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Company Capability

KAGES Capability Statement

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KAGES Capability Statement

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Company capabilities and selected experience across the KAGES team.

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    KAGES CAPABILITY STATEMENT
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    CEO & Principal Advisor: Kenneth John Angus
    Email: Admin@KAGES-LLC.com | Phone: +44 7837 517 327
    Location: Global Availability (Current Base: Teesside, UK) | SAP Ariba ID: Pending
    CORPORATE OVERVIEW
    Kenneth Angus Global Energy Services (KAGES) provides elite, borderless technical governance,
    independent auditing, and recovery strategy for multi-billion-dollar oil, gas, and infrastructure
    assets. Backed by 41 years of frontline international experience across severe environments,
    high-tension zones, and complex joint ventures, we serve as a trusted partner to National Oil
    Companies (NOCs), International Oil Companies (IOCs), and sovereign energy ministries. We
    specialise in safeguarding owner capital, ensuring timely execution of Tier-1 EPC duties, assessing
    constructability during Concept and FEED, and driving flawless systems completion and
    commissioning frameworks for mega-projects exceeding $26 Billion USD.
    CORE COMPETENCIES
     Onshore & Offshore Construction & Commissioning: Mastery of land-based facilities, offshore
    deepwater installations, newbuild structures, and major plant reactivations.
     Development of Local Labour: Mentoring alongside individual specialists, bespoke 5-year
    development plan for each trainee, a learning log recording supervised tasks with regular
    evaluations
     Mega-Project Governance & "Cold-Eyes" Reviews: Serving as the strategic Owner's
    Representative to audit project quality, maximise project efficiency, health, critique execution
    controls, and stabilise re-baselined projects to eliminate schedule creep.
     Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) & Costing Audits: Develop highly accurate cost level
    modelling, P6 Level 1-5 schedules, and rigorous constructability assessments during the Conceptual
    Design and FEED Phases.
     System Completions & Commissioning Frameworks: Structuring centralised, multi-discipline
    phase strategies, dynamic 100% paperless construction and commissioning workflows, and
    interfacing field protocols (PSSRs, LOTO, LUNs, and Skyline tracking).
     High-Risk & Crisis Operational Management: Steering mega-assets through extreme constraints,
    including fluid geopolitical border tensions, public health shutdowns (COVID-19 workforce
    overhauls), and complex remote logistics.
     Subsurface-to-Well Field Interface Management: Technical mastery governing onshore/offshore
    gathering stations, Central Processing Facilities (CPFs), major export pipelines, water
    injection/treatment, and carbon capture feasibility integration.
     Cyber Security: State of the art Cyber protection for projects and government ministries.
     Acoustic Monitoring Capabilities: Structural Integrity of Tanks / Pipelines / Tap Prevention
    PROVEN TRACK RECORD & MEGA-PROJECT VALUE DELIVERED
     Senior Project Management | Libya, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, KSA, Canada, Qatar, Iraq
     Governing in excess of $26 Billion USD project pipeline worldwide oil and gas facilities.
     Directing onshore, subsurface-to-well interfaces, gathering stations, CPFs, LNGs and export
    pipeline tie-ins.
     Building cost models, mapping P6 execution schedules and authoring comprehensive environmental
    impact studies on regional aquifers and natural water sources etc.
     System Completions Management | Canada, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, ADNOC, Iraq.
     $2.5B Canada AST2 Project: Stepped in to manage project re-baselining; centralised project
    control tools (PowerBi, Hexagon, P6) and eliminated further schedule slippage.
     $5.2B 3GP / 3GI Tengiz Project (Kazakhstan): Directed multi-discipline static/dynamic
    commissioning for Sour Gas Re-Injection systems (960 MMscfd capacity)
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     $26B Al Zour Refinery (Kuwait): Spearheaded comprehensive root-cause analysis across the
    entire plant asset to diagnose and resolve critical commissioning delays.
     Subsea Drill Through Equipment | Americas, Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe.
     Designed, built and installed a bespoke MPD System purpose built for ConocoPhillips improving
    drilling efficiency by 42% with a build cost 33% less than competitors.
     NOV BOPs LMRP Interchangeability First outside USA Workshops in Asia (72% deduction in cost
    and 3 months early delivery).
     QA/QC MWD-LWD Wireline management. Quality control, inspection and auditing
     Experienced Consultant Class Surveyor Inspectors for all subsea equipment.
     New Build Program & Reactivation | Spain, Singapore, South Korea, China, Brazil.
     Extensive New Build experience: Drillships, DP Semi-Submersibles, Jack-up’s, RoRos, Bulk
    Carriers and FPSOs with extensive knowledge of vessel machinery, propulsion systems, electrical
    systems, and naval architecture.
     Ensco New Build Program of Drillships x 9 at SHI South Korea and New Build program of harsh
    weather Jack-Ups in Singapore.
     Feasibility & Conceptual Study Management | Europe, Africa, Americas, Middle East
     Maximising hydrocarbon extraction with water Injection (Sahara Desert)
     Addition of sulphur production facility from sour gas including new rail loading depot.
     Evaluated the technical and structural feasibility of integrating sub-surface Carbon Capture plants
    into existing active refineries.
     Crisis Management | Iraq, Kuwait, Kurdistan, Libya
     Previously steered all on-site decision-making through severe, concurrent border tensions and
    pandemic lockouts; reorganised manpower metrics to increase construction output by 20% over
    pre-crisis levels.
     Streamlining Work Activities | Qatar, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Libya, Americas.
     Standardisation of activities for both onshore and offshore assets.
     Introduced proprietary "Go Away" SPS logic for Qatar Petroleum, successfully reducing project
    downtime by 40%, eliminating a planned 5-year shutdown, and cutting project planning costs by
    25%.
    SYSTEMIC DIFFERENTIATORS
     41 Years of Institutional Memory: Deep, elite project history spanning dozens of global basins,
    providing a rare ability to forecast and mitigate structural, supply-chain, and contractual risks long
    before they impact cash flow.
     Advanced Controls Integration: Hands-on command of data-driven project tracking (Hexagon,
    PowerBi, Hub 2, Primavera P6, Skyline modelling) data is transparent centralised.
     Boutique Agility, Unbiased Fiduciary Loyalty: Complete commercial independence from Tier-1
    EPC contractors, guaranteeing 100% strategic alignment with the host Ministry, NOC, or IOC
    Owner.

KAGES Capability Presentation

Presentation · 9 slides · 254 KB

An introduction to KAGES services and the team’s professional experience.

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    CAPABILITY STATEMENT
    Principal Advisor: Kenneth John Angus
    Location: Global Availability (Current Base: Teesside, UK) | SAP
    Ariba ID: Number/Pending]
    Email: Admin@KAGES-LLC.com | Phone: +44 7837 517 327
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    CORPORATE OVERVIEW
    Kenneth Angus Global Energy Advisory (KAGES):
    Provides elite, borderless technical governance, independent auditing, and recovery
    strategy for multi-billion-dollar oil, gas, and infrastructure assets.
    Backed by 41 years of frontline international experience across severe environments,
    high-tension zones, and complex joint ventures, we serve as a trusted partner to
    National Oil Companies (NOCs), International Oil Companies (IOCs), and sovereign
    energy ministries.
    We specialise in safeguarding owner capital, ensuring timely execution of Tier-1 EPC
    duties, assessing constructability during Concept and FEED, and driving flawless
    systems completion and commissioning frameworks for mega-projects exceeding $26
    Billion USD.
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    CORE COMPETENCIES (I)

    Onshore & Offshore Construction & Commissioning: Mastery of land-based
    facilities, offshore deepwater installations, newbuild structures, and major plant
    reactivations.

    Development of Local Labour: Mentoring alongside individual specialists, bespoke 5-
    year development plan for each trainee, a learning log recording supervised tasks with
    regular evaluations.

    Mega-Project Governance & "Cold-Eyes" Reviews: Serving as the strategic
    Owner's Representative to audit project quality, maximise project efficiency, health,
    critique execution controls, and stabilise re-baselined projects to eliminate schedule
    creep.

    Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) & Costing Audits: Develop highly accurate
    cost level modelling, P6 Level 1-5 schedules, and rigorous constructability
    assessments during the Conceptual Design and FEED Phases.
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    CORE COMPETENCIES (II)

    System Completions & Commissioning Frameworks: Structuring centralised, multi-
    discipline phase strategies, dynamic 100% paperless construction and commissioning
    workflows, and interfacing field protocols (PSSRs, LOTO, LUNs, and Skyline tracking).

    High-Risk & Crisis Operational Management: Steering mega-assets through
    extreme constraints, including fluid geopolitical border tensions, public health
    shutdowns (COVID-19 workforce overhauls), and complex remote logistics.

    Subsurface-to-Well Field Interface Management: Technical mastery governing
    onshore/offshore gathering stations, Central Processing Facilities (CPFs), major export
    pipelines, water injection/treatment, and carbon capture feasibility integration.

    Cyber Security: State of the art Cyber protection for projects and government
    ministries.

