Master Plan for the world's largest oil pipeline SCADA system
Directed Strategic Master Plan of Control and Information Systems for upgrade of the world’s largest oil pipeline network (approximately 48,000 km). SCADA, Control Systems, Production Management Systems, Security and Telecommunication systems to be installed across the country were included.
Master Plan for Alaska Pipeline
Prepared a Master Plan for Control and Information Systems for a $10 billion 60 inch (1.5 meter) high pressure gas pipeline from Alaska to the lower 48 States. This work was done in conjunction with EICS staff from Fluor Daniel. All SCADA, IT production systems, and Telecommunication systems requirements were included, with conceptual engineering definition and cost estimate for these systems.
Master Plan for an Arctic Gas Pipeline
Provided consultants and management for a team that studied alternatives for a multi-billion dollar pipeline to deliver gas from the high arctic to various mainline transmission gas pipelines.
Strategic Plan for a major Systems Integration company
Participated in Strategic Planning Team established by one of the world’s largest Systems Integration companies to establish their corporate strategy for support of process industry clients.
Master Plan for Large-Scale Gas Field Development
Prepared a Master Plan for development of a world-scale gas and condensate field in the high arctic. The multi-billion dollar plan, prepared in collaboration with an engineering firm, included drilling, field development, production and loading of condensate and LPG into ice-strengthened tankers, as well as arctic gas pipelines and multiple LNG plants.
Master Plan for a Kazakh Engineering and Construction Communication System
Prepared the master plan for Engineering and Construction Communication systems for a $7 billion upgrade of an Oil Production and Gas Re-injection Facility in Kazakhstan. Telecom and IT systems were designed in conjunction with the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction contractor. This system successfully supported a 1500 person engineering team in London, a 600 person team in Atyrau, and a 10,000 person construction team in Tengiz.