Company Profile-ILF-NGR.

COMPANY PROFILE
ILF Engineers Nigeria Ltd

as member of the ILF Group
ILF Engineers Nigeria Ltd. as member of the ILF Group
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 PROFILE OF THE ILF GROUP .......................................................................................... 1

1.1 Overview ............................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Company history ................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 Philosophy .......................................................................................................................... 1
1.4 Business areas ................................................................................................................... 2
1.5 Service portfolio .................................................................................................................. 3
1.6 Staff ..................................................................................................................................... 6
1.7 Offices and Projects ............................................................................................................ 6
1.8 Turnover .............................................................................................................................. 7
1.9 Integrated Management System (IMS) ............................................................................... 8
2 PROFILE OF ILF ENGINEERS NIGERIA LIMITED........................................................... 9
2.1 Fields of activities .............................................................................................................. 10
2.2 Experience ........................................................................................................................ 11
2.3 Third Party Audits.............................................................................................................. 14
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2.4 Staff ................................................................................................................................... 15
2.5 Organization ...................................................................................................................... 16
3 APPENDICES ................................................................................................................... 17
3.1 Appendix 1: Incorporation Certificate ................................................................................ 17
3.2 Appendix 2: DPR Permits ................................................................................................. 18
3.3 Appendix 3: COREN Certificate ........................................................................................ 21
3.4 Appendix 4: ISO 9001:2015 Certificate ............................................................................. 22
3.5 Appendix 5: ISO 45001:2018 Certificate ........................................................................... 22
3.6 Appendix 6: References .................................................................................................... 23
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1 PROFILE OF THE ILF GROUP
1.1 Overview
ILF Consulting Engineers is a 100% independent, fully private

owned engineering and consulting firm with more than 50
years of experience in various fields of competence. ILF
provides comprehensive, full-scope services for major
industrial and infrastructure projects. The successful
completion of challenging, complex projects, requiring truly
comprehensive management capability and interdisciplinary
engineering know-how, is ILF’s specific strength.
ILF operates main offices in Rum/Innsbruck (Austria) and
Munich (Germany), and more than thirty offices worldwide.
A permanent staff of approx. 2000 is employed to develop
convincing project solutions for demanding customers. ILF
combines world class consulting expertise and a broad
international background with project-specific know-how and an
in-depth understanding of local requirements due to a stable,
long-established presence in its markets.
1.2 Company history
The company was founded by Pius Lässer in 1967. 1969, he

was joined by Adolf Feizlmayr and the company expanded into
“Ingenieurgemeinschaft Lässer-Feizlmayr” (ILF). Today, the
company operates as “ILF Consulting Engineers” and ranks
among the world’s top engineering firms in its core areas of
expertise. In its more than 40-year long corporate
development ILF constantly expanded its range of activities
and established a successful and sustained growth both in
established and new market segments.
1.3 Philosophy
ILF is completely independent with no affiliation to

construction firms, suppliers or financial institutions. Objectivity
through independence is a key aspect of this philosophy - ILF
exclusively serves its client’s interests.
ILF strives for ”market leadership through quality“ in all its
business areas. Our highly experienced specialists are
supported by efficient organisation structures, comprehensive
management procedures, state-of-the-art technology and fully
integrated knowledge management systems.
Tailor-made solutions addressing client’s specific needs, and
reliability on quality, cost and schedule are essential for ILF.
Priority is given to innovation, cost effectiveness, sustainability
and environmental compatibility.
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1.4 Business areas
Oil, Gas and Industrial
 Production facilities for oil and gas

 Pipeline systems
 Tank farms and underground storage
facilities
 Refineries and petrochemical plants
Energy & climate protection
 Thermal power plants

 Sea water desalination plants
 Renewable energy
 Climate protection
 Electric transmission and distribution systems
Dodd
Water & environment
 Water supply
 Wastewater treatment and disposal
 Waste treatment and disposal
 Hydropower, dam and river engineering
Dodd
Transport & Structures
 Airports
 Roads
 Railway systems
 Tunnels and caverns
 Buildings and structures
 Alpine engineering

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1.5 Service portfolio
ILF Consulting Engineers offer their clients comprehensive

engineering and consulting services throughout the project cycle.
Depending on requirements, ILF provides services as owner’s
engineer, as well as for contractors, banks and investors. ILF’s
services encompass the following:
 Consulting services and studies

 Concepts
 Master plans
 Project due diligence
 Feasibility studies (and „bankable studies“)
 Economic feasibility studies
 Environmental impact studies
 Preparation of project financing
 Project development
 Design and planning

 Site documentation
 Conceptual design
 Basic design
 Permit application design
 Tender design
 Front end engineering design (FEED)
 Detailed design
 Optimized alternatives for EPC Contractors
in the pre-bid phase
 Procurement
 Procurement strategy
 Cost estimates
 Elaboration of tender documents
 Co-ordination of contract award procedures
 Tender evaluation and contract award recommendation
 Assistance in contract negotiation
 Expediting and shop inspection

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 Construction management and site supervision