    Acoustic Monitoring Capabilities: Structural Integrity of Tanks / Pipelines / Tap
    Prevention.
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    PROVEN TRACK RECORD & MEGA-
    PROJECT VALUE DELIVERED (I)
    Senior Project Management | Libya, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, KSA, Canada, Qatar, Iraq
    Governing in excess of $26 Billion USD project pipeline worldwide oil and gas facilities.
    Directing onshore, subsurface-to-well interfaces, gathering stations, CPFs, LNGs and export
    pipeline tie-ins.
    Building cost models, mapping P6 execution schedules and authoring comprehensive
    environmental impact studies on regional aquifers and natural water sources etc.
    System Completions Management | Canada, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, ADNOC, Iraq:
    $2.5B Canada AST2 Project: Stepped in to manage project re-baselining; centralised project
    control tools (PowerBi, Hexagon, P6) and eliminated further schedule slippage.
    $5.2B 3GP / 3GI Tengiz Project (Kazakhstan): Directed multi-discipline static/dynamic
    commissioning for Sour Gas Re-Injection systems (960 MMscfd capacity)
    $26B Al Zour Refinery (Kuwait): Spearheaded comprehensive root-cause analysis across the
    entire plant asset to diagnose and resolve critical commissioning delays.
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    Subsea Drill Through Equipment | Americas, Middle East, Africa, Asia, Europe:
    Designed, built and installed a bespoke MPD System purpose built for ConocoPhillips
    improving drilling efficiency by 42% with a build cost 33% less than competitors.
    NOV BOPs LMRP Interchangeability First outside USA Workshops in Asia (72% deduction in
    cost and 3 months early delivery).
    QA/QC MWD-LWD Wireline management. Quality control, inspection and auditing
    Experienced Consultant Class Surveyor Inspectors for all subsea equipment.

    New Build Program & Reactivation | Spain, Singapore, South Korea, China,
    Brazil:
    Extensive New Build experience: Drillships, DP Semi-Submersibles, Jack-up’s, RoRos, Bulk
    Carriers and FPSOs with extensive knowledge of vessel machinery, propulsion systems,
    electrical systems, and naval architecture.
    Ensco New Build Program of Drillships x 9 at SHI South Korea and New Build program of
    harsh weather Jack-Ups in Singapore.
    PROVEN TRACK RECORD & MEGA-
    PROJECT VALUE DELIVERED (II)
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    Feasibility & Conceptual Management | Europe, Africa, Americas, Middle East:

    Maximising hydrocarbon extraction with water Injection (Sahara Desert)

    Addition of sulphur production facility from sour gas including new rail loading depot.

    Evaluated the technical and structural feasibility of integrating sub-surface Carbon Capture
    plants into existing active refineries.

    Crisis Management | Iraq, Kuwait, Kurdistan, Libya:

    Previously steered all on-site decision-making through severe, concurrent border tensions
    and pandemic lockouts; reorganised manpower metrics to increase construction output by
    20% over pre-crisis levels.

    Streamlining Work Activities | Qatar, Kuwait, Kazakhstan, Libya, Americas.

    Standardisation of Activities: for both onshore and offshore assets.

    Introduced proprietary "Go Away" SPS logic for Qatar Petroleum, successfully reducing
    project downtime by 40%, eliminating a planned 5-year shutdown, and cutting project
    planning costs by 25%.
    PROVEN TRACK RECORD & MEGA-
    PROJECT VALUE DELIVERED (III)
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    SYSTEMIC DIFFERENTIATORS

    41 Years of Institutional Memory: Deep, elite project history spanning dozens of
    global basins, providing a rare ability to forecast and mitigate structural, supply-chain,
    and contractual risks long before they impact cash flow.

    Advanced Controls Integration: Hands-on command of data-driven project tracking
    (Hub 2, Hexagon, PowerBi, Primavera P6, Skyline modelling) to ensure progress data
    is transparently centralised, never siloed.

    Boutique Agility, Unbiased Fiduciary Loyalty: Structured for rapid corporate-to-
    corporate (C2C) deployment with global mobility readiness. Complete commercial
    independence from Tier-1 EPC contractors, guaranteeing 100% strategic alignment
    with the host Ministry, NOC, or IOC Owner.
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Completions and Handover

Completions Delivery Overview

Safety, walkdowns, dossiers, punch lists and field-completion practice.

Completions Delivery Overview

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Includes the HUB1 dossier and punch-list reporting example from 2025.

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    Key Completions Safety Topic
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    Task Overview & Supporting Key Factors
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    Gap Analysis & Walkdown Status Report
    Summary Panel
    28 x Sub-Systems progressed to MC1 Sign-Off.
    6 x Sub-Systems completed with Field Team Pre-Walkdowns
    22 x Sub-Systems NOT progressed without Pre-Walkdowns
    6 x Pre-Walkdown Sub-Systems
    105 x Early Punch Items Identified and Closed
    0 x Category A Raised at MC1:
    1 x Category B Raised at MC1:
    22 x Not Pre-Walkdown Sub-Systems
    37 x Category A Raised at MC1:
    88 x Category B Raised at MC1:
    125 x Punches Not Identified resulting in 11.8 days lost production
    Average Slippage to MC1 Sign-Off
    1.3 Days Pre-Walkdown
    11.8 Days Non Pre-Walkdown
    Pre-Walkdown Systems consistently deliver lower punch counts
    Category
    A
    Punches
    Category
    B
    Punches
    Avg
    Sliggage
    Days to
    Sign Off
    0
    10
    20
    30
    40
    50
    60
    70
    80
    90
    MC
    1
    Pre-
    Wal
    kdo
    wn
    Pre-Walkdown Vs Non Pre-
    Walkdown
    MC1 Pre-Walkdown
    MC1 Non Pre-Walkdown
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    MC1 Dossier & Punch List Review Status 2025
    Note- The above information is what is available from HUB1 at the time.
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    What Are We Doing Different
    What We Do Different
    Introduction of HUB-2 GoC.
    Pre-Walk subsystems to achieve
    minimal punch Items.
    Trending & Gaps analysis.
    Improvements &
    Implementations.
    Assurance and Traceability’s.
    How We Do It Different (Action)
    Populated GoC HUB-2 with all data ready to test pilot.
    Multi discipline Field Completion Engineers (new team).
    Using Field & GoC data to identify project wins and potential
    bottlenecks. Introduced KPI’s to encourage and monitor
    performance.
    Lessons Learnt Register.
    Comprehensive Risk Register
    Continuously monitoring HOD and Engineer drawings (GoC).
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    1.
    Accelerated Project Delivery
    Automates certification and handover processes.
    Reduces manual data entry and document
    collation.
    Speeds up readiness verification and
    energisation.
    2. Enhanced Technical Integrity
    Tracks every tag, ITR, punch list, and
    preservation record.
    Ensures systems meet operational and safety
    standards before handover.
    Supports ISO 27001 compliance for secure data
    handling.
    3. Real-Time Visibility & Decision Support
    Power BI dashboards provide live progress
    insights.
    Drill-down views for system-level traceability.
    Enables proactive issue resolution and risk
    mitigation.
    4. Seamless Collaboration Across Teams
    Web-based platform accessible from any device.
    Mobile app for field data capture and syncing.
    Interfaces with planning tools, engineering
    databases, and maintenance systems.
    5. Scalability Across Projects & Industries
    Works for greenfield, brownfield, and expansion
    projects.
    Adaptable to oil & gas, mining, infrastructure,
    and energy sectors.
    Supports multi-contractor environments with
    unified data views.
    6. Compliance & Audit Readiness
    Automated handover packs with digital sign-offs.
    Version control and archiving for full audit trails.
    Aligns with GDPR, HIPAA, and other global
    standards.
    Strategic Benefits of Hub 2
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HUB 2 Completions and Handover

Engineering inputs, completion records, certification, workflow and handover.

HUB 2 Completions and Handover

Presentation · 14 slides · 930 KB

GoTechnology HUB 2 workflow, with engineering inputs including Sharecat.

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    Go Technology Hub 2
    Completions Management
    Database to Interface
    Projects
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    Source Data :
    •
    Engineering Data (Sharecat)
    •
    Bulk Uploads
    •
    Engineering Tagged Validation
    Construction :
    •
    Construction Tasks (A-ITRs / Punch
    lists)
    • `Handover MC1 planned/ actual target
    dates
    • `Discipline/Departments live interactive
    interface
    Commissioning :
    •
    Commissioning tasks (B-ITRs / Procedures)
    •
    Handover SH1 planned/ actual target dates
    •
    Department’s Live interactive/Task sign off
    Construction / Commissioning Hub 2 Execution Process
    Key Modules
    Note: All ITRs - Tasks/Packages can be generated from HUB 2.
    Go Technology Hub 2 - Life Cycle across
    Projects
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    •
    Certification Management Dashboard
    •
    System/Sub-System Reports
    •
    Graphical Skyline Reports
    •
    Detailed Reports
    •
    Manhour / ITR Reports
    •
    Planned/actual status reports
    NOC Dashboard / Reports
    •
    SS1 (Safety System) Module
    •
    Sub-system MC1 Certification handover
    Module
    •
    Sub-system / System SH1 Certification
    handover Modules
    Handover Gates / Modules (Samples)
    Handovers
    Handover
    Certification
    Module
    Project Go Technology Hub 2 - Handover Certification
    Module
    Note: All Dossiers can be generated with all supporting documentation directly from HUB 2 or digitally reviewed/approved directly in the
    certification module.
    Rumaila Go Technology Hub 2 Certification modules give a live status and
    review/approval for complete project life cycle
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    Project Go Technology Hub 2 Handover Sequence
    Pre Site & Pre Construction
    Phase
    •
    Engineering
    Drawings
    •
    (FAT)
    •
    Preservation
    status
    •
    Redline / MOC
    Status
    •
    Punchlist Status
    •
    (IRN)Inspection
    Release Note
    •
    Manufacture
    Records/
    Operation's &
    Maintenance
    Records
    Note 1 :
    MC1
    System Handover Certification
    Key Modules
    •
    Boundary Limits (LOSH)
    •
    Engineering Drawings
    •
    Red-Line Drawings
    •
    MOC Status
    •
    Tagged register
    •
    MC1 (A-ITRs)
    •
    Punchlist Items
    •
    Preservation Status (if not
    listed directly in GOC)
    •
    Spares , Special Tools and
    Testing Equipment register
    •
    Manufacture Software
    register
    •
    Project Isolation register
    •
    Work pack/Test Packs
    •
    Piping
    •
    Mechanical
    •
    Civils
    •
    Surveillance / NCR’s
    SSH1
    Sub System Handover
    Certification
    Key Modules
    •
    Boundary Limits (LOSH)
    •
    Engineering Drawings
    •
    Red-Line Drawings
    •
    MOC Status
    •
    Tagged register
    •
    SSH1 (B-ITRs)
    •
    Punchlist Items
    •
    Preservation Status (if not
    listed directly in GOC)
    •
    Commissioning Spares ,
    Special Tools and Testing
    Equipment register
    •
    Manufacture Software
    register
    •
    Project Isolation register
    •
    Test Packs
    •
    Piping (leak Test)
    •
    Mechanical
    •
    Loop Packs
    •
    Surveillance / NCR’s
    Note 1 : Hard Copy Dossier can be loaded directly into GO Technology Hub2 or Go Tech can be
    shared with associated parties to load data directly to share live stats
    •
    PSSR – Pre-startup
    criteria completed
    •
    Hydro Carbon
    Introduction
    Certificate (HIC)
    •
    Plant Performance
    Certificate (PP1)
    •
    Final Acceptance
    Certificate (FAC)

