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Corrtech Group Presentation 07012013.Pptx Corrtech Corporate Presentation Corrtech International Pvt. Ltd 100% Owned Subsidiary 100% Owned Subsidiary Control Plus Oil Corrtech Energy & Gas Solutions Ltd. Pvt. Ltd Manufacturing of Comprehensive Gas Corrtech Trenchless Oil & Gas EPC Projects Gas Turbine Maintenance Pvt.ltd. Solutions - Cross Country Pipelines Conditioning Skids - 50 % owned - Terminals & Process City Gate Stations subsidiary of Corrtech Plants Manufacture International Pvt Ltd. District Regulating - Water Pipelines & Pump Spares and 50 % of Trenchless Skids Engineering Services Stations Repairs Gas Metering & Pvt. Ltd. - Cathodic Protection Odorizing Services Horizontal Directional Systems Drilling(HDD) Domestic & Augur Boring, etc Industrial Skids Pig Handling Systems Gas Heating Skids • The flagship company (CIPL) is an established player in the • Next largest business segment Pipeline Construction Industry • Component Manufacture and is presently executing large • Supply of Spares and Oil & Gas cross country Pipeline Replacement Parts construction projects of up to 48” • Component Repair Services diameter & Terminals • Coating Services • Owns a large fleet of • Rotor Repair & Complete sophisticated, heavy duty Overhaul Services pipeline construction equipment Gas • Field Maintenance and and HDD Rigs Engineering Services • Impressive track record of EPC Turbine Pipeline construction projects Projects (Manufacture of turbine parts, (Oil & Gas, supply of spares water supply & repairs & sectors & CGD) maintenance) Cathodic Gas Skids Protection (Design, engineering, ( Pipelines, tank manufacture & bottoms, installation of • Gas conditioning skids, petchem, power gas skids • Market leader in the Indian plants & filtration, pressure reduction, market for over 2 decades refineries) custody-transfer metering and • Has more than 1/3rd of the odorization skids, pig handling market share systems and pressure vessels • Supplied over 300 skids for natural gas applications across India • Owns state-of-the-art workshop with 100% in-house facility for complete fabrication of skids Introduction Corrtech International Private Limited (CIPL) is an ISO 9001 Certified Company executing turnkey projects in Oil & Gas infrastructure sector, with an emphasis on: EPC Projects for Cross Country Pipeline Construction & Terminals City Gas Distribution Network Horizontal Directional Drilling / Augur Boring Cathodic Protection Snapshot – Pipeline Division § Corrtech has successfully completed laying, testing & commissioning of over 1500 km of pipeline projects, size ranging from 4” dia to 48” dia for Oil & Gas sectors § Currently executing 640 km of Pipeline Projects, size ranging from 4” to 24” Dia. for Oil & Gas Sectors including the Kohci-Kottnad – Bangalore-Mangalore & other various GSPL & GAIL Pipeline Project ( § Corrtech is enlisted as an approved contractors with various leading gas & oil sector organizations in India Clientele Gail India Ltd. GSPC Gas Ltd. Indian Oil corporation Ltd. Reliance Gas Tpt. Infra. Ltd. GSPC Ltd. Cairn Energy Ltd. Gujarat State Petronet Ltd. Mahanagar Gas Ltd. Mecon Ltd. Gujarat Gas Ltd. Tractebel GDF Suez S.A. Essar Constructions Ltd. J P Kenny Pty Ltd Engineers India Ltd. Key Milestones Achieved Largest Pipeline dia in executed in Oil and Gas - 