 Site supervision and construction supervision
 Construction management
 Consulting services during construction
 Construction cost control and invoice approval process
 Claim management
 Public relations work
 As-built documentation
 Project control
 Occupational health and safety management
 Project management and control

 Project organisation
 Project scheduling
 Cost planning and control
 Time scheduling and progress control
 Quality management
 Contract management
 Communication management
 Documentation management
 Reporting
 Financial analysis and institutional strengthening
 Procurement of right-of-way
 Land acquisition
 Authority approvals and permitting
 Start-up and operation

 Elaboration and coordination of commissioning, takeover
and performance test programmes as well as start-up
procedures
 Supervision of commissioning, takeover and
performance tests as well as start-up
 Supervision and coordination of trial run as well as
takeover of plant
 Acceptance test and pertinent certificates
 Elaboration of operating and maintenance manuals
 Staff training
 Technical consultancy after start-up

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 Special services
 Geology and hydrogeology
 Geotechnical engineering and soil mechanics
 Environment and landscape planning
 Design of load-bearing structures
 Information management and GIS
 Automation & Control and SCADA
 Telecommunications
 Safety and risk management
 Financial analysis and institutional strengthening
 Project development

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1.6 Staff
The core factor of ILF’s success is its highly experienced, motivated and dedicated
staff. ILF’s team set-up comprises high-profile experts in all engineering and
consultancy disciplines, environmental sciences and economics. This enables fully
interdisciplinary coverage of all aspects of the project cycle, from definition to
completion.
A further advantage is ILF’s close contact to world-class experts, universities and
associated partner companies, which expand ILF’s profile for special tasks on an as-
needed basis.
Due to ILF’s long-term employment policy based on partnership and trust instead of
short-term contracting on freelance basis, ILF succeeded to sustain its profound know-
how and experience basis, and establish a stable growth with very low fluctuation.
1.7 Offices and Projects

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1.8 Turnover
The consolidated revenue of the ILF - Group in the financial year 2018 amounted to
202 Million EUR. The following chart shows the distribution of turnover on the main
business areas:
Energy &
Climate Protection
Oil &
Gas
10%
13% Water & Environ-

ment
202m
€
41%
36%
Transport &
Structures

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1.9 Integrated Management System (IMS)
An essential component of ILF’s constant endeavour to improve its own services is the
Integrated Management System (IMS) of the ILF Group. It covers the three central
topics of Quality Management, Health and Safety Protection and Environmental
Management.
The IMS describes the organisational aspects, as well as general work flow and
individual work processes applied at ILF. Work instructions and recommended
practices provide practical guidance for all aspects of the company’s activity.
The IMS is certified for compliance with ISO 9001:2015 by the Austrian certification
body – Quality Austria.

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2 PROFILE OF ILF ENGINEERS NIGERIA LIMITED
ILF Engineers Nigeria is a limited company incorporated in Nigeria under the

Companies Decree 1968 (Incorporation Certificate RC 38470 dated 8th April 1981)
with COREN-Certification and NIPEX-audited as a fully class “A” Company.
ILF Engineers Nigeria is a 100% independent, fully private owned engineering and
consulting firm with a majority of Nigerian Shareholders (55%) and more than 30 years
of experience in various fields of competence.
ILF Engineers Nigeria provides comprehensive, full-scope services for major industrial
and infrastructure projects. The successful completion of challenging, complex
projects, requiring truly comprehensive management capability and interdisciplinary
engineering know-how, is its specific strength.
ILF Engineers Nigeria is committed to follow the Local Content Act and to implement
its spirit in its daily business, also beyond the Oil & Gas Industry by a constant
development of our Nigerian employees and managers, and transfer of knowledge
from foreign Experts from throughout the ILF Group. In addition, ILF Engineers Nigeria
as part of the international ILF-Group understand itself as an integrated part of the
Nigerian society and is always driven by the highest ethical standards.

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2.1 Fields of activities
The individual fields of ILF Engineers Nigeria are diversified over a number of
business sectors, with one main focus emphasis on services for the Oil & Gas and
Power Industry, but also the strong intention to bring the group’s expertise into the
sector of Infrastructure. These fields of activity include the following:
 Oil and gas

 Onshore and offshore facilities (pipelines, platforms,
SPM, Jetties)
 Terminals for crude oil, oil products, gas and LPG
 Pumping stations
 Compressor stations
 Refinery
 Tank farms
 Tanker loading & unloading facilities, Jetties
 Crude oil, natural gas and water treatment plants
 Production and processing facilities
 SCADA systems
 Process control systems
 Tele-control systems
 Process simulation and optimisation
 Energy and Power
 Thermal Power Plants
 Transmission Lines
 Evacuation Studies
 Energy and Climate Protection
 Electrical switchyards and electrical substations
 Simple and Combined Cycle Gas Power Plants
 Renewable Energy (Solar, Wind, Hydro)
 Waste and Environment
 Water transmission pipelines
 Hydro power plants
 Storage tanks and reservoirs
 Waste water treatment plants
 Sludge treatment plants
 Sewerage systems
 Landfills
 Clean-up of uncontrolled landfills
 Transport and structures
 Railways
 Roads
 Underground and city railways
 Airports
 Jetties and harbours
 Buildings and structures