    NOTE :
    All Tasks completed
    All Punch Items closed
    All Mitigations items
    closed
    All MOC closed
    All NCR closed
    Pre-Site
    IRN
    Safe System
    Certification
    Key Modules
    •
    Boundary Limits
    (LOSH)
    •
    Isolation
    register
    •
    Risk
    assessments
    with mitigation
    •
    Any additional
    relevant
    information to
    returning the
    system to a safe
    state
    Note 1 :
    SH1
    System Handover
    Certification
    Key Modules
    •
    System boundary
    Limits (LOSH)
    •
    Engineering Drawings
    •
    Red/Green Lines
    Drawings
    •
    MOC Status
    •
    Commissioning
    Procedures
    •
    Preservation Status (if
    not listed in the GOC)
    •
    Start up Spares,
    special tools
    equipment register
    •
    Manufacture Software
    register
    •
    Long term Isolation
    register
    •
    Index O&M manuals
    •
    Surveillance / NCR’s
    •
    Assurance (Risk
    Management plus
    Mitigation/ Exclusion
    Register)
    This section shows a Typical Project Handover Certification
    Process
    Operations/Startup
    Certification
    On Site Construction
    Mechanical Completion (MC1)
    Sub-System Handover (SSH1)
    Pre-commissioning
    System Handover (SH1)
    Permanent Commissioning
    Operation /
    Startup Phase
    SS1
    Static
    Static
    Dynamic
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    Project (example)
    Project
    PWRI1
    Project
    TMS
    Project
    D&Ds
    Project
    OHTL
    Project
    DS04
    FWKO
    Project
    LP Flare
    Project
    Brownfiel
    d
    Project
    FWKO
    DS02
    Project
    PWRI2
    Project
    Developments
    Level
    A
    Level
    B
    Level
    C
    Level
    D
    Field Development Projects
    Project
    PWRI2
    ISBL
    Project
    PWRI2
    OSBL
    Project
    PWT
    Level
    E
    Produced
    Water
    Booster
    Pump
    Produced
    Water
    Injection
    Pump
    Chemical
    Injection
    Package
    Return Oil
    Pumps
    IGF Feed
    Pumps
    Field
    Manifolds
    Electrical
    Works
    Instrumentatio
    n Works
    IGF
    Recycle
    Pumps
    Project
    MWPs
    HUB2
    Hierarchy
    Project Go Technology Hub 2 – Sample of Hierarchy
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    Bulk
    Uploads
    MOC
    Tagged
    Register
    Test Packs
    Punchlist
    Items
    Eng. Drawings
    Sub-
    System
    Walkdown
    ITR’s
    Test Packs
    Punchlists
    Boundary
    Limits
    P&ID
    Layout
    Single Line
    Diagram
    P&ID
    Layout
    Single Line Diagram
    Isometrics
    Instrument Loop
    Diagram
    Data Sheets etc. (Note
    1,2)
    TQ
    RFI
    DCN
    Surveillance and
    NCR
    Piping
    Leak Test
    Mechanica
    l
    Loops
    Category
    A
    Category
    BElectrical
    Mechanical
    Instruments
    Drawings
    Data Sheets
    Serial
    number
    Note 1 : Linked Directly to Sharecat
    Note 2 : Loaded Directly for Third
    Party
    System
    Dossiers
    Reports
    GO Technology Hub 2
    Modules / Sections
    -Skyline
    -Summary
    -Graphical
    -Discipline
    -Detailed
    -Planned Vs Actual
    etc.
    Package Generated
    with all relevant
    information prior to
    walkdown
    Tag ITRs A&B
    Test Pack ITRs A&B
    (Note 3)
    Generated with ITR
    and all Assigned
    Drawings where
    required.
    Generated with
    Images and
    Drawings where
    required.
    Generated with all
    information assigned
    or just Summary as
    required.
    Note 3 :
    ITR Generated with all Engineering info.
    Drawings assigned can be viewed /
    Printed as
    Required.
    Completed ITRs also can be generated
    With all required information.
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    Documentation can be completed and populated within Hub 2 from multiple
    resources
    Phone
    Tablet
    Computer
    Hard Copies
    Go Technology Hub2
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    GO Completions Hub 1 vs Hub 2: Comparison Table
    Category
    Hub 1
    Hub 2
    Stability
    Known for bugs: duplicate bookmarks in
    PDFs, export timeouts
    Major bug fixes: stable exports, cleaner PDF generation, faster performance
    Functionality
    Limited to basic ITRs, documents, and
    templates
    Full support for Q‑packs, barcoded uploads, digital signatures, and multi-tag
    ITRs
    Customisation
    Very limited
    Fully customisable: custom fields, extra columns, additional document types
    Data Handling Standard fields only
    New fields added: Area, Module, Priority, Last Updated, etc.
    Digital
    Handover
    Basic support only
    Advanced: image attachments, barcode scans, date fields, per‑discipline
    handovers
    Import / Export CSV/Excel export prone to timeouts
    Fast import/export with auto-filters and expanded data control
    Reporting
    Manual, prone to inconsistency
    Fixed summary tables, better Totals by Tag and System Area reports
    DocumentationBasic or minimal
    Full documentation suite: user guides, data dictionary, API docs, specs (~200
    pages)
    UI / UX
    Basic layout, minimal filters, limited
    interaction
    Enhanced UI: tooltips, extra filters, action buttons at top & bottom of sections
    Mobile Support Not supported
    Companion mobile app available
    API /
    Integration
    Not available or minimal
    REST API introduced, supports external system integration
    Release &
    Updates
    Legacy product, rarely updated
    Actively updated (v1.06 – v1.27+), continuous improvements
    Use Cases
    Smaller projects or legacy installations
    Scalable for complex projects (e.g., modular builds, large completions scopes)
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    Hub2 Completion
    Workflow Diagram
    Certification Review
    Process
    Certification Sign-
    Off
    Note: All Dossiers can be generated with all supporting documentation directly from HUB 2 at each stage, digitally reviewed/approved
    directly in the certification module.
    Completion of
    ITR’s
    Punch List
    Logging
    Walkdowns
    ITR
    Assignment
    Tag
    Creation
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    Project Go Technology Hub 2 Example of Handover Sequence
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    Project Go Technology Hub 2 Example of Handover Sequence
    (Continued)
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    1.
    Accelerated Project Delivery
    Automates certification and handover
    processes.
    Reduces manual data entry and document
    collation.
    Speeds up readiness verification and
    energisation.
    2. Enhanced Technical Integrity
    Tracks
    every
    tag,
    ITR,
    punch
    list,
    and
    preservation record.
    Ensures systems meet operational and safety
    standards before handover.
    Supports ISO 27001 compliance for secure data
    handling.
    3. Real-Time Visibility & Decision Support
    Power BI dashboards provide live progress
    insights.
    Drill-down views for system-level traceability.
    Enables proactive issue resolution and risk
    mitigation.
    4. Seamless Collaboration Across Teams
    Web-based platform accessible from any device.
    Mobile app for field data capture and syncing.
    Interfaces
    with
    planning
    tools, engineering
    databases, and maintenance systems.
    5. Scalability Across Projects & Industries
    Works for greenfield, brownfield, and expansion
    projects.
    Adaptable to oil & gas, mining, infrastructure,
    and energy sectors.
    Supports multi-contractor environments with
    unified data views.
    6. Compliance & Audit Readiness
    Automated handover packs with digital sign-offs.
    Version control and archiving for full audit trails.
    Aligns with GDPR, HIPAA, and other global
    standards.
    Strategic Benefits of Hub 2
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    Intelligent Manage Pressure Drilling (iMPD)
    Intelligent Managed Pressure
    Drilling with Advanced Kick
    Detection and MPD Gas Handling
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    THREE KEY ELEMENTS
    Safer
    Quicker
    Cheaper
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    iMPD PROJECT MANAGEMENT
    iMPD Project Management Offers
    ❖Most cost effective and most reliable system that
    adheres to all the new ABS CDS MPD criteria.
    ❖Single point client interface
    ❖System design with minimal R&D interface required
    ❖Unrivaled system knowledge
    ❖Turnkey packages including installation,
    commissioning and startup
    ❖Operating procedures
    ❖Operating and onsite training
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    SYSTEM DESIGN THEORY
    Managed Pressure Drilling Description
    MPD is an adaptive drilling process used to precisely control the annular
    pressure profile throughout the wellbore. It controls back pressure thus
    mitigating risks in narrow drilling windows. Any influx of formation fluids
    can be safely contained and routed through the enclosed system.
    MPD/AKD allows for faster corrective action dealing with observed
    pressure variations; hence facilitating otherwise un-drillable prospects.
    The Coriolis meters measure the mass flow rate in and out directly during
    the drilling process to provide advanced kick detection. Thus eliminating
    the need to compensate for changing temperature, viscosity, and
    pressure conditions.
    MPD Joint is used to remove gas-cut drilling mud from the riser string
    that has circulated or migrated from down-hole to a point above the
    Subsea BOP Stack. It also provides a means to circulate the riser under
    pressure in a controlled manner via pumping down the mud boost line
    and returning up through the MPD Joint to the rig’s chokes
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    SYSTEM LAYOUT
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    . iMPD GROUP SYSTEM ADVANTAGES
    Class Society Design Advantages
    Due to new regulations currently under review by both DNV and ABS the
    iMPD System is the only system world wide that complies with all the new
    standards once issued.
    Managed Pressure Drilling
    ❖
    The iMPD system is the only system that has the capacity of 1800 GPM
    flow rate, other systems have a reduced flow rate as low as 600 GPM.
    ❖
    The iMPD System has both block and bleed and dual redundancy unlike
    other systems.
    ❖
    The entire system is the only system to comply fully with API 6A
    Standards
    ❖
    The entire system is modular and can be installed quickly in a limited
    space none invasive to operations.
    ❖
    The iMPD System has been designed to be a safe system with PRV’s
    vented to a Buffer Tank prior to overboard. Other systems designed go
    back into the MGS
    ❖
    All valve operations can be operated by the MPD Drillers Panel showing
    flow paths and valve position
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    Design Advantages
    Advanced Kick Detection
    ❖The control system using flow-in verses flow-out via the AKD is
    the only system that can detect a kick at 0.1 Barrel and as little as
    1.5 gallons.
    ❖System also detects ware and inefficiencies on Mud Pump liners
    iMPD Joint (Gas Handling)
    ❖The iRCD device in-house design requires 20 minute change out
    and can be repaired on the Rig unlike any other systems in the
    market. With 70% less parts than the competitors.
    ❖The iMPD Joint fits through 59-1/2 Rotary Table and does not
    need any additional work of adding valves with a suspended load.
    ❖The iMPD system is one of the first to use API 7K Hoses with No33
    Gas Carcass and approved by ABS
    ❖The MPD Joint valves are steel on steel to ensure better
    performance in operations unlike any current system.
    ❖Less friction losses due to large hoses and 6” Chokes
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    . iMPD SYSTEM ADVANTAGES
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    ❖
    Keep operations safe at all times
    ❖
    Operator to gain a potentially-enabling technology advantage on
    competition
    ❖
    Enable operator to use The Intelligent MPD system diagnostics, world
    first!
    ❖
    Complies with all regulatory bodies
    ❖
    Long term costs of ownership with minimal out of service time.
    ❖
    Employ AKD, MPD, and MPD Joint if necessary, applicable, or allowable to
    facilitate attainment of well bore objectives
    ❖
    Reduce operator’s downhole risks associated with narrow drilling
    windows between pore pressure and fracture gradients, Customers
    envisage future wells may only have a difference of only 0.3 ppg drilling
    window so MPD is critical to successfully drilling these proposed wells
    OPERATING PHILOSOPHY
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    Conventional Drilling w/ Advanced Kick Detection
    ❖RCD is open with no packer installed
    ❖Returns taken through the flow line return directly
    to shale shakers
    ❖AKD uses the Coriolis meters on the HP mud pump
    supply and return flow line
    SYSTEM APPLICATION
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    Managed Pressure Drilling w/ Advanced Kick Detection
    ❖RCD packer is installed and latched
    ❖Returns taken through the MPD buffer manifold

