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    Craig International wins major, long-term contract with INEOS FPS

    June 20, 2022
    Craig International has secured a major contract with INEOS Forties Pipeline System (FPS), potentially valued at more than £20million.
    The Cruden Bay terminal is a key part of the Forties Pipeline System infrastructure and is the transition point from INEOS' subsea pipeline, from Forties Unity and Forties Charlie, to the landline that runs to Kinnneil and Dalmeny in Central Scotland. The Cruden Bay reconfiguration project is pictured.
    The Cruden Bay terminal is a key part of the Forties Pipeline System infrastructure and is the transition point from INEOS' subsea pipeline, from Forties Unity and Forties Charlie, to the landline that runs to Kinnneil and Dalmeny in Central Scotland. The Cruden Bay reconfiguration project is pictured.

    Offshore staff

    ABERDEEN, U.K. — Craig International has secured a major contract with INEOS Forties Pipeline System (FPS), potentially valued at more than £20million. 

    Following a competitive tender, Craig International has been awarded a five-year contract (with two-year options) to deliver consolidated procurement services to INEOS FPS. This includes the supply of maintenance, repair and operations equipment for its Grangemouth base, which operates the Forties Pipeline System in the North Sea.

    Craig International will service the contract from its Aberdeen headquarters using its bespoke digital platforms: ebuy and ecobuy. These digital platforms are designed to provide cost and efficiency savings through the streamlining of electronic processes and the ability to source globally and supply locally. This is backed up by an advanced ecobuy platform to help users reduce their carbon footprint.

    ecobuy provides the opportunity to select more sustainable products, while combining orders to reduce vehicle and, particularly, HGV journeys. It has a significant environmental impact with less disposable materials, including plastics, and less fuel, while increasing the number of products that can be reused and recycled, according to the company.  

    06.20.2022

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