TECHNICA SELECTED TO DELIVER COMPLEX ELECTRICAL CONTROL AND INSTRUMENTATION UPGRADE FOR SGN
Technica has continued to build on a strong relationship with SGN and following a competitive tendering process, has been selected to deliver EC&I installation and commissioning works in support of a major upgrade of a key site in Dorset.
The project will see Technica install and commission a new gas analysis system and flow metering rack, field instrumentation, a regulator skid, a replacement boiler house, fuel gas skid and heat exchanger as well as a new C&I control kiosk including a new telemetry system and a separate electrical switchgear kiosk.
Speaking of the contract award, Richard Law, director at Technica stated “This is excellent news for the whole team who have worked hard on this proposal, as well as the wider project team who will go on and deliver this project for SGN”. He continued, “This latest award is a demonstration of our strong relationship with this client and their trust in Technica to deliver a successful outcome in relation to this complex installation”.
Ben Lovelace, project manager at Technica said “I have enjoyed working with this client on the initial stages of this project and am delighted to be able to oversee the next phase as we upgrade this critical site on the SGN network and return it to operation”.
SGN is one of the largest gas network operators within the UK, providing gas to over 5.9 million homes and businesses across Scotland and the south of England. For more information please see their website www.sgn.co.uk.
Over many years, Technica (www.technicaltd.com) has developed the capability to design and deliver complex Electrical, Control, Instrumentation, Mechanical and Process engineering solutions. They specialise in Fiscal and Non Fiscal metering, RTU, Fire and Gas, SCADA, Local Gas Treatment and industrial automation and control. Technica is also able to provide EPC, EPCM and consultancy services to clients and has extensive experience in the successful delivery of CDM projects as both Principal Designer and Principal Contractor.