    🡪
    MPD choke manifold
    MPD metering manifold

    🡪
    🡪
    shale shakers
    ❖AKD uses the Coriolis meters on the HP mud pump
    supply and the MPD metering manifold
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    SYSTEM APPLICATION
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    MPD Gas Handling (Conventional Drilling and MPD)
    ❖
    MPD Annular is closed
    ❖
    Returns taken through the MPD Buffer Manifold
    rig’s Choke Manifold, Mud Gas Separator (MGS)
    Shale Shakers
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    SYSTEM APPLICATION
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    Well Control
    ❖
    The MPD equipment is not intended for well control
    operations
    ❖
    In the event an influx is detected, the well is shut-in
    with the subsea BOP at the well head
    ❖
    Well kill operations will be performed as per Operators
    Well Control Standard
    ❖
    Any gas in the riser is diverted using traditional means
    or routed through the MPD Joint
    ❖
    BSEE position is that an influx and a kick are identical
    and must be circulated out through the BOP.
    ❖
    The above notwithstanding, the microflux control
    manifold has the capability of killing small kicks,
    performing dynamic leak off tests, performing dynamic
    pore pressure measurements, and drilling while
    underbalanced without taking an influx.
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    SYSTEM APPLICATION
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    INTELLIGENT SYSTEM
    Intelligent System
    ❖The iMPD system is the first system in the Oil and
    Gas industry to use a diagnostic technology that
    allows the operator to run a system without
    specialist assistance onboard.
    ❖The system allows easy to identify trouble
    shooting and reduces downtime incidents.
    ❖The system can be tailor made for any specialist
    system onboard a Rig/Vessel
    ❖24 Hour cover without the specialist costs.
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    iMPD JOINT
    iMPD Joint
    ❖
    Newly Designed to be less than 25’
    Length. Therefore lighter and less
    parts, with reduced maintenance.
    ❖
    Controlled via the CVM Umbilical at
    the Drillers Cabin.
    ❖
    The
    RCD
    can
    hold
    rotational
    pressure
    2000
    psi
    and
    static
    pressure of 2000
    ❖
    Simple
    and
    easy
    to
    remove
    goosenecks
    ❖
    58” Total Diameter
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    iMPD JOINT
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    RCD
    ❖
    Manufactured by XXX
    ❖
    Located below the TJ and above the MPD Annular
    ❖
    Deployable through a 59-1/2” Rotary Table
    ❖
    MAWP: 2000-psig
    ❖
    Dynamic Rating: 2000-psig
    ❖
    3.5M lbs riser connector (flanged)
    ❖
    Side outlet per API 17D (Type 17SS BX-152)
    ❖
    Steel on Steel Double isolation valves
    ❖
    NACE MR-0175 compliant
    ❖
    Main Packer Assembly can be replaced on the Rig
    ❖
    i RCD Body has 19” drift capability
    ❖
    OD RCD 9-1/4”
    ❖
    No internal wear sleeve, or internal latch mechanism
    ❖
    Bearing Assembly strip down and repair 6 hours on the
    Rig, not sent onshore for repair.
    ❖
    20 minutes to deploy Seal & Bearing assembly
    ❖
    Rig crew can be trained within days and no third party
    required.
    ❖
    Up to 70% less internal parts compared to other brands.
    ❖
    Ultra Compact Design.
    ❖
    Ultra Light more than any other design on the market.
    Major Components
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
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    iMPD Annular
    ❖
    Specially designed 58” Flange for iMPD control
    cables to pass safely.
    ❖
    Hard piped to reduce failure
    ❖
    Special compact design incorporates the RCD
    body and above the i Flow Spool
    ❖
    Deployable through a 59-1/2” Rotary Table
    ❖
    MAWP: 2000-psig
    ❖
    3.5M lbs riser connector (flanged)
    ❖
    Integrated auxiliary lines (C/K, Booster, Hyd.)
    ❖
    NACE MR-0175 compliant
    ❖
    Design Codes: API 16A, 16R, 16F, and 16C
    The MPD Annular is essentially an annular BOP that is
    used to handle gas in the riser and to isolate the well
    bore while changing the RCD element. Its unique
    compressed design aids the reduction in weight and
    aids handling offshore.
    Major Components
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
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    Flow Spool
    ❖
    Located below the MPD Annular
    ❖
    Deployable through a 59-1/2” Rotary Table
    ❖
    Only the Gooseneck stabs are installed in moonpool
    after passing assembly through RT
    ❖
    Entire diameter including valves is only 58”
    ❖
    MAWP: 2000-psig (limited by goosenecks)
    ❖
    3.5M lbs riser connector (flanged)
    ❖
    Integrated auxiliary lines (C/K, Booster, Hyd.)
    ❖
    Two gooseneck assemblies
    End connections per 17D (17SS BX 169)
    Double isolation valves
    ❖
    NACE MR-0175 compliant
    ❖
    Design Codes: API 17D, 16R and 16C
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
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    iMPD Buffer Manifold 1 of 3
    ❖
    Located in Moonpool area
    ❖
    MAWP: 2000 psig, system designed to 5000 psig
    ❖
    Compact, part 1 of 3 part system
    ❖
    Dual PRV protection on Flow Spool lines
    ❖
    Design Codes: API 6A, PSL 3
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
    iMPD Choke Manifold 2 of 3
    ❖
    Located in Moonpool area
    ❖
    MAWP: 2000 psig
    ❖
    Compact, part 2 of 3 part system
    ❖
    Dual Redundancy
    ❖
    2 x 6” Chokes, 2 x 3” Chokes
    ❖
    Better Maintenance during operations
    ❖
    Reduced Friction losses 7-1/16” ID System
    ❖
    Design Codes: API 6A, PSL 3
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
    iMPD Metering Manifold 3 of 3
    ❖
    Located in Moonpool area
    ❖
    MAWP: 2000 psig
    ❖
    Compact, part 3 of 3 part system
    ❖
    Dual Redundancy
    ❖
    2 x Coriolis Meters
    ❖
    Better Maintenance during operations
    ❖
    Reduced Friction losses 7-1/16” ID System
    ❖
    Design Codes: API 6A, PSL 3
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    iMPD Manifold
    ❖
    Located in Moonpool area
    ❖
    MAWP: 2000 psig
    ❖
    Compact, 3 part modular system
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
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    Coriolis Meters (Suction
    Line – 6”)
    ❖
    316L Stainless Steel
    ❖
    Max flow rate: 1820 GPM
    ❖
    MOP: 1500 psig
    ❖
    Process temp. range: -40F to 400F
    ❖
    ATEX certified
    Coriolis Meters (Return Line
    – 12”)
    ❖
    316L Stainless Steel
    ❖
    Max flow rate: 8990 GPM
    ❖
    MOP: 1480 psig
    ❖
    Process temp. range: -40F to 400F
    ❖
    ATEX certified
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
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    Coriolis Meter Piping Details – Outlet x 5
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    Inlet Coriolis Meter AKD – Return Flow Line
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    Umbilical
    ❖Length: 400 feet
    ❖15 + 1, ¼” control lines
    Pressure rating: 3000 psig
    ❖2 + 1, 1” control lines
    Pressure rating: 1500 psig
    ❖I-Wires: 4 twisted shielded jacketed pairs for
    subsea P/T sensors
    Reel
    ❖Power level wind drive
    ❖Air driven with brake
    ❖Compact design inclusive of CVM
    ❖Small Foot Print and light weight
    ❖Cost effective
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
    iMPD Joint Control Valve Manifold
    ❖
    Controls all valves and hydraulic elements on the
    MPD Joint such as the MPD Annular and All Valves
    ❖
    All located within the Umbilical Reel frame
    ❖
    PLC controlled with HMI located in driller’s cabin
    ❖
    Manual interface via a local control panel (4-way
    valves)
    ❖
    Stainless steel construction and components
    ❖
    IEC/ATEX Zone 2 rated
    ❖
    1” 5000 psi hydraulic supply from Secondary BOP
    HPU system
    ❖
    Utilizes pneumatically piloted control valves that are
    actuated via solenoids
    ❖
    Fluid return to tote tank for collection
    ❖
    Independent UPS rated for 30 minutes minimum.
    ❖
    Most compact and lightweight system on the market
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    UMBILICAL REEL & CVM
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    Control Logic/Software
    ❖Customised software provides monitoring and control of the MPD Manifold, riser
    components valves.
    ❖Provides diagnostic information
    ❖Combines a Graphical User Interface (GUI) and PLC control logic