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2.2 Experience
ILF Engineers Nigeria has performed engineering design,

consultancy services and studies, construction and site
supervision services, and project management and project control
services for various clients mainly from the Oil and Gas Industry.
ILF Engineers Nigeria major clients in Nigeria are the followings:
 Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPN)

 The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria
Limited (SPDC)
 Nigerian Agip Oil Company Limited (NAOC)
 Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
 Nigerian Gas Company (NGC)
 Pipelines and Products Marketing Company Limited (PPMC)
 Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN)
 Nigeria LNG (NLNG)
 Total Fina Elf
 Oando PLC
 South Atlantic Petroleum Limited (SAPETRO)
ILF Engineers Nigeria has established its name as a leading

consultancy company for rendering engineering services for
onshore as well as for offshore facilities. ILF has demonstrated its
offshore engineering capabilities and know-how by successfully
executing various projects. In Nigeria it has been engaged by
MPN, SPDC, NNPC and PPMC to render engineering and project
management services on wellhead and production platforms, sub-
sea pipelines, single point mooring (SPM), Jetty and import berth
platform.
Also, ILF Engineers Nigeria has contributed immensely in the

development of oil and gas transportation system in Nigeria. Some
of the key projects executed for NNPC and NGC are mentioned
below:
 ALSCON Gas Supply System

 NNPC Pipelines and Depots Project Phase III: Auchi-Kaduna,
Jos-Gombe
 NNPC Pipelines and Depots Project Phase III, Enugu-
Makurdi-Yola
 Crude Oil Pipeline System Escravos-Warri tank farms
 Oben-Ajaokuta-Abuja-Kaduna Gas Pipeline and Extension of
ELP System to Akodo and Abeokuta, Feasibility Study

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 Feasibility Study and Definition of Abuja Gas Supply Pipeline

Development
ILF Engineers Nigeria has performed studies, conceptual/basic

engineering, detailed engineering related to flow stations for
SDPC, ELF, NAOC.
Among the major flow station design projects performed by ILF
Engineers Nigeria is the South Forcados Flow Stations Project for
the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited
(SPDC). The services comprised complete design and
engineering in following disciplines of engineering: process,
mechanical, pipeline, structural, civil, electric and instrument.
ILF Engineers Nigeria has performed engineering services for

many other flow stations such as Awoba Flow Station (SPDC),
Okpoko Flow Station (ELF), Samabiri - Biseni Flow Station
(NAOC) etc.
A pilot gas scheme to distribute natural gas for domestic use was
initiated by NGC in 1994. The consulting engineering services
contract for this project titled “Gas Supply to NNPC/SPDC Housing
Estates and SPDC I.A.” was awarded to ILF Engineers Nigeria in 1995. The project
comprised 6” gas distribution pipelines, pressure reduction and metering stations, pilot
gas distribution/reticulation inside NNPC housing estate for the connection of natural
gas cookers, gas fired air conditioners. The project was completed in September 1999.
Another gas distribution project “Engineering Design for Gas Distribution Pipeline
project at Aba Phase II, Agbara/Ota” was awarded to ILF Engineers Nigeria in
February 2000 by Shell Nigeria Gas (SNG), a subsidiary of SPDC. The project
comprised gas pipelines and pressure reduction/metering stations (PRMS). The
scope of services comprised conceptual and detailed engineering for the pipelines
and pressure reduction and metering stations. The project was completed in March
2001.
ILF Engineers Nigeria offers to clients complete project management services for turn-
key projects from feasibility studies to commissioning, being well equipped with
experience, know-how and competent personnel to perform project management
services for any project of any complexity and size.
ILF Engineers Nigeria has performed project management services in Nigeria for
NNPC, NGC, PPMC, and PHCN for many projects, some of these being listed below:
 Tank farms for the Crude Oil Pipeline System Escravos-Warri for NNPC
 NNPC Pipelines and Depots Project Phase III : Enugu-Makurdi-Yola for NNPC
 Installation of Single Point Mooring and Sub-sea Pipeline for NNPC
 Construction of New Atlas Cove Jetty for NNPC
 Rehabilitation of NNPC Fire Damaged Tank at Escravos
 Gas Supply to Aluminium Smelting Company (ALSCON) for NGC
 Gas Supply to NNPC and SPDC Housing Estates for NGC
 Gas Supply to BET, OMPADEC and PHRC
 Rehabilitation of Import Berth Platform for PPMC

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 Aliade-Makurdi 330 kV Transmission line and Substation at Makurdi for PHCN
Project references and a detailed list of the projects executed in Nigeria are appended
to this document (Appendix 6).

