Bechtel Contracts Dresser Masoneilan

Thursday, February 5, 2009

Dresser Masoneilan^® has been tagged by Bechtel Oil Gas & Chemicals to provide control valves for the Angola liquefied natural gas (Angola LNG) Project. Bechtel holds the engineering, procurement and construction contract for the onshore portion of the project.

Dresser Masoneilan will provide general service control valves, including 21000 Series and 41005 Series reciprocating globe valves and 35002 Series Camflex® II rotary globe valves, for use in a variety of applications throughout the plant. The first valves are expected to be delivered starting the summer of 2009.

 “The Angola LNG Project will help establish Angola among the world’s gas-producing nations,” said Jorge Mendez, Global Vice President of Sales for Dresser Masoneilan and Dresser Consolidated. “We are proud to be providing the control valve solutions that will help keep this facility operating at peak production while maximizing efficiency and ensuring safety.”

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