    GUI mimics physical layout of equipment
    ❖Data List:

    Detect early liner failure of Mud Pumps.

    Flow rate – suction flow meters.

    Density – suction flow meters.

    Flow rate – return flow meter.

    Density – return flow meter.

    Diagnostic information – all flow meters.

    Valve status – Entire MPD Manifolds.

    MPD Annular status (open/closed).

    Subsea valve status (open/close).

    Pressure/Temperature.
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    iMPD MAJOR COMPONENTS
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    SYSTEM DESIGN – ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS
    ❖Pressurised Junk Catcher system, returns
    from the well, pass through strainers prior to
    entering in MPD Manifold
    ❖Retro fitted sensors to existing Rig Choke
    Manifold to enable the driller determine
    exact flow path.
    ❖Well Magnets to aid Drill Crew to aid
    understanding well data received.
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    Pressure Drop Comparison
    ❖iMPD system is one of only two systems Worldwide that use 2 x 6”
    Chokes with 6” Hoses on the MPD System
    . PRESSURE DROP COMPARISON
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    iMPD vs. Leading MPD System
    iMPD COMPARISON
    Item
    iMPD System
    Leading MPD System
    MPD System
    Can Supply All
    Metering & Choke Manifold
    AKD
    Most accurate system
    No Flow-In Meter
    MPD Joint
    Complete Assembly
    Additional work required
    Labour
    Rig/Intelligent System
    Approximately 12 men
    Equipment Repair
    Onboard
    Sent to shore facility
    Pressure Drop
    Minimal
    Extremely Significant ˄250
    psi
    Delivery Times
    6 Months after PO
    12 Months after PO
    In-House Engineering
    Completed
    3-4 Months
    Date Rate Increase
    Yes- If complete system
    MPD Provider Profit Only
    API Compliant
    Yes- API 6A
    No
    ABS/BSEE Compliant
    Yes
    No
    Intelligent System
    Yes
    No
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    OPPORTUNITIES
    ❖Wells are becoming harder to drill offshore
    ❖Operators understand where opportunities lay
    but unable to extract without new technology
    ❖Operators looking to minimize costs during
    new
    and
    previously
    un-drillable
    field
    development
    ❖Operators looking for far safer methods post-
    Macondo
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    VISION
    ❖Understanding of Operator’s needs and
    requirements.
    ❖Quality
    and
    reliability
    with
    reduced
    downtime incidents.
    ❖Uncomplicated set-up.
    ❖Present technological advantages of iMPD
    shows 2-3 year lead over current market
    MPD leaders.
    12/30/2026
    Confidential
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    Conclusion
    ❖iMPD will supply

    Worlds first Intelligent MPD System

    Turn Key Package

    Point Contact for Client accountability

    Deliver the most advanced MPD System in the market

    On-Site Training for Client Equipment

    Advanced early detection of MPD component failure

    Easy to use and understand

    Simple and efficient installation.

    70% reduced parts within the RCD compared to competitors

    Provide all necessary operating procedure.
    CONCLUSION
    12/30/2026
    Confidential
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    Recommendations
    ❖iMPD has surpassed any previous designs currently
    available, current MPD specialists have stated the
    iMPD System is 2-3 years ahead of any current
    system available and operators should capitalise
    technological advantages held by iMPD
    RECOMMENDATIONS
    12/30/2026
    Confidential
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MPD Project Implementation Training

Client needs and the bespoke MPD project implementation course.

MPD Project Implementation Training

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    iMPD
    iMPD
    The New Challenge
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    ABOUT US
    Our team combines industry expertise
    and project management disciplines.
    Most of our people have over 20 years
    each in the Oil & Gas industry,
    specifically related to drilling rigs.
    Over 220 projects worldwide.
    iMPD
    KAGES is an independent
    project management
    consulting firm which has a
    strong knowledge of Subsea
    upstream activities
    We help our clients to
    identify the risk profile of
    their undertakings, mitigate
    the risks and often manage
    them on their behalf. By
    doing so, we protect our
    client`s reputation and their
    financial interests.
    We provide advisory,
    assurance, technical and
    rescue services during the
    whole project lifecycle, from
    rig/vessel selection to intake,
    commissioning and startup
    for new builds, upgrades or
    conversion/modification
    projects, subsea.
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    THE iMPD CHALLENGE
    iMPD
    COOs, VPs, Directors of our Clients bring us in when:
    They feel they lack of necessary knowledge and guidance to make a successful and cost
    effective installation of a fully functioning MPD System
    They struggle to find the right expertise and resources to be able to assess the current
    MPD market and best alternatives available, and run a full project on their own
    They are hesitant to make an investment into an MPD turn key package or an individual
    sourced MPD system, as MPD is a relatively unknown emerging package
    They need an unbiased opinion on MPD equipment needed and
    currently available in the market
    They are aware they need a tailor-made system that will fit a
    specific vessel and they don’t know what are the potential risks
    and implications associated with that
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    iMPD
    OUR OFFERINGS
    We offer a high level of expertise and deep hands-on experience in the MPD field. We
    provide full and bespoke training courses to your organisation, as well as in-house project
    experts able to facilitate the definition and implementation of any of your MPD projects.
    The training course will allow you and your team to:
    Understand and deliver a full MPD project from initial concept to full implementation
    Have the confidence to deliver a full operational system incorporating all necessary safety,
    regulatory and best industry standard practices.
    Meet and understand your client and partners demands and provide solutions to possible scenarios
    Save time, money and resources and highlight the industry pitfalls associated with the
    implementation of an MPD system.
    The course includes:
    Commercial Contract, Scope of Supply, Functional Design Specification and a Supply, Service
    Contract and Project Execution and Control Plan.
    Equipment requirements when choosing an MPD system within a WBS
    The installation process (e.g. Shipyard Work).
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    iMPD
    WHY US
    iMPD is an authority in the upstream and subsea industry, and we are very different
    from the other available alternatives:
    We are currently the only company able to deliver course that would provide the client
    with the necessary skills and expertise needed to successfully implement a full MPD
    project
    We are not just giving an overview of MPD, we are providing pragmatic solutions to
    problems that will be encountered during the course of a MPD project
    We don’t bring to the table only expertise, but we
    bring with us lesson learned during our past and
    current experiences in similar projects across the
    globe
    We know better than other what risks shall be
    considered, and managed to avoid project failures
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    iMPD
    “I was told to deliver a comprehensive MPD package to meet the needs of one of
    our biggest clients. I needed to deliver a personalised MPD system, on budget, and
    with a time sensitive framework. In few days I was fully in charge.
    If I had the opportunity of this training and knowledge I could have reduced my
    18-month schedule by 5 months. I could have avoided a lot of unnecessary
    research and in turn a lot of wasted time.”
    Senior Project Manager Subsea (Ensco)
    MPD is the future of drilling
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iMPD System Comparison

KAGES’ comparison of MPD system arrangements and design features.

iMPD System Comparison

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KAGES system assessment dated 12/9/2023.