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2.3 Third Party Audits
NipeX is an on-line platform run by NAPIMS, the subsidiary of

NNPC managing all the Nigerian Joint Ventures between NNPC
and the International Oil Companies (IOCs). As such NipeX links
buyers and suppliers by establishing industry-wide standards for
business transactions, and provides a comprehensive suite of
capabilities, which will eventually be the single platform for the
execution, monitoring and measuring of all contracting activities
within the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry.
The NipeX Joint Qualification System (NJQS) offers
comprehensive supplier information through an easily accessible
on-line database. Suppliers are pre-qualified and categorized into
the database to take advantage of opportunities in the industry
while increasing efficiency and transparency in contracting and
procurement processes.
On 31st of March, 2011, ILF Engineers Nigeria participated in in
the Nigerian Joint Qualification System (NJQS) supply chain audit
program, being audited by Achilles – NipeX. The principle
constituents of this process have been the verification and
assessment of the management systems used by the organization,
looking at both the quality and suitability of these systems in
accordance with the supplier’s scope of services.
We can proudly report, that ILF Engineers Nigeria has passed this
audit successfully without any deviation report and is now
classified under Class A, which is the highest class, as one of the
Oil and Gas Industry leaders in the business areas of Engineering
and Consultancy Services for all off-shore and on-shore activities.

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2.4 Staff
ILF Engineers Nigeria believes that every employee plays an important part in the
success and prosperity of the company and that every employee should share these
benefits. The company will seek at all times to maintain good clear communication
between management and staff so that responsibility and authority is clearly
understood.
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2.5 Organization

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3 APPENDICES
3.1 Appendix 1: Incorporation Certificate

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3.2 Appendix 2: DPR Permits

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3.3 Appendix 3: COREN Certificate

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3.4 Appendix 4: ISO 9001:2015 Certificate
3.5 Appendix 5: ISO 45001:2018 Certificate

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3.6 Appendix 6: References
FALOMO BILLBOARD, JC DECAUX: VERIFICATION OF THE NEW DESIGN
Client: JC DECAUX
Business area: Advertisement

Nigeria
Type of work: Verification of Structural Design
Lagos
Project costs: XXX USD
Time frame: April 2016 – July 2016
Data: 36.32m wide x 13.34m long LED board, with overall

height of 28.34m measuring from the top of pile cap
up to the lower upper edge of the board
ILF Services: Structural Design Verification
Description:
The client intends to replace one of its existing static advertising billboards
located in the vicinity of the Falomo Bridge with LED panels. The structure
supporting the existing advertising board will be upgraded to accommodate
the desired LED advertising board.
A design of the new supporting structures was carried out by All Lines
Exposures and Integrated Services Limited (ALEXIS). ILF was requested by
Client to verify the design deliverables submitted by ALEXIS and make
recommendations on improvement.

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LIGHT DUE DILIGENCE FOR LANAKA TERMINAL
Client: Vitol SA
Business area: Oil and Gas / Tank farms & Terminals

Nigeria
Type of work: Light Due Diligence
Investment costs: Unknown (ILF Order - 18,000 USD)

Lagos
Time frame: March 2016 – April 2016
Data:  Light due diligence of the following facilities at

Lanaka Terminal, Delta State, Nigeria;
- Four fixed roof atmospheric storage
tanks for the storage of PMS, AGO
and DPK.
- One loading gantry with three islands.
Each island has two loading arms Gas
Network Services Limited.
- Four explosion-proof loading pumps
close to the gantry each rated 30kW.
- A fire water tank system.
- One set of Skidded Fire Water Pumps
comprising of one diesel driven engine
fire water pump with local control
panel, one Electric driven engine fire
water pump with local control panel
and one jockey pump.
- Other terminal appurtenances.
ILF Services:  Assessment of terminal installations

 Assessment of storage tanks
 Review site installations in line with Department
of Petroleum Resources (DPR) Nigeria
Regulations
 Review site installations in line with API
Standard 2610
Description:
The Light Due Diligence was required by Vitol for the purpose of acquiring
the Lanaka Terminal from its current owners.
The terminal consists of a 40,000 m3 Tank Facility for the storage of PMS,
AGO and DPK with Truck loading Gantry and a Jetty for receipt of petroleum
product seagoing vessels.
The project presented a special challenge to the ILF team involved as the
project was executed in less than two weeks which was driven by required
financial commitment deadlines placed by the Seller on the Buyer (Vitol SA).
A light due diligence report was issued upon completion of ILF activities
which provided sufficient information to Vitol SA to prepare its bid for the
Lanaka Terminal facilities.

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TECHNICAL DUE DILIGENCE FOR OANDO GAS & POWER ASSETS
Client: Helios Investment Partners
Business area: Oil and Gas

Nigeria
Type of work: Technical Due Diligence
Investment costs: ~ 120 million USD (ILF Order - 100,000 USD)

Lagos
Time frame: February 2016 – July 2016
Data:  Acquisition of 75% of Oando Gas and Power

