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Engineering Services
2011

Engineering Sevices (EPCM)
ASRC Energy Services Alaska
(AES Alaska) provides a full range of
multidiscipline engineering services to
the energy industry. We specialize in
arctic engineering, facilities engineering
and design for pipeline, brown and
green field projects. Our state of the
art tools and technology ensure
reliability, performance, and
compatibility with today’s progressive
engineering environment.
As a full-service engineering,
procurement, construction, operations
and maintenance (EPCM) company,
we provide single-source accountability
throughout the project life cycle.
We are able to seamlessly transition
from engineering and design to
fabrication and construction, with
an emphasis on job safety, cost
containment, quality products, and
timely completion.
Our in-depth, multi-discipline
engineering and design services
include:
• Feasibility studies
• Conceptual engineering
- Level 1 - cost estimating
- Project planning
• Preliminary/Front-end engineering
and design (FEED)
- Level 2 and 3 - cost estimating
- Facility layouts
- Process design
- Operations and control
philosophy
- Project execution plans
• Detailed design
- Process
- Mechanical
- Electrical
- Instrumentation and controls
- Fire and gas
- Civil
- Structural
- Architectural
- Piping and layout
- Pipelines
- SCADA systems
• Procurement
- Tendering
- Purchasing
- Expediting
- Receiving, inspecting,
warehousing, and shipping
• Fabrication and construction
support
- Constructability reviews
- Field engineering and audits
- Construction coordination
- Subcontractor supervision
- Functional Check Out (FCO)
• Operations support
- Commissioning plans
- Start-up assistance
- Troubleshooting
• Decommissioning
• Maintenance support
- Facility and wellhead maintenance
support
- Pipeline maintenance
- Instrumentation calibration
- High capacity pump and
compressor maintenance
- Mechanical, electrical, and piping
systems upgrade
- Roads and pads maintenance
• Quality assurance
- Quality management / quality
assurance plans
- Quality assurance and design
audits
• HSE
- PHA, HAZOP, and SIL assessments
• Project management
- Estimating
- Cost control
- Schedule planning
- Progress reporting
- Subcontractor management
- Document management
and controls
AES Alaska offers a comprehensive
EPCM service portfolio for the upstream
and downstream oil and gas industry
from drill sites and production facilities
to refineries and finished product
storage and handling systems.
We pride ourselves on the ability to
deliver revamp and retrofit projects
for existing facilities. AES Alaska
provides engineering services for both
large-scale projects and small
conventional oil and gas projects
such as:
• Gas compression
• Acid gas removal
• Dehydration facilities
• Production facilities
• Revamp of existing facilities
• Well pad design/well tie-ins
• Water treatment systems
• Water injection facilities
• Flare and relief systems
• Truckable modules
• Pipelines
• Refineries
• Storage systems
• Pig launchers and receivers
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Personnel
AES Alaska maintains a staff of more than
150 employees, including 36 professional
engineers registered in Alaska in process,
mechanical, electrical, instrumentation
and controls, fire and gas, civil/structural,
and architectural disciplines. We have
employees with Project Management
Professional (PMP) certifications.
Our Project Management team follows
procedures based on the current
edition of the Project Management
Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) and works
closely with the Project Controls group.
Project Controls provides various project
planning and monitoring services,
including scheduling, estimating,
and budget tracking. Several additional
project support groups within AES Alaska
include document control, procurement,
and quality assurance.
As a subsidiary of Arctic Slope Regional
Corporation (ASRC), an Alaska Native
Claims Settlement Act corporation, AES
Alaska maintains preference for hiring
ASRC Shareholders.
AES Alaska is committed to safety, quality,
and protection of the environment.