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    Intelligent Manage Pressure Drilling
    (iMPD) Comparison
    12/9/2023
    Confidential
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    Rotating Control Device
    Positives and Negatives
    12/9/2023
    Confidential
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    iMPD versus
    Halliburton
    Confidential
    12/9/2023
    ❖Halliburton RCD 3000
    ⮚
    Positives;
    •
    The most modern piece of equipment
    with real-time data, predictive monitoring
    •
    Worldwide presence will cover build,
    installation and operations site in Brazil.
    •
    Easy release of bearing assembly. Well
    designed.
    ⮚
    Negatives;
    •
    High cost of equipment
    •
    Unknown additional personnel required
    to operate system, unsure if can buy or
    supply.
    ❖iMPD Advantages;
    •
    No additional personnel required, saving
    to drilling contractor
    •
    70% less working parts, cheaper and more
    reliable.
    •
    Halliburton does not use Kick Detection
    Coriolis Meters
    •
    Equipment of Halliburton not as good a
    quality as iMPD
    •
    iMPD RGH 66% Shorter in length
    compared to Halliburton.
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    iMPD versus
    Weatherford
    Confidential
    12/9/2023
    ❖Weatherford RCD 7875 DS
    ⮚
    Positives;
    •
    The strongest presence in Brazil
    and a partnership with Petrobras
    with worldwide presence will
    cover build, installation and
    operations site in Brazil.
    •
    Will be able to smoothly
    transition Government approval
    of MPD systems since both
    Petrobras and Weatherford
    already have agreement.
    •
    Largest MPD suppliers in the
    world with unlimited support.
    ⮚
    Negatives;
    •
    Older system, well proven but
    downtime is regular.
    •
    Previous experience, high cost of
    equipment.
    •
    Numerous additional personnel
    required to operate system,
    constant overhead.
    •
    Rig personnel not involved in day-
    to-day operation
    ❖iMPD Advantages;
    •
    No additional personnel required,
    saving to drilling contractor
    •
    70% less working parts, cheaper
    and more reliable.
    •
    Very high cost with low quality
    equipment.
    •
    Weatherford equipment quality
    extremely inferior to iMPD
    Equipment
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    iMPD
    versus SLB:
    MI-Swaco
    Confidential
    ❖SLB: MI-Swaco RCD
    ⮚
    Positives;
    •
    Largest company in the world with
    worldwide presence will cover
    build, installation and operations
    site in Brazil.
    •
    Good combination of Mi-Swaco and
    SLB on valves / choke systems.
    •
    Lightweight and simple to use,
    single life operation during
    deployment.
    •
    Worked with Stena to produce their
    system. So willing to work alongside
    client.
    ⮚
    Negatives;
    •
    Pressure ratings in operation
    unknown, not clear/ambiguous.
    •
    Unknown cost of equipment
    •
    Unknown additional personnel
    required to operate system, buy or
    rent personnel overhead.
    •
    Rig personnel not involved in day-
    to-day operation if operated by
    SLB/Mi-Swaco
    ❖ iMPD Advantages;
    •
    iMPD no additional personnel
    required, saving to drilling
    contractor
    •
    70% less working parts, cheaper
    and more reliable.
    •
    SLB: Very high cost for installation
    of MPD Equipment.
    •
    SLB Equipment does not use
    Coriolis Meters for gauging kicks
    compared to iMPD Equipment
    12/9/2023
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    iMPD
    versus Oil
    States
    Confidential
    Oil States: RCD
    ⮚
    Positives;
    •
    UK, Singapore and Brazil Operations will cover
    build, installation and predicted operations site in
    Brazil.
    •
    Close to Electro Flow Controls in Aberdeen which
    would be envisaged to manufacture Control
    System; therefore, integration testing can be
    conducted prior to sending to rig for installation.
    •
    Stated size of equipment and working parts
    massively reduced.
    •
    In the same country as control system
    manufacturer.
    ⮚
    Negatives;
    •
    Unsure if the system has been previously
    manufactured and not a lot of product information,
    without official approach current status unknown.
    •
    Unknown cost
    •
    Unknown additional personnel required to operate
    system, unsure if can buy or supply.
    •
    Unknown if dual element.
    iMPD Advantages;
    •
    iMPD no additional personnel required, saving to
    drilling contractor
    •
    70% less working parts, cheaper and more reliable.
    •
    Oil States not currently contender within MPD
    without much more research.
    •
    Oil States Equipment does not use Coriolis Meters
    for gauging kicks compared to iMPD Equipment
    •
    No information on Kick Detection Equipment.
    12/9/2023
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    iMPD
    versus NOV
    Confidential
    NOV Active Control Device: ACD System:
    ⮚
    Positives;
    •
    Worldwide coverage with no boundaries
    to working for Petrobras in Brazil
    Operations.
    •
    Very good support service
    •
    Less breakdowns due to new type of
    system designed by NOV (non-moving
    parts)
    •
    Possible to supply entire MPD system
    •
    DNV and ABS approved system
    ⮚
    Negatives;
    •
    Unsure downtime is accurate or sales
    pitch. Current data unknown, need proof.
    •
    Unknown cost, do NOV supply one piece
    of equipment or only supply entire system
    •
    Unknown additional personnel required
    to operate system, unsure if can buy or
    supply.
    iMPD Advantages;
    •
    iMPD no additional personnel required,
    saving to drilling contractor
    •
    70% less working parts, cheaper and more
    reliable.
    •
    Manufacturing costs, cheaper due to less
    parts.
    •
    NOV Large Company, supports large team,
    high costs associated with Team.
    •
    ACD Equipment does not use Coriolis
    Meters for gauging kicks compared to
    iMPD Equipment
    •
    ACD does not have a track record within
    Oil and Gas drilling.
    12/9/2023
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    iMPD System Advantages
    ❖Class Society Design Advantages:
    Due to new regulations by both DNV and ABS the iMPD System is
    the only system worldwide that complies with all the new
    standards issued API 16RCD Regulations.
    ❖Technical:
    The iMPD system is the only system that has the capacity of 1800
    GPM flow rate, other systems have a reduced flow rate as low as
    600 GPM.
    The iMPD System has both block and bleed and dual redundancy
    unlike any other systems.
    The entire system is the only system to comply fully with API 6A
    Standards.
    The entire system is modular and can be installed quickly in a
    limited space none invasive to operations.
    All valve operations can be operated by the iMPD Drillers Panel
    showing flow paths and valve position.
    The iMPD system is one of the first to use API 7K Hoses with
    No33 Gas Carcass and approved by ABS.
    12/9/2023
    Confidential
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    ❖Driller Friendly:
    The control system using flow-in verses flow-out via the
    Advanced Kick Detection is the only system that can detect
    a kick at 0.1 Barrel and as little as 1.5 gallons.
    System also detects ware and inefficiencies on Mud Pump
    liners.
    No additional costly personnel required. Drill Crew Only
    ❖Rotating Control Device:
    The RCD device in-house design requires 20 minute change
    out and can be repaired on the Rig unlike any other systems
    in the market. With 70% less parts than the competitors.
    ❖Riser Gas Handling:
    The entire system is only 25’ in length including all major
    components 1/3 the length of rival MPD Joints
    12/9/2023
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    iMPD System Advantages
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    ❖Riser Gas Handling:
    The entire system is only 25’
    in
    length.
    All
    major
    components 1/3 the length
    of rival MPD Joints.
    12/9/2023
    Confidential
    iMPD System Advantages
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RCD Supplier and Product Assessment

A detailed assessment of RCD suppliers, equipment features and design considerations.

RCD Supplier and Product Assessment

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KAGES supplier and product assessment issued 17 February 2026.

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    iMPD
    KAGES iMPD – Product Comparison RCD / KAGES MPD System
    KAGES iMPD/001
    Project: Master Copy
    Issued: 17th February 2026
    Intelligent Managed Pressure Drilling
    Rev. 0
    Page 1 of 5
    #1 Halliburton RCD 3000 Rotating Control Device: When drilling scenarios
    demand precise flow control, Halliburton Rotating Control Devices (RCD) are
    essential. Halliburton RCD tools fit easily under most drilling rigs without
    modifications for better manoeuvrability. Operators save rig-up time and reduce
    the need for onsite inventory by changing stripper elements independent of the
    bearing assembly. With a full suite of RCD tools for low, intermediate, and high-
    pressure applications, Halliburton provides safe and efficient containment
    throughout the process.
    The Halliburton suite of RCD tools features stripper elements that can be changed
    independent of the bearing assembly, saving rig time and reducing onsite
    inventory at the rig. They are available in rotating head sizes from 7-1/16-inch
    3000 psi to 30-inch 2000 psi inlet flange; and weld-on connection sizes in 16, 20,
    24, and 40 inches.
    Marine Sentry RCD 3000™ rotating control device: The unique remote bearing
    latch system improves element and bearing changes. The entire bearing assembly
    can be released and hoisted to the rig floor using the drill pipe. At the rig floor the
    bearing can be serviced and the elements can be changed. Also available is a dual
    element configuration that can be deployed through the rotary table.
    The Marine Sentry RCD also features real-time wireless monitoring of pressures,
    temperature, vibration and RPM, giving you predictive indicators of element changes.
    Positives:

    The most modern piece of equipment with realtime data, predictive monitoring

    Worldwide presence will cover build, installation and operations site in Brazil.

    Easy release of bearing assembly. Well designed.
    Negatives:

    High cost of equipment

    Unknown additional personnel required to operate system, unsure if can buy or supply.
    #2 Weatherford International Subsea Rotating Control Device (Marine Series)
    7875 DS RCD: Enables transitions between drilling phases with no NPT: Built for
    rugged marine conditions and virtually any offshore application, SeaShield RCDs
    help you to protect your personnel, equipment, time, budget, and the environment,
    even in complex deepwater wells.

    5,000-psi (34.5-MPa) static pressure ratings.

    Longest-lasting seal life in the industry.

    Nitrogen tested to API 16RCD standards for a gas-tight seal

    Improved differential pressure sensors for enhanced pressure monitoring.

    State-of-the-art latching system that keeps bearing assembly in place to
    safeguard against variances in wellbore pressure
    Positives:

    The strongest presence in Brazil and a partnership with Petrobras with
    worldwide presence will cover build, installation and operations site in
    Brazil.

    Will be able to smoothly transition Government approval of MPD systems
    since both Petrobras and Weatherford already have agreement.

    Largest MPD suppliers in the world with unlimited support.
    Negatives:

    Older system, well proven but downtime is regular.