Assets. Assets include;
- Gaslink Nigeria Limited
- Central Horizon Gas Company
- Gas Network Services Limited
 Gaslink Nigeria Limited
- ~110Km gas pipeline distribution network
- 101mmscf/d throughput capacity
- ~ 70mmscf/d peak utilization
- over 165 customers
 Central Horizon Gas Company
- ~10Km gas pipeline distribution network
- ~2 mmscf/d current throughput capacity
- additional ~ 70mmscf/d planned throughput
capacity
- over 10 customers
 Gas Network Services Limited
- CNG Plant
- Sales and Distribution of CNG.
ILF Services:  Review of pipeline technical information
including the pipeline network map,
specifications, dimensions etc.
 Assessment of pipeline network integrity
 Assessment of Technical Partners - identity,
experience, nature of relationship, agreements,
etc.
 Review of Right of way for existing pipelines
and ongoing developments
Description:
The Technical Due Diligence amongst other Due Diligence activities

undertaken by Helios such as financial, commercial, legal and environmental
was to establish an assessment of the quality Oando Gas & Power assets
and to identify technical issues that could have a material impact on the value
of these assets as well as details of potential expansion projects.
The project presented a special challenge to the ILF team involved as the
time frame was driven by required financial commitment deadlines placed by
the Seller (Oando Gas & Power) on the Buyer (Helios Investment Partners).
The ILF team visited various locations and facilities including Above Ground
Installations, Customer Locations and the CNG Plant in Lagos State and
Rivers State, both in Nigeria.
A technical due diligence report was issued upon completion of ILF activities
which provided sufficient information to Helios Investment Partners to
prepare its bid for Oando Gas and Power assets.

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EPE – VICTORIA ISLAND GAS PIPELINE DEVELOPMENT
Client: Shoreline Group/ Gasland
Business area: Oil and Gas / Pipelines

Nigeria
Type of work: FEED Verification
Investment costs: ~ 270 million USD

Lagos
Time frame: February 2016 – March 2016
Data:  FEED Review for the development of a 175km

low pressure gas distribution network within the
Lagos Metropolis. Assets.
ILF Services:  FEED Review

 Site Visit
 Preliminary pipeline route walk through
 FEED Verification Report
Description:
Gasland Company Limited intends to install a gas supply distribution network

covering gas supply to industrial and domestic consumers around Lekki,
Victoria Island and Lekki Free Trade Zone (LFTZ) assets.
The project involves the development of a 175 km gas pipeline in phases.
The economic rationale behind the phased approach is to ensure that larger
off takers can be served such that the financing obtained to develop phase
1 is retired at the agreed time. Subsequent project phases are planned to be
financed through accrued revenue from gas sales.
Phase 1 of the pipeline development project involves the development of a

total of 125km transmission, distribution, spur and feeder pipelines to deliver
500 MMscf/d to customers scheduled to be served in Phase 1 of the pipeline
development.
The 125km is broken down as follows;
 30” X 31km from tie-in point at Epe to Eleko Junction - (Transmission

Line)
 30” x 14km from Eleko Junction to Akodo Town - (Transmission Line)
 20” x 40km from Eleko Junction to Chevron Nigeria Limited -
(Distribution Line)
 24” x 8km from Akodo Town to supply M/s Viva Methanol (LFTZ) –
(Spur Line)
 14” x 7km from Akodo Town to supply CCECC (LFTZ) – (Spur Line)
 25km feeder lines to various customers’ premises.
ILF reviewed the FEED carried out in 2009 and identified opportunities for
improvement and required updates to the project documentation. ILF’s
findings were included in a FEED verification that was prepared and issued
to the client.

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CONCEPT STUDY IKOT ABASI JETTY AND IMO RIVER DREDGING PROJECT
Client: Wellmanned Limited
Nigeria
Description: This Greenfield project entails the development of a
jetty along the shores of Imo River in the south of
Nigeria in the Delta area to serve as an economic hub
for the region. The Jetty will also be used to receive Lagos
dry cargoes, agribulk, breakbulk and Ro-Ro cargo.
The Jetty will have a petroleum products terminal with

tank storage facilities and truck loading bays.
Technical Data:  Multipurpose Terminal and Berth throughput

capacity of 0.4 million tons per annum.
 An Agribulk Terminal and Berth with a

throughput capacity of 0.3 million tons per
annum.
 A Petroleum Products Liquid Terminal and

Berth. The Liquid Terminal will have a tank
storage capacity volume of 868,000 m3.
 A Passenger / Ferry Terminal and Berth for

throughput of 0.34 million pax per annum.
 Jetty to receive vessels up to 52,000 DWT.
 Channel and Jetty depth to be up to 13.2m.
Investment: USD 1.061 billion
Execution Period: 2015 – 2016
ILF-Services:  Concept Study including:

 Concept Design
 Plot plan and Jetty layout
 CAPEX Estimate
 EPC Schedule
 Dredging Analysis
 3D Model of the Jetty
 Support for permits and licenses
ILF Contract USD 200K

