WOOD Group, the energy services giant, has secured a new three-year contract with Shell to deliver industrial services to the St Fergus gas processing plant in Aberdeenshire and to the Mossmorran gas processing plant and Braefoot Bay marine terminal in Fife.
Wood Group Industrial Services (WGIS) will provide fabric integrity maintenance and site support under the contract, which has the option to be extended for up to four years.
Effective immediately, the contract builds on Wood Group’s 20-year history supporting Shell on these assets.
WGIS managing director Hugh Pelham said “The onshore midstream oil and gas sector is a key growth area for WGIS.”
This is the second contract Wood Group has secured with Shell this year.
In January it began a three-year deal with Shell Australia providing consultancy services for the worlds first floating liquefied natural gas project.
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