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Arctic Oil & Gas Directory Covering Arctic oil and gas operations and the logistics, construction and service firms that support them A biannual supplement Vol. 17, No.1 March 2012 2 ARCTIC OIL & GAS DIRECTORY • Vol. 17, No. 1 Natural resources continue to be the cornerstone for Alaska’s economic development and diversification. AIC is proud to provide our Alaska-based construction expertise to the resource development industries AICLLC.COM AIC, LLC. 301 W. NORTHERN LIGHTS BLVD., STE. 600 ANCHORAGE, AK 99503 T: 907-562-2792 F: 907-562-4179 4 ARCTIC OIL & GAS DIRECTORY • Vol. 17, No. 1 Companies involved in serving the Arctic oil and gas industry Doyon Emerald NANA Regional Corp. A Doyon LTD NANA WorleyParsons Acuren USA Doyon Universal Services NASCO Industries Inc. AECOM Environment Egli Air Haul Air Liquide Nature Conservancy, The Emerald Alaska NEI Fluid Technology AIRVAC Environmental Group Era Alaska Nordic Calista Alaska Air Cargo ERA Helicopters Alaska Analytical Laboratory Everts Air Cargo North Slope Telecom Alaska Dreams Expro Americas LLC Northern Air Cargo Alaska Frontier Constructors ExxonMobil Northwest Technical Services Alaska Interstate Construction (AIC) Fairweather Oil & Gas Supply Alaska Marine Lines Flowline Alaska Opti Staffing Group Alaska Railroad Corp. Fluor PacWest Drilling Supply Alaska Rubber Foss Maritime PENCO Alaska Steel Co. Fugro Alaska West Express Pebble Partnership Alaskan Energy Resources Inc. G-M Petroleum Equipment & Services Alpha Seismic Compressors PND Engineers Inc. Alutiiq Oilfield Solutions GBR Equipment Polyguard Products Inc. American Marine GCI Industrial Telecom PRA (Petrotechnical Resources of Alaska) Arctic Controls Geokinetics, formerly PGS Onshore Price Gregory International Arctic Foundations Global Diving & Salvage Arctic Fox Environmental GMW Fire Protection Arctic Slope Telephone Assoc. Co-op. Golder Associates Arctic Wire Rope & Supply Greer Tank & Welding Q-Z ARCTOS Guess & Rudd, PC Armstrong Hawk Consultants Rain for Rent Aspen Hotels Hoover Materials Handling Group SAExploration ASRC Energy Services Inspirations Salt + Light Creative AT&T Intertek Moody Seekins Ford Avalon Development Jackovich Industrial & Construction Supply Shell Exploration & Production Judy Patrick Photography STEELFAB B-F Kenworth Alaska Stoel Rives Kiska Metals Baker Hughes Kuukpik Arctic Services Taiga Ventures Bald Mountain Air Service Last Frontier Air Ventures Tanks-A-Lot Bombay Deluxe Lister Industries TEAM Industrial Services Calista Corp. Lounsbury & Associates The Local Pages Canadian Mat Systems (Alaska) Lynden Air Cargo Tire Distribution Systems (TDS) Canrig Drilling Technology Lynden Air Freight Total Safety U.S. Inc. Carlile Transportation Services Lynden Inc. TOTE-Totem Ocean Trailer Express CGGVeritas U.S. Land Lynden International Totem Equipment & Supply CH2M Hill Lynden Logistics Chiulista Services Lynden Transport Transcube USA Colville Inc. Mapmakers of Alaska TTT Environmental Computing Alternatives MAPPA Testlab Udelhoven Oilfield Systems Services ConocoPhillips Alaska Maritime Helicopters UMIAQ Construction Machinery Industrial M-I Swaco Unique Machine Craig Taylor Equipment MRO Sales Univar USA Crowley Alaska M.T. Housing URS Alaska Cruz Construction Denali Industrial N-P US Mat Systems Donaldson Company Usibelli Dowland-Bach Corp. Nabors Alaska Drilling Weston Solutions Doyon Drilling Nalco XTO Energy ARCTIC OIL & GAS DIRECTORY • Vol. 17, No. 1 5 CONTENTS 7 Arctic Oil & Gas Directory Vol. 17, No. 1 Released March 2012 The Arctic Oil & Gas Directory is a biannual marketing publication of Petroleum News, which is owned by Petroleum Newspapers of Alaska LLC. For information on how to be part of this directory, please contact Clint Lasley at 907 522-9469 or [email protected] Directory staff MARY MACK CEO/CFO KAY CASHMAN Publisher CLINT LASLEY GM & Circulation Director MARTI REEVE FEATURE STORIES 49 ARRC names Dale Wade VP Business Special Publications Director Development, Crowley acquires 500 15 Four new units for BRPC STEVEN MERRITT new 40-foot high-cube containers, State divides 2 unit proposals into 4 Production Director ACHC acquires McGraw’s Custom with drilling commitments SUSAN CRANE Construction, Lynden donates shipping through 2014 Advertising Director costs for Plesiosaur fossil, Foss Maritime hybrid tug on way to California BONNIE YONKER 17 Placer unit on North Slope AK/NATL Advertising Specialist wins approval 50 CH2M HILL signs agreement with HEATHER YATES ASRC Exploration commits to drill new Bookkeeper Statoil Canada Ltd., ASRC subsidiary exploratory well or test existing well by names Davidson manager of supply TOM KEARNEY mid-2013; unit area contains Advertising Design Manager chain, Doyon Emerald wins top honors known oil reservoir in