Value:
Highlights:  Extremely tight Schedule
 3D Model
 3D Animation

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QIT PRODUCED WATER FACILITY INTEGRITY RESTORATION PROJECT
Client: Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited
Business area: Oil & Gas
Type of work: Detailed Engineering Design
Project costs: 275,000 USD
Time frame: 2015 – 2016
Data:  Laser Scanning of Area covering;

o Seven (7) Produced Water Tanks
o Two (2) Skimmer Tanks
o Two (2) Weir Tanks and all associated pip-
ing.
 Underground scanning
 3D Model development using PDMS from avail-
able 2D drawings
 Clash Detection Analysis
ILF Services:  Site Survey for route selection of new 24”

header from settling tanks to skimmer units
 Civil and Structural Design for Pipe Supports,
Road Crossings and Tank Foundations
 Review of developed 2D and 3D Model for com-
pleteness
 Preparation of IFC Deliverables
 Project management
Description:
Mobil Producing Nigeria (Company) intends to replace some segments of

the QIT produced water piping between the settling tanks and the WEMCO
units as a result of scales build up which has impacted total throughput.
Engineering efforts in this regard had been carried out by Company to
detailed engineering status. However, 3D Laser and underground scanning
of the affected areas are required to assure pipe fit and avoid any obstacles
during construction.
The Company nominated subcontractor to carry out the 3D Laser and

underground scanning while ILF was charged with project management and
engineering efforts to coordinate the pipe fit assurance works and also bring
the documentations to “Issue For Construction” status.

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LIGHT DUE DILIGENCE ON LISTER TERMINAL
Client: Vitol SA, Switzerland
Nigeria
Description: In consideration of acquiring the Lister terminal
located in Apapa, Lagos. ILF was appointed by Vitol
to carry out an inspection of the existing Lister
terminal installations with a view to advising Vitol on Lagos
the technical viability of the acquisition.
Technical Data:  Ten (10) fixed roof atmospheric tanks for the
storage of PMS, AGO and DPK. Each tank has
a diameter of 18.5m, height of 15.0m and
storage capacity of 4.0 million litres.
 One loading gantry with three (3) islands. Each

island has two (2) loading arms.
 Loading and Discharging Jetty, with the capacity

to receive up to 30,000 DWT Vessels.
 One (1) API Gravity Oily Water Separator.
 Two back-loading pumps each rated 55kW

complete start and stop local switch. One pump
is used for back loading AGO and DPK while the
other pump is used for back loading PMS.
ILF-Services:  Compared the Lister Terminal’s as-is condition

with API 2510 and API 620 and API 650 using
the layout of the terminal, the installed
mechanical, electrical, instrumentation and
controls structures and facilities.

Value:
Highlights:  Extremely tight Schedule.
 Email Report immediately on conclusion of Site
Visits.
 Draft Report within three days after conclusion of
site visits.
 Met with Client to assist in final investment
decision.

Company Profile
HVAC FOR BATTERY ROOM AND DIESEL FUEL TREATMENT
Client: Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited
Business area: Oil & Gas

Nigeria
Lagos
Project costs: 303,000 USD
Time frame: 2015 – 2016
Data:  Battery room cooling at or below 20°C

 Treated fuel supplies to GE Frame 5, ABB &
GTG
 2 x 25m3/hr Centrifuges
 Fuel Quality within acceptable limits
 HVAC & Centrifuge procured by Company
ILF Services:  Engineering Design for HVAC System

 Engineering Design for Diesel Centrifuge Sys-
tem
o Process Design
o Mechanical and Piping Design
o Civil Design
o Electrical Design
o Instrumentation and Controls
Description:
The client intends to install HVAC system for Battery room cooling and Cen-
trifuge system for diesel fuel treatment.
An HVAC System in the Siemens GTGs battery room to provide cooling so

that the temperature in the battery room will be maintained at or below 20°C
(per the battery manufacturer’s recommendation) to obtain optimum perfor-
mance from the batteries. Performance of Gel Valve Regulated Lead acid
batteries deteriorate at temperatures above 30°C.
Detailed Engineering service provided by ILF as per the HVAC system spec-
ified and procured by the Client.
A diesel centrifuge system and associated infrastructure to provide treated

diesel fuel supplies to the GE Frame 5, ABB and Siemens Gas Turbine Gen-
erators.
Laboratory analysis of existing diesel fuel show quality of QIT diesel fuel
outside acceptable limits for recommended GTG operation. Detailed
Engineering services provided by ILF as the Centrifuge system specified and
procured by the Client.

Company Profile
DESIGN REVIEW OF OSPP TANK FARM AND TERMINAL PROJECT
Client: Octogone Trading Oil S.A
Description: Review of Basic Design of OSPP Tank farm and

Terminal Project located at Cotonou Port Site – Nigeria
Republic of Benin.
Terminal will be used as a refined product trad-ing

hub for the region. Products will be delivered from Lagos
international market by vessels, stored and further
supplied to local market, Burkina Faso, and Mali by
trucks.
Technical Data: The storage capacity of the oil terminal will be 54,000
m3 (diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, fuel oil; in six tanks) and
gas storage capacity will be 2,000 tons (LPG; in one
tank).
ILF-Services: Review of the Basic Design for:
 Mechanical Design
 Civil Design
 Electrical Design
 Instrumentation Design
 Process Design

Value:
Highlights:  Site Visit
 Meetings with Design Contractor
 Review of Basic Design Deliverables
 Draft Report
 Final Report with Comments incorporated

