Norway UK North Sea Spring Hangers 15105300 2015 ConocoPhillips UK Ltd Alder Topsides Norway UK North Sea Pipe Shoes 15141300 2015 KCA Deutag Drilling Group Ltd Luna UK UK North Sea Snubber 15158800 2015 Petrofac Facilities Management Beryl Bravo Platform UK UK North Sea Spring Hangers 15179100 2015 Ineos Chemicals Ltd Ethane Jetties Grangemouth UK UK Spring Hangers 15186800 2015 National Grid St Fergus Gas Terminal UK UK Spring Hangers 15208700 2015 BP Exploration Op. Co. Ltd Sullom Voe UK UK Spring Hangers 15241000 2015 Shell UK Ltd Shearwater Platform UK UK North Sea Spring Hangers 15276800 2015 Enterprise Eng Ltd FPSO Ghana UK Africa HSA 15295900 2015 VWS Westgarth Egina UK UAE Spring Hangers 15309100 2015 Shell UK Ltd Brent Charlie Platform UK UK North Sea Ancillaries 15030400 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS Oseberg Faltsenter Norway Norway Spring Hangers 15057200 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS Troll B Platform Norway Norway HSA 15146700 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS G‐31 Bronnoppkobling Grane Norway Norway Spring Hangers 15163700 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS Brage Platform Norway Norway Spring Hangers 15180100 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS Kvitebjorn Platform Norway Norway Spring Hangers 15193400 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS QAL‐3612 Norway Norway Spring Hangers 15194600 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS Kollsnes Platform Norway Norway Spring Hangers 15265400 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS Asgard A Platform Norway Norway Spring Hangers 15303100 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS Troll Platform Norway Norway Spring Hangers 15070200 2015 VIBI Macchi Italy Italy Spring Hangers 15127600 2015 Nooter Eriksen SRL Shuweihat S1 Italy UAE Spring Hangers 14417100 2015 Amec Foster Wheeler HSRP Reformer UK Vietnam Spring Hangers 15058000 2015 Reliance Industries Ltd CCPP Gandhar India India Spring Hangers 15076100 2015 Reliance Industries Ltd Jamnagar India India Pipe Shoes 15107700 2015 Reliance Industries Ltd Jamnagar India India Struts 15160100 2015 Reliance Industries Ltd Jamnagar India India Snubbers 15168400 2015 Jacobs UK Ltd Pipe Still 3 Yield Development UK UK Spring Hangers 15086700 2015 Tunjang Ulung SDN BHD Penapisam Malaka Malaysia Malaysia Spring Hangers 15091300 2015 Petronas Technology Ventures Malaysia LNG Malaysia Malaysia Snub/Vib Clamp 15246800 2015 EMAS‐AMC PTE Ltd Turret Singapore Singapore Spring Hangers 15298600 2015 Intra Tech Eng & Trading SDN Petronas PPMSB Malaysia Malaysia Spring Hangers 15003500 2015 Eriks Ind. Services Tank 3 Risers Project UK UK Spring Hangers 15037400 2015 BP Exploration (Shah Deniz). Ltd Shah Deniz Stage 2 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Spring Hangers Page 2 of 18 Works Order Year Customer Project Location of Customer Location of Project Scope of Supply 15044900 2015 Esso Petroleum Co. Ltd Fawley Refinery UK UK Spring Hangers 15046100 2015 Centrica Barry Power Station UK UK Survey 15076700 2015 Doosan Babcock Ltd Ciuden UK Spain Ancillaries 15117700 2015 Esso Petroleum Co. Ltd Fawley Refinery UK UK Spring Hangers 15140300 2015 Hamworthy Combustion Eng. Armada Kraken FPSO UK Singapore Spring Hangers 15160800 2015 EDF Nuclear Generation Ltd Hinkley Point PS UK UK Spring Hangers 15183600 2015 Shell UK Ltd Lemon Echo Platform UK UK North Sea Spring Hangers 15291000 2015 Perenco UK Ltd Ravenspurn Alpha UK UK North Sea Spring Hangers 15314200 2015 Esso Petroleum Co. Ltd Fawley Refinery UK UK Spring Hangers 15339100 2015 GDF Suez E&P Uk Ltd Cygnus UK UK Ancillaries 