Alliance creates value on large pipeline lowering, relocation project

Communication-Before approaching owners, the alliance companies established clear lines of communication and responsibility, with contingency plans put in place for project deviations. Each portion of the project was the responsibility of an assigned alliance member, with a formal organization struc...

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Published inPipeline & Gas Journal Vol. 229; no. 9; pp. 51 - 54
Main Author YOST, K. C
Format Magazine Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Houston, TX Oildom 01.09.2002
Gulf Publishing Co
Subjects
Alliances
Applied sciences
Communication
Construction
Cost control
Drilling
Energy
Environmental impact
Exact sciences and technology
Formal organization
Fuels
Gas industry
Gas transmission and distribution. Ships. Pipelines. Distribution networks. Compressors stations
Global positioning systems
GPS
Natural gas industry
Pipelines
Ports
Relocation
United States > US
Houston Texas
Pipeline laying
Gas pipeline
Gas industry
Transport
Firm cooperation
Natural gas
Pipeline
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Summary:Communication-Before approaching owners, the alliance companies established clear lines of communication and responsibility, with contingency plans put in place for project deviations. Each portion of the project was the responsibility of an assigned alliance member, with a formal organization structured to address all facets of the operation. The alliance developed a common scope of work where multiple owners were having work performed in the same location.
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ISSN:0032-0188