Company Profile
LPG CARRIER TANKS REHABILITATION PROJECT
Client: Nigerian-German Chemicals PLC

Nigeria
Type of work: Integrity Assessment
Construction USD 10,000 Lagos

costs:
Time frame: 2016
Data:  Barge Information

- Overall Dimensions – 105m long x 16m wide by
4.5m deep
- Gross Weight: 3180 Tons
- Capacity (max): 2865 Tons
- Capacity (bbls): 30,370
- Hull Type: II
 Cargo Tank Information

- Quantity: Two (2) Double Skin Tanks
- Volume: 15,380 bbls each
- Size: 20 feet OD x 282 feet Long
ILF Services: Project services includes:

 Site Assessment and Reports
 Preparation of inspection specifications
 Tender Support;
Description:
Nigerian-German Chemicals PLC intends to convert an LPG Carrier Tanks

into an on-shore LPG Bulk Storage Tank. In order to determine the suitability
of the Carrier tanks, for this purpose Client has requested the services of ILF
Engineers Nigeria Limited to provide Third Party Inspection and Testing
Specification of the LPG Carrier Cargo Tanks.

Company Profile
IJORA LPG STORAGE TERMINAL
Client: Gas Terminalling Global Operation Limited

Nigeria
Project costs: USD 70,000 Lagos
Time frame: 2016
Data:  3 x 60MT mounded tanks;

 Minimum perimeter driveway of 8 m;
 1 x 80MT Weighbridges: Dimension of 18m x
3.5m;
 Pump System – Three (3) nos 5.6 kW
 LPG Cylinder Filing Platform
 Fire Water System
 Utilities area of at least 20m x 15m;
 Staff car parking
ILF Services:  Detailed Engineering Design Package including

o Process Design
o Mechanical and Piping Design
o Civil Design
o Electrical Design
o Instrumentation and Controls Design
 ITT Package
Technical Evaluation for EPC Vendors
Description:
Gas Terminalling Global Operations Limited (GTGOL) is planning to con-

struct LPG un-loading, storage and loading facilities in order to market LPG
products for domestic and industrial consumption. For this purpose, LPG
storage terminal shall be constructed at Ijora, Lagos State. The storage ter-
minal shall be supplied by tankers. The terminal will be having provision for
offloading tankers, storage of LPG products, loading of tankers and small
scale distribution of LPG products via Carousel. For project Implementation
point of view, the project is divided into following two phases:
The Client intends to construct LPG Distribution Terminals at Ijora, Lagos

State. The project consists of 3 x 60 MT tanks for Phase I and 2 x 500MT
tanks for Phase II. Concept design was carried out by the Client and some
materials already procured. ILF scope was to provide Detail Engineering
Design Package as per the concept and the material procured by the clients.

Company Profile
LPG STORAGE TERMINAL, HYDE ENERGY, FEASIBILITY STUDY
Client: Hyde Energy Limited
Description: A Pre-Feasibility Study for an LPG tank farm in the

southern region of Nigeria preferably Calabar or Port- Nigeria
Harcourt.
Lagos
Client looking at expanding its business by
developing an LPG storage terminal in the south of
Nigeria which will cater to the Nigerian local market
hence the need for a feasibility study to determine the
viability of the project.
Technical Data: An LPG tank farm estimated total envisaged

capacity of about 10,000MT. The tank farm will
provide independent storage capacity to external
customers including the domestic market. The tank
farm shall consist of the following main parts:
 Unloading facilities
 Connection pipeline(s) between this unloading
point and the tank farm
 Tanks
 Truck Loading Facilities
 Jetty
ILF-Services:  Supply/demand study (market analysis)

 Analysis of technical options
 Preliminary cost estimate
 Preliminary Schedule
 Preliminary financial analysis

Value:
Highlights:  Study completed within schedule
 Draft Report to Client
 Presentation to Client of Key findings
 Final Report with Comments incorporated

Company Profile
MULTI-PRODUCT PIPELINE FROM DANGOTE REFINERY TO MOSIMI DEPOT
Client: Dangote Oil Refinery Company Limited

Nigeria
Type of work: Concept Study for Transportation Refined Petroleum

Product
Lagos
Project costs: 200 Million USD
Time frame: 2014
Data:  70 – 74 km 18” Multi-Product Pipeline from

LFTZ to Mosimi Depot
 200 kbd design throughput
 White products’ transportation
 Custody Transfer System
 Metering Skid
 Leak Detection System
 Three (3) Pumps @ 1,325 m3/hr
 Three (3) Line Break Valve Stations
ILF Services:  Conceptual design for the Pipeline and stations

including:
- Pipeline Right of Way Study and Selection
- Process Design
- Mechanical Design
- Electrical Design
- Instrumentation and Control
- Preliminary Cost Estimate
Description:
Dangote Oil Refinery Company Limited (Client) is setting up a state-of-art

refinery with a capacity of 500,000 barrels per day at the Lekki Free Trade
Zone (LFTZ), Lagos, Nigeria. The project activities are on-going and the Re-
finery is expected to be on stream by end of year 2017.
As part of the evacuation plans for the Refinery, a multi-product pipeline is

conceived which shall supply petroleum products (primarily PMS, DPK or
AGO) to PPMC petroleum Products’ Depot at Mosimi, Sagamu, Ogun State,
Nigeria.
Throughput estimate of the multi-product pipeline is 187,500 barrels of pe-

troleum products per day. Pipeline throughput figure was estimated taking
into consideration the evacuation plan for the Refinery. A design throughput
of 200,000 barrels of petroleum products per day was used as a basis for the
pipeline optimisation study.
ILF’s was appointed by Client to carry out a concept study of the multi-
product pipeline from the Refinery at LFTZ to Mosimi Depot.