15178800 2015 Nordic Bellows AB Valmet AB Sweden Sweden Spring Hangers 14418800 2015 Drax Power Ltd Drax P.S UK UK HSA 15047400 2015 E.On UK Plc Ratcliffe P.S. UK UK Ancillaries 15084200 2015 Cofely Endel Golfech NPP 7 France France Spring Hangers 15086600 2015 Phillips 66 Humber Refinery UK UK Spring Hangers 15089300 2015 Heerema Hartlepool Ltd Culzean WAD UK UK Spring Hangers 15095500 2015 Phillips 66 Humber Refinery UK UK Spring Hangers 15130400 2015 Vivergo Fuels Jetcooker UK UK Survey 15157100 2015 Powerrun Project Management Thames Tideways Tunnels UK UK Pipe Shoes 15172600 2015 Growhow UK Ltd WNA3 UK UK Spring Hangers 15227300 2015 Doosan Babcock Ltd VMR Cracking Furnace UK UK Spring Hangers 15231300 2015 Total Lindsey Oil Refinery Ltd Tank Farm UK UK Spring Hangers 15211900 2015 OHI Pet. & Energy Services LLC Suwaihat Oman Oman Slide Bearings 15054500 2015 Doosan Babcock Ltd Hwange Power Station UK Zimbabwe Spring Hangers 15049000 2015 Doosan Babcock Ltd Hwange Power Station UK Zimbabwe Survey 14000600 2015 Suez Oil Processing Coker Unit Egypt Egypt Spring Hangers 14089500 2015 MST Ltd Gas Cap Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Spring Hangers 14363100 2015 Ovivo UK Ltd Medupi UK South Africa Ancillaries 14370800 2015 Sakhalin Energy Sakhalin Fields Russia Russia Spring Hangers 14412800 2015 MST Ltd Central Azeri Platform Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Spring Hangers 14346000 2015 MRC Energy Piping AS Gullfaks A Platform Norway Norway Spring Hangers 14185400 2015 Reliance Industries Ltd Jamnagar India India Spring Hangers 14194700 2015 Reliance Industries Ltd Jamnagar India India Snub/Strut 14365600 2015 Semortrade Sines Refinery Portugal Portugal Spring Hangers 14379500 2015 HNC Group AS South Arne Phase III Platform Denmark Danish North Sea Spring Hangers 15315400 2015 Al Mansoori ADGAS Refinery Abu Dhabi Abu Dhabi Spring Hangers 130023A3 2014 Hyundai Heavy Industries Co Clair Ridge Korea UK North Sea Spring Hangers 131415A0 2014 Talisman Energy Sinopec Montrose BLP UK UK North Sea Rigid/Spring Hangers Page 3 of 18 Works Order Year Customer Project Location of Customer Location of Project Scope of Supply 132427A0 2014 Petrofac International (UAE) In Amenas Train 3 UAE Algeria Spring Hangers 13283400 2014 Heurtey Petrochem S.A., Jamnagar France India Spring Hangers 133969A0 2014 JGC Corporation Petronas LNG Train 9 Japan Malaysia Vibration Isolation Pads 133969A2 2014 JGC Corporation Petronas LNG Train 10 Japan Malaysia Vibration Isolation Pads 13408400 2014 Enquest Britain Limited Knightsbridge UK UK Spring Hangers 14003100 2014 LFF (Scotland) Ltd. Tengiz Field UK Kazakhstan Spring Hangers 14011100 2014 Alstom Power Ltd., Cottam Power Station UK UK Spring Hangers 14082900 2014 PETRONAS Technical Service Dagangan Prai Facility Malaysia Malaysia Survey 14102600 2014 ExxonMobil Chemical Ltd(2188) Fife Ethylene Plant UK UK Spring Hangers 14116700 2014 Reliance Industries Ltd Jamnagar Refinery India India Spring Hangers 14147200 2014 Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Mafumeira Sul Korea South Korea Spring Hangers 14154500 2014 Eastman (Solutia) UK Limited Solutia UK UK Spring Hangers 14160000 2014 RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED Jamnagar Refinery India India Spring Hangers 14166100 2014 Tengizchevroil Tengiz Field Kazakhstan Kazakhstan Spring Hangers 14169000 2014 Linde AG Jamnagar Refinery Germany India Spring Hangers 14170100 2014 ConocoPhillips (UK) Limited Alder Topsides Norway UK North Sea Spring Hangers/Anc 13375500 2013 Torftech Ltd Usk Valley UK UK Spring Hangers 13376800 2013 BP Exploration
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