48” Automatic Welding Joints of 48” dia in a single day - 201 Semi–Automatic Welding Joints of 48” dia in a single day - 101 Total length of Pipeline laid - 1600 km Longest Pipeline executed in a single project - 230 km Key Milestones Achieved Total Station Piping executed - 150000 inch dia Largest dia executed in Water Pipeline Project - 72” Among the few Companies to execute X-80 Pipe Welding Executed longest HDD crossing of 2.2 kms x 24” dia gas pipeline in India. Largest Market Share for Cathodic Protection in India Company Offices 51, Mahagujarat Industrial Estate, Opp. Nova Petrochemicals, Head Office Changodar, Ahmedabad – 382213. Ph : +91-2717-304100 www.corrtech.in 22, Dhara Centre, Vijay Cross Road, Navrangpura, Branch Offices (India) Ahmedabad – 380009. Ph : +91-79-39873100. 316, Ansal Classic Tower, J-1, Community Centre, Rajori Garden, New Delhi – 110027. Ph : +91-11-45541272/73 7, Sandesh, Ushma Nagar, Off. Mith Chowky Malad (West), Mumbai – 400 642. Ph : +91-22-2881 1376. Branch Offices (Overseas) #2, Bldg 23, Block 1, Street 101, Mangaf, Kuwait. Ph: +965 9725 1939 P.O. Box 11072, Dubai, UAE. Ph: +971-56-7557590 Current Projects Size Length (in S.N. Project Client (in dia) km) 1 Effluent Water Injection Pipelines, Kuwait KOC/Petrofac 4”-20” 185 Kochi-Kottnad-Bangalore-Mangalore Pipeline 2 GAIL 24” 112 Project (Phase-II) 3 Dabhan Thasra Pipeline Project GSPL 12” 44 4 Amboli Vatevad Pipeline Project GSPL 18” 44 5 Salaya Mathura Debottlenecking Pipeline Indian Oil Corp 28” 180 8”+6”+4” & Karanpur Moradabad Kashipur Rudrapur Phase 6 GAIL 150 Kms OFC 68 II laying 7 Pipeline Laying in Aishwarya Field, Barmer CAIRN/ TPL 3" to 12" 68 Completed Pipeline & Terminal Projects Size Length S.N. Project Client (in dia) (in km) Dahej-Vijaipur Pipeline Upgradation Project 1 GAIL 48” 229 (Spread-2 & 5) 2 Chainsa-Jhajjar Pipeline Project GAIL 36” /16” 70 / 18 Bawana-Nangal Pipeline Project (Section-II 3 GAIL 30” & 18” 228 & III) 4 Bharuch-Jamnagar Pipeline Project Maytas 30” 55 5 Spur Pipelines(Bharuch) PJSC /Reliance 30” 18 6 Kochi-Kottanad Pipeline Project (Phase-I) GAIL 30” 16.5 7 Gujarat(Atakpardi) Spur Pipeline Project Reliance 30” 6.75 8 GAIL RIL Connectivity at Ankot & Mhaskal GAIL 24” - 9 EWPL Spur Pipeline Project PJSC/ Reliance 24” 7.2 4 (2 km is 10 Auraiya Babrala Pipeline Project GAIL 24” HDD) 11 Dadri-Bawana Pipeline Project GAIL 20” 56 12 Barmer Wellpad Pipeline Project Cairn Energy 10 – 20” 63.6 13 K-Cheruvu-Mandapeta--GVK Pipeline Project GAIL 16” 36 Completed Pipeline & Terminal Projects Size Length S.N. Project Client (in dia) (in km) 14 South Gujarat Pipeline Project GAIL 6” – 16” 37 15 Dahej-Uran Spur Pipeline Project GAIL 4” – 16” 18.5 16 Rava Field Pipeline Project Cairn Energy 14” 3.124 17 Amod-Hazira Pipeline Project IOCL 12.75” 94 18 Tana-Amreli Pipeline Project GSPL 12” 76 19 Padamla-Halol Pipeline Project GSPL 12” 38.5 20 Kalol-Santej Pipeline Project GSPL 12” 15.2 21 Kalol-Ramol Pipeline Project GAIL 12” 43 22 Vizag-Secunderabad LPG Pipeline Project GAIL 12” 20.6 23 Ibrahimpur- Dholpur Pipeline Project GAIL 10” 30 24 Kondapalli Pipeline Project Reliance 10” 10 25 NDPL Connectivity of VDPL GAIL 8” 12 26 Chainsa Compressor Station Enabling Work GAIL City Gas Distribution Projects Size Length S.N. Project Client (in dia) (in km) 1 City Gas Pipeline Project, Thane/Navi Mumbai MGL 18” 10.9 2 Steel Pipeline for