communications, Baker Hughes SHANE LASLEY IT Chief receives IADC competence accreditation COMPANY SPOTLIGHTS DEE CASHMAN Circulation Representative 47 Taiga Ventures, URS Alaska, 51 Crowley and subsidiary relocating to Unique Machine new facility, TOTE welcomes Bill Pryor as MAILING ADDRESS: new sales manager, Duke named new PO Box 231647 Doyon Ltd. chief financial officer, ASRC Anchorage, AK 99523-1647 COMPANY NEWS Energy Services promotes HSET staff Phone: (907) 522-9469 Fax: (907) 522-9583 Solstice’s web work wins international 48 E-mail: [email protected] Kleinmann joins CH2M HILL in advisory EMA award, Kiska adds Henderson as 52 Web Page: www.PetroleumNews.com Manager of Investor Relations, Crowley role, Expro’s safety standards lead to Subsea UK award, Calista transfers Cover photo: awards cadets with scholarships at Doyon Rig 15 at Eni Petroleum's offshore luncheon, Weston Solutions hires ownership of First Alaskans magazine, drillsite at Spy Island, October 2011. Hunter as oil & gas manager Tucker to serve 3-year term as lawyer representative, Nabors purchases Photo by Judy Patrick Photography CIRI’s interest in Peak 6 ARCTIC OIL & GAS DIRECTORY • Vol. 17, No. 1 CONTENTS 53 ConocoPhillips Alaska supports 18 education pathways, Golder’s Krzewinski elected ASCE Region 8 governor, NAC offering new service between Texas and Michigan, Calista provides $217,000 in fall scholarships 54 Crowley receives 2011 Quest for Quality Award, Doyon names Aaron Schutt new president and CEO, One-day course set on basics of Alaska’s oil and gas industry, TDS reminds Alaskans its tire changeover season 55 Doyon President and CEO announces his retirement, Team announces its new Anchorage 59 TOTE president honored with 2011 PHOT0 FEATURE location, TOTE dedication honors achievement award, Nabors 18 ON THE JOB: Lynden — working maritime industry legend, Fugro appoints Petrello new CEO, Foss together toward the future completes positioning projects in hires Wolff to head up Cook Inlet, Carlile proud engineering department, Crowley to announce new vice presidents adds new refrigerated containers Q&A COMPANY PROFILES to fleet, AKRR sets annual 7 We’ve got you covered! 56 GCI contract expands services for print events Alaska Dreams, Inc. the industry the Gulf of Mexico, STEELFAB leader in providing high-quality, Riders proud to support 2011 Bike 60 Calista hires Bush, Peterson to fill engineered, cost-effective for MS, Global ROV to be used to two roles, Doyon donates building solutions determine oil at 900 feet, $1 million for new health center, CH2M HILL striving to perform STEELFAB’s Faulkner promoted Crowley christens one of largest 9 above client expectations and Mathis rehired ATBs in industry, Racecar driver and industry standards! Kurt Busch visits Shell oil rig For 100 percent employee-owned 57 AK Railroad participates in NRE company, this is not the ground breaking, Global’s Daily 61 Usibelli taps Brown for VP exception, it’s the rule advanced to GM Alaska region, Southcentral operations, Crowley URS’ Trimble appointed to AK sells CATCO All-Terrain vehicle 11 Crowley Maritime Corporation: Minerals Commission, Alaska assets to Peak, Doyon announces You can count on Crowley Dreams to represent Guard-All ‘Bobbi’ Quintavell as its new COO, Providing fuel delivery, project building line ASRC board appoints new management and marine services chairman, URS adds Desmond, for nearly 60 years in Alaska 58 Arctic Slope Regional Corp. Shepherd to its team Fairweather is committed declares dividend of $34.31, Era 13 to meeting the needs of the Alaska pilot helps locate missing 62 Air Liquide to build new North Natural Resources Industry North Slope man, ConocoPhillips Dakota plant, Lynden donates Leader in remote logistics transportation for kids coat drive, unit approved for voluntary is expanding at the North Slope program, CGGVeritas seismic vessel URS adds Toews to its team as with new aviation center to be used in Norway, Canrig environmental scientist, Doyon licenses selected MPO Drilling Emerald names Pollock Technologies project services manager ARCTIC OIL & GAS DIRECTORY • Vol. 17, No. 1 7 COURTESY ALASKA COURTESY DREAMS Seward Ship’s Drydock, one of the most challenging jobs Alaska Dreams has undertaken. We’ve got you covered! Alaska Dreams, Inc. the industry leader in providing high-quality, engineered, cost-effective building solutions Q. What do you most want people to know about your Q. What year was the company founded and by whom? company? A. Alaska Dreams, Inc. was founded in 1994 by owners Meini A. Alaska Dreams, Inc. has established itself as a leader in the and Anna Huser. fabric covered structure industry nationwide as well as being a pre-engineered steel building dealer/builder. We have actively Q. What is
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