    Previous experience, high cost of equipment

    Numerous additional personnel required to operate system, constant overhead.
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    KAGES iMPD – Product Comparison RCD / KAGES MPD System
    KAGES iMPD/001
    Project: Master Copy
    Issued: 17th February 2026
    Intelligent Managed Pressure Drilling
    Rev. 0
    Page 2 of 5

    Rig personnel not involved in day-to-day operation
    #3 SLB: M-I SWACO supports an extensive fleet of rotating control devices (RCDs) for use in a variety of
    applications, including annular fluid containment and pressure management in onshore and offshore
    drilling environments. Across the M-I SWACO RCD portfolio, each system is compatible with both rotary
    drives and top drives and features seals made of natural rubber, nitrile, butyl, or urethane.
    Pressure ratings for the Sealed Rotating System (SRS) and internal seals have been
    determined through in-house lab testing with a test plug installed. Due to the
    uncontrolled environment of well drilling operations. Schlumberger does not,
    under any circumstances, recommend that its RCDs be used as primary blowout
    prevention equipment. Pressure ratings vary by sealing element material and drill
    pipe size.

    Operates below tension ring

    18¾-in pass-through

    Redundant, reliable design that requires no wear sleeve

    Piston land-and-lock mechanism

    Integrated @balance Speed* sealed rotating system

    Dual sealing element

    Single-trip deployment of the SRS

    API 16RCD monogrammed

    Multiple ways to confirm latching integrity

    Single-interface connection for hydraulic and controls

    Compatible with any riser system

    Submersible

    NACE compliant

    Max Rotating Speed 200 RPM

    Max Pass through 9-1/4” inch

    Static Pressure 2,500 psi

    Sealing Elements: Natural Rubber, Nitrile, Polyurethane, Butyl

    Slim Line annular Blowout Preventer and flow spool, weighs just over 80,000 lb and measures
    40-ft long, making it the shortest and lightest available on the market
    Positives:

    Largest company in the world with worldwide presence will cover build, installation and
    operations site in Brazil.

    Good combination of MiSwaco and SLB on valves / choke systems.

    Lightweight and simple to use, single life operation during deployment.

    Worked with Stena to produce their system. So willing to work alongside client.
    Negatives:

    Pressure ratings in operation unknown, not clear/ambiguous.

    Unknown cost of equipment

    Unknown additional personnel required to operate system, buy or rent personnel overhead.

    Rig personnel not involved in day-to-day operation if operated by SLB/MiSwaco
    #4 Oil States: Oil States compact Managed Pressure Drilling (MPD) Riser Integration Joint (RIJ) Has
    been designed to improve safety and increase operational efficiency.
    Hands-free flow line and umbilical stabbing removes the need for man-riding.
    Oil States joint is around half the length and up to 1/3rd the weight of conventional RIJ’s, making it easy
    to handle and fast to rig-up.
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    KAGES iMPD – Product Comparison RCD / KAGES MPD System
    KAGES iMPD/001
    Project: Master Copy
    Issued: 17th February 2026
    Intelligent Managed Pressure Drilling
    Rev. 0
    Page 3 of 5
    Being fitted with twin retrievable stripper packers and bearing assembly, the joint is completely
    serviceable whilst over well centre. Stripper packers are run and retrieved by drill pipe tool removing
    the need to pull the RIJ from the string or return to the onshore service centre to replace annular seals.

    Approximately half the length and 1/3rd the weight of conventional Riser Integration Joints.

    Fast rig-up with hands-free flow line and umbilical stabbing.

    Fully serviceable while over the well centre.

    18-3/4″ through bore with stripper packers and bearing assembly removed.

    Integrated riser gas handling.

    Combined managed pressure drilling and riser gas handling
    Positives:

    UK, Singapore and Brazil Operations will cover build, installation and predicted operations site
    in Brazil.

    Close to Electro Flow Controls in Aberdeen which would be envisaged to manufacture Control
    System; therefore, integration testing can be conducted prior to sending to rig for installation.

    Stated size of equipment and working parts massively reduced.

    In the same country as control system manufacturer.
    Negatives:

    Unsure if the system has been previously manufactured and not a lot of product information,
    without official approach current status unknown.

    Unknown cost

    Unknown additional personnel required to operate system, unsure if can buy or supply.

    Unknown if dual element.
    #5 NOV Active Control Device (ACD) System; Is the industry’s first active, non-rotating sealing device
    for MPD operations. The ACD seals the wellbore annulus and diverts returns using a novel, actively
    energized sealing element controlled by our industry-standard annular packer system. The design
    allows the system to determine the sealing element condition, while an external sealing element
    control contains high-pressure wellbore fluids even after the sealing element reaches a worn state. The
    ACD eliminates complex bearing assemblies and high-wear rotary seal components found in
    conventional passive rotating control devices (RCD) that are the source of many MPD problems.
    Monitoring and controlling the seal reduces maintenance, extends service life, and enhances safety.
    ACD, developed specifically for
    deepwater service, is a fundamental
    advance in annular pressure
    containment that eliminates passive
    rotating control device (RCD) design
    deficiencies. The ACD’s pioneering
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    KAGES iMPD – Product Comparison RCD / KAGES MPD System
    KAGES iMPD/001
    Project: Master Copy
    Issued: 17th February 2026
    Intelligent Managed Pressure Drilling
    Rev. 0
    Page 4 of 5
    MPD capabilities can dramatically reduce costs, eliminate common operational problems, and improve
    reliability and safety.
    The Compact Riser Gas Handling (RGH) system permanently integrates DSIT and flow spool functions in
    a single joint to remove connections and reduce weight. The compact RGH may interface with our riser
    flanges or directly with OEM riser equipment as the client determines. Installation of a riser gas
    handling system improves safety and kick response options while making the rig MPD ready.
    rotating control devices (RCD) with dual, non-rotating API 16RCD seal sleeve elements. The device
    eliminates the RCDs bearing assembly for a significant reduction in maintenance and operating costs.
    ACD active seal sleeve elements are controlled by adjusting the annular packer closing pressure. As the
    seal wears, the closing force is maintained to ensure the wellbore seal.
    Positives:

    Worldwide coverage with no boundaries to working for Petrobras in Brazil Operations.

    Very good support service

    Less breakdowns due to new type of system designed by NOV (non-moving parts)

    Possible to supply entire MPD system

    DNV and ABS approved system
    Negatives:

    Unsure downtime is accurate or sales pitch. Current data unknown, need proof.

    Unknown cost, do NOV supply one piece of equipment or only supply entire system

    Unknown additional personnel required to operate system, unsure if can buy or supply.
    #6 Regional Marine Engineering Services: RMES Singapore. The RMES MPD/RCD is designed to be a
    flexible system that can be constructed to suit the customers’ requirements.
    “THE ADAPTIVE SYSTEM” Available basic configurations are. May be very good for RCD Sealing
    Elements

    Below tension ring (BTR)

    Below tension ring (BTR)

    Dual Packer Elements

    ID Through Bearing Assembly Ø9-1/4”

    ID Through Bore Protector Ø17-5/8”

    D Through RCD Housing Ø18-3/4”
    Advanced Element Simulation: Od Sealing Element:
    Positives:

    Cheap alternative based in Singapore close to main office. May be able to supply sealing
    elements and/or RCD, need further product information.

    High QA/QC control of subsea equipment (good track record).
    Negatives:

    Small company no known product information.

    Unknown support services if any outside Singapore.

    Unknown additional personnel required to operate system, unsure if can buy or supply.

    Unknown if dual element.
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    iMPD
    KAGES iMPD – Product Comparison RCD / KAGES MPD System
    KAGES iMPD/001
    Project: Master Copy
    Issued: 17th February 2026
    Intelligent Managed Pressure Drilling
    Rev. 0
    Page 5 of 5
    #7 CCSC Petroleum: No product information: Not recommended, avoid
    #8 Aker MPD/MPO System:
    Positives:

    Aker Solutions presence in Brazil, previously signed Respol Sinopec Brazil contract.

    Aker MPD system being introduced by Aker/MPO is fully automated and simple to operate,
    needing few people to run the equipment.
    Negatives:
    Not a lot known of system, possibly no longer in MPD
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Cyber Security

Engineering-Led Cyber Security

Asset-specific control architecture, RF communications and layered protection.

Engineering-Led Cyber Security

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    PROTECTING THE NATION'S
    MOST STRATEGIC ASSETS
    Custom Cyber Intelligence • Cybersecurity •
    Electronic Warfare Countermeasures for Oil &
    Gas Asset
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    THE QUIET RISK TO NATIONAL VALUE
    Oil & Gas Assets are not ordinary infrastructure. They are the country's most strategic
    economic assets and a weakness in security has a high risk of financial impact.
    Exposed Control Systems: Internet-facing Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition
    (SCADA), aging Operational Technology (OT), and unprotected Radio Frequency
    channels leave critical processes exposed. Most wells still rely on classic radio and
    SCADA systems that mainstream tools cannot fully defend.
    One Oil Set-Up ≠ Another: Each asset was engineered differently at different times. So
    every system is unique. Generic OT tools and major cybersecurity providers lack
    visibility into the original RF and control architecture that only engineering-rooted
    knowledge can reveal.
    Accountability Gap: When disruption occurs, especially via RF channel attacks that
    standard providers cannot stop, questions turn to those responsible. Foresight and
    platform-specific defense are the only reliable protection of value and reputation.
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    TAILORED PROTECTION FOR EACH ASSET
    No two platforms share the same engineering DNA. Effective defense must start from that
    reality.

    Platform-Specific Mapping: Deep analysis of the original control architecture, RF
    communications, protocols and implementation choices unique to each facility, including
    classic SCADA radio and modern IIoT links.