Natural Gas Supply, Rajkot City GSPC Gas 12” 10 Steel pipeline for Natural Gas supply, Surendranagar / 3 GSPC Gas 8” 33 Wadhwan City 4 Carbon Steel Pipeline, Mira Road, Mumbai MGL 8” 12 8” 16 5 Steel Pipeline for Natural Gas Supply, Navsari GSPC Gas 6” 7 6 Steel Pipeline, Morbi City GSPC Gas 4” – 8” 22 7 Steel Pipeline, Petlad City GSPC Gas 6” 8 8 Bilimora City Gas Distribution Project GSPC Gas 6” 6.80 9 Steel Pipeline for supply of Natural Gas, Santej BPCL 6” 2.6 10 Steel Pipeline for Natural Gas Supply, Bharuch GSPC Gas 6” 3.37 Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) § Experienced and well equipped to carry most rugged crossings § Fleet of more than 10 Nos. HDD Rigs of Capacity 400T, 300T, 150T, 100T, 50T, 20T, 10T etc. § Executed several HDD operations in various long distance pipeline projects in India and overseas § Executed more than 30 Contracts ranging from drilling 6” to 36” diameter covering a length of over 28000 meters § The maximum diameter drilled is 36” and maximum single length executed is 772 meters of river crossing HDD Projects - Current No of Size Length S.N. Project Client Crossings (in Dia) (in m) Bhera Mara -Khulna Pipeline Project, 1 GTCL 6 20” 2830 Bangladesh Bhakhrabad Siddirganj Pipeline Project, 2 Mears 4 30” +6” 3200 ( Mears Group) Bangladesh Paradip Ranchi Raipur Pipeline Project 3 IOCL 13 18”+3” 7455 Group A Paradip Ranchi Raipur Pipeline Project 4 IOCL 15 18”,12.75” +3” 3589 Group B Paradip Ranchi Raipur Pipeline Project 16”, 14”,10”+3”CS 5 IOCL 10 6885 Group C Conduit pipe SMPL De-Bottlenecking Crude Pipeline 6 Essar 16 28”+3” 3855 Project(SMPL DBNK) 7 Dabhan Thasara Pipeline Project, Gujarat GSPL 5 12” & 6” 1250 8 KKBMPL Phase II GAIL 9 24”+6” 1015 Major HDD Projects - Completed S.N. Types of Size Length Clients Project s Crossing (in Dia) (in m) 1 Hathikumrul-Ishwardi-Bheramara GTCL Rivers 30” + 12” 2420 Pipeline at Bangladesh (Overseas) 2 Ashuganj and Elanga Project at GTCL Rivers 20” 1702 Bangalesh (Overseas) 3 Auriya Babrala Pipeline Project GAIL Ganga River 24”+6” 2247 4 Auriya Jagdishpur Pipeline Project GAIL Ganga River 18”+6” 2000 5 Chainsa Jhajjar Pipeline Project GAIL Canals, Railways 36” + 6” 580 6 Kochi Kottanad Pipeline Project GAIL Canals & Rivers 30” + 6” 3500 7 Bawana-Nangal Pipeline Project GAIL Canals & Rivers 30” 2830 8 Auraiya Babrala Pipeline Project GAIL River 24” 2200 9 HDD works at Madagascar(Overseas) Essar Rivers 24”+ 6” 2200 10 Bawana-Nangal Pipeline Project GAIL Canals & Rivers 18” 1750 (Section-III) 11 Amod Hazira Pipeline Project IOCL Canals & Roads 12 " + 6" 2955 12 Bijwasan Panipat Naphtha Pipeline IOCL Canals & Roads 10” 4982 Project Equipment Fleet (Major) We have a large inventory of company owned heavy equipments like Pipe layers , excavators, pipe bending machines, sufficient other support equipments as well as tools & tackles. Name of Equipment Range Quantity Pipe Layers / Side Boom 20T – 70T 50 Nos. (70T – 32 Nos.) Excavators 10T - 30T 50 Nos. Welding Equipment 400A / 500A 326 Nos. Horizontal Directional Drilling Rig 12T - 300T 10 Units Automatic Welding System (PWT Italy) Any Size (18” to 60” Dia) 8 Units Pipe Bending Machine 4” – 48” Dia. 6 Nos. Air Compressor 300 CFM – 1100CFM 29 Nos. (1100 CFM – 3 Nos.) Hydraulic Crane 11T & 12T 18 Nos. Motor Grader 3 Nos. Vacuum Drying Units - 2 Nos.
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