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Process Engineering
· Interpret scopes of work
- Select process and equipment
- Develop heat and material balances
· Determine process requirements
- Process basis
- Process datasheets
- Size and duty for equipment selection
- Basis for relief, flare, and safety systems
· Perform simulations and conduct presentations
- Thermodynamic models
- Process Safety Management (PSM)
· Develop and control PFDs and P&IDs
- Drawing control
- Process P&ID validation
· Provide operations support
- Startup and operations support
- Troubleshooting and debottlenecking
- Process operating manuals
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Mechanical Engineering
• Plant piping and pipeline system design
- ASME piping systems
- Pig launchers and receivers
• Arctic piping and equipment expertise
• Mechanical equipment specification
- Compressors
- Pressure vessels
- Pumps
- Tanks
- Heaters
- Flares
• HVAC systems
- Man camp HVAC and plumbing
- Arctic HVAC expertise
- Commercial and industrial building HVAC
and plumbing
• Startup and operations support
• Troubleshooting and debottlenecking
• Facility engineering support
• System design
- Dehydration facilities
- Production facilities
- Well pad and well tie-ins
- Existing facility modifications
- Water treatment systems
- Water injection facilities
- Pipelines
- Flare and relief systems
- Storage systems
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Electrical Engineering
· Power system modeling
and analysis
· Electrical load studies
· Electrical load management
plans
· Electrical equipment
specification
- Generators
- Transformers
- Switchgear/Motor control
centers
- Power distribution panels
· Heat trace system design
· Hazardous area studies
· Area classification
determination
· Startup and operations
support
· New or existing electrical
infrastructure
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Instrumentation and Controls Engineering
· Programmable Logic Controlers (PLC)
· Distributed Control Systems (DCS)
· Control philosophies
· Control narratives
· Startup/shutdown and operating
procedures
· Supervisory Control and Data
Acquisition (SCADA) design,
implementation, and testing
· Emergency, safety, and operational
system design
· Fiber communication networks
· Fire and gas detection and suppression
systems
· Life safety systems in oil and gas
handling facilities
· Hazardous (Classified)
Locations
- Division and zone
- Intrinsically safe, nonincendive,
and conventional wiring methods
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Civil and Structural Engineering
· Civil site planning and design
· New gravel pads for drill sites,
drill site expansions, access roads,
and spill containment
· Foundation design in permafrost
· Structural engineering and
architectural design
· Truckable (100 ton) and sea lift
(1200 ton) modules
· Cross country pipelines
· Pipe racks
· Equipment platforms and walkways
· Foundations for communication towers
· Retrofit of existing industrial and
commercial structures
· Utilidors
· Road crossings
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Notable Projects
Our recent customers include:
• BP Exploration Alaska
• ConocoPhillips
• Exxon Mobil
• Eni Petroleum
• Pioneer Natural Resources
• Chevron
• Anadarko
• Shell
• Armstrong Oil and Gas
• Tesoro
• XTO
• Devon
• CNRL
• Parker Drilling
AES Alaska’s experience is
demonstrated in the following
representative projects.
Nikaitchuq Development
Project, Eni Petroleum
AES Alaska provided multidiscipline
engineering services to support
a new onshore crude drilling and
processing complex, an offshore
crude production complex, a sales
oil pipeline and an operations center.
Engineering disciplines included
civil, structural, electrical, mechanical,
instrumentation, fire and gas and
permitting support. Primary
deliverables were engineering IFC
packages and modules fabricated
in Anchorage, Alaska and then
transported by truck to the
North Slope.
The project incurred approximately
500,000 man-hours over three years
with an average of about 80 FTEs and
peaks of 150 FTEs.
• Onshore 7.8 acre site - 13 main
modules and 4 racks
- 2 well containment shelters
- 1 launcher receiver
- 1 launcher
- 1 flare
- 1 chemical diesel pump module
with tank farm
- 1 slop oil/divert module
with tank farm
- 2 electrical control/distribution
modules
- 1 emergency shutdown/
metering module
- 1 flare knock out module
- 1 reverse osmosis water module
- 1 nitrogen vaporizer module
- Tanks – 10 @750 bbl slop oil,
3 @ 600 bbl diesel
• Offshore on 10.3 acre
man-made island – 15 main
modules and 2 racks
- 3 well containment shelters
- 4 electrical modules
- 1 Metering
- 1 booster pump
- 1 launcher/receiver
- 1 dilution water cooler
- 1 chemical/diesel
w/ tank farm
- 1 air/nitrogen utility module
- 1 Helicopter pad
- 1 water tank farm
- Tanks – 18 @750 bbl tanks,
diesel, water, chemicals
• Pipeline
- Length – 14 miles, mostly
above ground
- Pipeline diameter – 10 inches
- Throughput –
7500 -15000 bbl/day
• Operations support center
scope on 7.8 acre site
- Electrical distribution
- Civil
- Propane tank/vaporizer
- Utility interconnects
- Fuel storage and dispensing
- Some F&G work for other
contractors working on camps
and buildings
• Kuparuk tie-in facilities
- Site civil work
- Pig receiver/metering module
- Communications interface
- Shutdown valve tied to
ConocoPhillips
• Truckable modules
- 20 feet wide and from 40 ft to
80 ft long
Cold Heavy Oil Production
with Sand (CHOPS), BP
Exploration Alaska
AES Alaska provided engineering,
procurement support, fabrication,
construction services, and project
management for a Heavy Oil Pilot
Program. During the last three years,
AES provided approximately 150,000
hours of engineering services for this
research and development project.
The following engineering and
detailed design activities were
provided:
• Process engineering related to oil,
gas, produced water, and
solids handling.
• HAZID, HAZOP participation and
recommendation reconciliation,
integration for all systems to
meet BPXA safety requirements.
• Mechanical equipment selection
and procurement.
• Nozzle design, sample tap system
layout, flush water and diffuser
system layout, and protective
devices for over/under pressure
scenarios.
• Secondary containment,
foundation systems for
truckable modules, gravel
preparation and site grading,
utiliway design for piping and
utilities, walkways, emergency
egress, ladders, tank and module
exterior platforms, sand transfer
tank, pipe and cable tray
supports.