    Engineering-Informed Controls: Countermeasures designed with the same technical
    language used by the engineers who built the systems, addressing gaps that pure software
    OT tools leave open.

    Layered Cyber + Electronic Warfare Defense: Integrated cyber intelligence, OT
    hardening and electronic warfare resilience that covers the RF channel itself, where major
    providers offer only detection or none at all.

    Continuous Adaptation: Ongoing refinement as threats evolve, without forcing one-size-
    fits-all software onto the five technology generations of wells still operating today.

    System Warning: Hackers take longer to get into KAGES systems with warning of attacks
    in real time. Able to locate source of attacks.
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    BYONCYBERSECURITY PROVIDERS
    TYPICAL CYBER FIRMS
    Software-centric expertise;
    limited RF channel protection
    Generic OT detection; no full
    protection of the RF channel
    Limited insight into original RF
    and control engineering.
    One framework applied across
    five generations of wells.
    Strong on IT; weak on RF
    jamming, spoofing and process
    reality
    KAGES APPROACH
    Engineering-rooted design that
    addresses RF channel gaps.
    Platform-by-platform
    customisation by engineers.
    Deep knowledge of how systems
    were built to extract value.
    Countermeasures matched to
    actual RF and control
    implementation.
    Integrated cyber + EW that
    protects what others cannot
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    THE VALUE OF WORKING WITH KAGES
    Reduced Operational Exposure: Protection calibrated to the real
    architecture and RF communications of each platform. No theoretical
    models or generic software.
    Continuity of Production: Measures that respect process safety and
    uptime, optimise client costs and close the RF and engineering gaps that
    generic tools leave open.
    Demonstrable Stewardship: Clear evidence of proactive, asset-specific
    defense that closes gaps left by major providers and withstands scrutiny.
    Partnership, Not Package: Integral, customised engineering solutions
    developed alongside the knowledge of each facility, maximising security
    and operational results. Standardising the operability and removing
    bottlenecks when operating the cyber security system.
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    KAGES SYSTEM DIFFERENTIATORS
     KAGES can protect the assets that protect the Nation.
     KAGES full understand it requires more than standard tools and generic
    Outdated Technology (OT) platforms to protect from Cyber attacks.
     It requires partners who understand how each asset was constructed to
    understand how to protect it.
     KAGES can close the Radio Frequency and Engineering security gaps
    other Cyber Security firms cannot.
    Admin@KAGES-LLC.com | +44 7837 517 327 | www.kages-LLC
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Integrity Monitoring

AI-SIAM Acoustic Monitoring

Acoustic monitoring of storage-tank integrity.

AI-SIAM Acoustic Monitoring

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    STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ACOUSTIC
    MONITORING
    Storage Tanks • Continuous Monitoring of
    Corrosion and Leakage • Advanced AI‑SIAM
    Technology (Structural Integrity Acoustic
    Monitoring).
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    THE AI-SIAM SYSTEM
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    THE PROBLEM SOLVER
    Storage tanks constitute some of the most critical yet inherently vulnerable assets within
    industrial facilities. Notwithstanding their operational relevance, they frequently function
    as non-instrumented structures, rendering them susceptible to undetected corrosion,
    progressive structural degradation, geohazard exposure, and delayed incident
    identification.
    is redefining the landscape of storage asset integrity through its advanced AI‑SIAM
    technology (Structural Integrity Acoustic Monitoring). This innovative solution
    continuously monitors tank conditions by means of high‑frequency acoustic signals
    propagating through the stored fluid, enabling real-time detection of corrosion activity,
    leak events, structural anomalies, and other critical occurrences.
    By identifying and assessing risks as they emerge, AI‑SIAM safeguards storage assets,
    enhances operational safety, and supports a proactive approach to integrity
    management.
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    ADVANTAGES OF AI-SIAM
    Safe: Sensor nodes are ATEX certified
    In-Service: Monitoring tanks without taking them out-of-
    service
    Retrofitting: Non-invasive and retrofittable to existing assets
    Continuous Monitoring: Real-Time monitoring of asset
    conditions during its lifetime.
    360° Monitoring: Complete mapping of both storage tank
    bottoms and walls
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AI-VPMS Pipeline Integrity

Pipeline monitoring applications and the vibroacoustic technical approach.

AI-VPMS Pipeline Integrity

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    PIPELINE INTEGRITY AT
    THE SPEED OF SOUND
    Pipeline Asset Integrity • Continuous Monitoring
    of Pipeline Corrosion and Leakage • Advanced
    AI‑VPMS Technology (Vibroacoustic Pipeline
    Monitoring System).
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    THE AI-VPMS SYSTEM
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    THE PROBLEM SOLVER
    Pipelines remain one of the last non-smart elements in the industry,
    making them vulnerable to threats like theft, damage, and delayed
    incident detection: all of which can lead to costly repairs,
    operational inefficiencies, and environmental harm.
    KAGES is changing that with its advanced AI-VPMS (AI
    Vibroacoustic
    Pipeline
    Monitoring
    System).
    This
    innovative
    technology enables real-time monitoring to detect and prevent risks
    before a leak occurs, protecting both the environment and critical
    assets.
    At the forefront of pipeline and asset integrity, KAGES delivers
    cutting-edge solutions to safeguard the future of energy
    infrastructure
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    ADVANTAGES OF AI-VPMS
    Powered by Cutting-Edge Vibroacoustic Technology: AI-VPMS
    seamlessly integrates micro-vibration, pressure, and sound detection to
    safeguard your pipelines with industry-leading accuracy.
    First Line of Defense: AI-VPMS is more than just a monitoring system:
    designed to detect, identify, and precisely locate threats, it captures
    everything from manual digging and illegal tapping to leaks and impacts
    - before they escalate - all while assisting to limit downtime.
    Prevention & Intervention: Whether it’s third-party interference, pig
    tracking or real-time spillage alerts, AI-VPMS delivers a complete
    solution for both.
    Built to Evolve: ensuring pipeline security today and into the future.
    Product or Service: Access our technology without the need to
    purchase sensors. Everything is provided for seamless pipeline
    monitoring and real-time alerts
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    ONE TECHNOLOGY, MULTIPLE SOLUTIONS
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    BEST IN CLASS AI-VPMS
    Modular & Tailored for your Pipeline: AI-VPMS Initially built for leak
    detection, can be scaled for advanced monitoring of TPI events and flow
    analysis – without requiring a full system replacement.
    Extensive Coverage with Fewer Sensors: AI-VPMS With sensor spacing of
    up to 50 km ensures broad coverage while reducing the number of required
    sensors.
    Exceptional Location Accuracy: Meter-wise accuracy of leak and TPI events.
    High Sensitivity & Rapid Response: Wide range of detectable phenomena
    with the same hardware: detects very small leaks and non-leak events, such as
    TPI (deforming impact, excavation), and pig tracking with minimal false alarms,
    delivering real-time monitoring and alarm notifications within minutes.
    Retrofittable & Flexible: Easy integration into existing pipelines in both static
    and dynamic movement
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    USER FRIENDLY INTERFACE
    Instant Alert & Notifications: Real-time alarms delivered
    through multiple channels for immediate response to pipeline
    threats.
    Multi-Device Access: Monitor and control from the control
    room or remotely via mobile and desktop.
    Data
    Intelligence
    &
    Analytics:
    Big
    data
    analysis,
    environmental integration, and smart reporting for better
    decision-making and detect illegal tapping.
    Full map & Environment Integration: Gain complete
    situational
    awareness
    with
    interactive
    mapping
    and
    environmental monitoring.
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Project Risk and Delivery

Training and Development

Individual Development Plan: Example

The role-based planning view of the individual development example.

The development plan and competency assessment are included in the same two-part example.

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Virtual Behavioural Solutions (VBS)

360-degree VR and live workshops for behavioural safety and cultural training, connected to the KAGES HUB 2 readiness workflow.

Virtual Behavioural Solutions (VBS): VR Training Brochure

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Original brochure from Virtus Behavioural Solutions. Includes programme video stills; these pages are static previews. The confined-spaces programme is marked “Coming soon” in the supplied brochure.

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    We are able to revolutionise
    your Health & Safety training
    through the use of 360º
    Virtual Reality technology
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    HOW DOES IT WORK?
    Virtual Reality headsets have given us the opportunity to place
    classroom individuals within the working environment.
    By utilising the latest in 360º filming techniques our behavioural
    programmes are designed to create engagement that is applied
    long after your workers have left the classroom.
    VR combined with live workshops provide the opportunity for
    the individuals enhanced learning and long term retention of the
    information provided, we are also able to offer bespoke
    programmes that are specifically aimed at your organisations
    values, processes, trends & hazards.
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    Our Programmes
    Improving our
    Perception of
    Industrial Risk
    through the
    experiences of
    an Army Sniper.
    WARNING: Contains images some viewers may find disturbing
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    Our Programmes
    Distracted
    Driving
    The impact of
    poor driving
    habits
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    Our Programmes
    Plant and
    People
    Keeping
    your risk
    perception
    levels high
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    Our Programmes
    Hands and
    Eyes
    Safety & self-
    preservation
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    Our Programmes
    Confined
    Spaces
    Coming soon!
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    Our Programmes
    Workshop combined with VR focusses on
    intervention, human behaviour and the consequences
    of the following accident life changers -
    • Impaired/ loss of eyesight
    • Hand Injuries
    • Impaired/ loss of hearing
    • Falls from height
    • Dropped objects
    • Failure to identify Hazard
    • Poor Setting to work
    • Plant person interface
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    AWARDS
    ECITB award
    winners for
    innovation
    in learning
    OAA award
    winners in
    innovation
    EDF
    Innovation
    award
    winners
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    CONTACT US
    Marc Allert
    Marc@virtusbehaviouralsolutions.com
    07809 678 135
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    ASK US HOW
    We look forward to working with you!
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