• Instrument and control
integration for all process
equipment, cause and effect
documents, emergency
shutdown commands, and
level controls.
• Electrical control module
layout and equipment
specification, standby generator,
variable speed drive, motors,
fans, heaters, reporting and
monitoring HMIs, lighting for
exterior yard, interior module,
heat trace work package
development, electrical
transformers, and switchgear.
• Fire Marshal coordination
and preparation of all work
packages requiring building
permits and a fire suppression
system.
• Selection and requisition
development for all equipment
and bulk materials.
• Overall project management of
professional engineers, thirdparty
vendors, and BPXA
procurement personnel.
• Engineering support during the
fabrication, construction, and
Functional Check Out phase.
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Notable Projects
Trading Bay Production
Facility (TBPF), Chevron
AES Alaska has provided project/
construction management,
engineering, procurement, fabrication,
and construction services for Chevron
at Trading Bay Production Facility.
The objective was to upgrade the
produced water handling and oil
storage capacity at the facility.
The project demolished two existing
10,000 bbl bolted water skim tanks,
and constructed three new welded,
high-efficiency tanks along with
the associated interconnect piping
and power.
We performed the following
engineering, planning, and
management services:
• Project Management/Controls
• Engineering
• Constructability review
• Construction planning
• Material management
Liberty Drill Rig
Construction Project,
Parker Drilling
AES Alaska’s integrated services
supported the Liberty Drill Rig
construction project. This project
included generator controls
integration and protective relay
settings. Services included project
management and controls, engineering,
fabrication, and installation of
the following:
• 9 power generation
module units
• 1 switchgear module
• 3 fuel gas platforms
AES Alaska’s engineering team, under
direction of Parker Drilling, paired with
several contracted engineering firms
to complete the design of the power
generation modules.
Our engineering team completed
the switchgear module and fuel gas
platform designs independently,
after the power generation
module design was complete.
Design support included civil,
structural, architectural, electric,
instrumentation, HVAC system,
and mechanical teams to complete
the power plant system design.
Engineering, planning, and
management services included
the following:
• Design
• Engineering
• Conceptual estimating
• Engineered lift plans
• Fire marshal package
preparation and coordination
• Logistics coordination
• Vendor coordination
• Subcontractor management
• Procurement services
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Corporate Structure
Regulatory and
Technical Services
Alaska
ASRC Energy
Services Alaska, Inc.
Engineering
ASRC Energy
Services E&P
Technology, Inc.
Fabrication and
Construction
Corporate Structure
ASRC Energy
Services—Houston
Contracting
Company, Inc.
Operations and
Maintenance
Omega Natchiq, Inc.
California
ASRC Energy
Services Response
Operations, LLC
Louisiana
Petrochem Insulation,
Inc.
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Contacts
ASRC Energy Services
Headquarters
3900 C Street, Ste. 701, Anchorage, AK 99503
(907) 339-6200 (907) 339-6219 (fax)
info@asrcenergy.com
Jeff Kinneeveauk, President and CEO
(907) 339-6200
Mark Nelson, Senior Vice President
and COO
(907) 339-6206
Don Gray, Vice President, HSET
(907) 339-6235
Dan Wuthrich, Vice President, Strategic
Business Development
(907) 339-6334
ASRC Energy Services Alaska, Inc.
Frank G. Weiss III, Vice President
and General Manager
Engineering
(907) 339-6333
Bobby Reddell, General Manager
Fabrication and Construction
(907) 339-6305
Mark Guzman, Business Unit Manager
BP Exploration Alaska
(907) 339-6338
Scott Selzer, Vice President
and Business Unit Manager
ConocoPhillips Alaska, Inc.
(907) 339-6318
Kathy Zinn, Business Unit
Manager, Independents
(907) 339-7640
Regulatory and Technical Services
Paul Ramert, P.E., Vice President and
General Manager
(907) 339-6341
E&P Technology
Gary Greener, General Manager
(907) 339-7662
Houston Contracting Company, Inc.
Wade Blasingame, President and
General Manager
3900 C Street, Ste. 602, Anchorage, AK 99503
(907) 339-6400
Omega Natchiq, Inc.
Gary Buchanan, President
4418 Pesson Rd., New Iberia, LA 70560
(337) 365-6028 (800) 368-6028
Response Operations, LLC
Joe LoSciuto, General Manager
(907) 339-5475
Petrochem Insulation, Inc.
Bill Wright, President and CEO
110 Corporate Place, Vallejo, CA 94590
(707) 644-7455
Scan with your smart phone for more information.
Please submit information requests
and proposals for work (RFP, RFI, RFQ,
etc.) to info@asrcenergy.com
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ASRC Energy Services, Inc.
3900 C Street, Ste. 701, Anchorage, AK 99503
(907) 339-6200
(907) 339-6219 (fax)
info@asrcenergy.com
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