Company Profile
GREATER LAGOS PIPELINE NETWORK CAPACITY REVIEW
Client: Gaslink Nigeria Limited, Lagos, Nigeria
(Subsidiary of the Oando Gas and Power Ltd)

Nigeria
Description: Gaslink Nigeria Limited (GNL) over the past 12 years

has continued to grow its distribution pipeline in the Lagos
Greater Lagos area. With increasing demand for gas
utilization in the Greater Lagos area and the proposed
extension to the Lagos Island, it became necessary
to establish the current capacity of the GNL
distribution network in Lagos as well as the maximum
throughput of the network while still ensuring the
stability of the system in terms of process safety and
containment. The project objectives are to ascertain
the current GNL capacity, establish the spare
capacity of the entire network considering the impact
of future customers and make necessary
recommendations on scoping and costing that will
enable the desired capacity improvement in the
current pipeline network design achievable.
Technical Data:  Medium: Natural gas

 Length: 85 km estimated
 Diameter: Varying
 Design pressure: 19.65 bar
 Throughput: Approximately 75,000 Sm³/h
 No. of compressor stations: 0
 No. of metering stations: 1
 No. of block valve stations: Not in scope
 No. of pigging stations: None
 Telecom / SCADA System: Not in scope
Execution Period: October 2013 – December 2014
ILF-Services:  Survey of pipeline system was carried out to

verify of all client supplied information – map,
customers’ consumptions and major pipeline
features
 Simulated pipeline on approved GNL proposed
software environment
 Identified/proposed required system de-
bottlenecking necessary to achieve maximum
throughput.
ILF Contract EUR 58,000

Value:

Company Profile
TRANS NIGERIA GAS PIPELINE PROJECT (EARLY GAS PHASE)
Client: Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Garki,

Abuja (NNPC)
Description: The project involves approximately 1300km long new Nigeria

pipeline system from Cawthrone channel to Obigbo
and from kwa Ibo / QIT to Obigbo to Obiafu/Obrikom,
from Obigbo via Ajaokuta and Kaduna to Kano.
Lagos
The Trans Nigeria Gas Pipeline consist of the
following sections:
• QIT – Obigbo – OB/OB Pipeline (220km) and

Cawthorne Channel – Obigbo Node section (41km)
• Obigbo Node – Umuahia – Ajaokuta Pipeline (OUA

section) approximately 418km
• Ajaokuta – Kaduna – Kano Pipeline (AKK Section)

approximately 608km
Technical Data:  Approximate 1300km Pipeline

 Diameters: 20", 36", 40"
 Phase 1: One Compressor station
 Various intake and offtake stations
Investment: USD 250M
Execution Period: 2014 - 2016
ILF-Services: Project services includes:

 Preparation of tender documents
 Cost estimating
 tender design
 as-built documentation
 FEED
ILF Contract USD 11M

Value:
Highlights:  The Trans Nigeria Gas Pipeline network is
considered for gas delivery and supplies to
consumers across the selected sections in
Nigeria
 EPC tendering is ongoing

Company Profile
QIT GAS FLARE ELIMINATION (QGFE), MPN, FOLLOW-ON ENGINEERING SERVICES
Client: Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited, Nigeria
Nigeria
Description: QIT Gas Flare Elimination Project Stage-1: Power
Generation Plant. (Follow-On Engineering)
Collection of associated gas from MPN’s production Lagos

facilities (Stage-2) and use it as fuel gas for the Power
Generation plant (Stage-1). The Power Plant consists
of 2 Siemens Gas Turbine Generators each of 25MW.
ILF’s work is related to services required to support

engineering work during the procurement,
construction and initial start-up phase.
Technical Data:  Technology: GTG’s

 Fuel: Dual fuel (Gas and diesel)
 Electrical output: 25 MW
Investment: USD approx.600 m
ILF-Services:  Detailed design follow-on services

 Basic design and FEED verifications
 Design reviews
 Commissioning related activities and support
 PDMS modeling
 Procurement support and vendor vetting
 Red lining and as-built services
 Construction support
 Site assistance
 Operation support
 Special services and studies
 Documents for operation (DFO) support
 Project documentation management
ILF Contract USD approx.5.6 m (Reimbursable)

Value:
Highlights:  Intensive liaison and communication set-up with
Client and EPC Contractor in a difficult
environment and within a short timeframe.

Company Profile
WESTERN NIGER DELTA PRE-FEED
Client: Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
Nigeria
Description: Western Niger Delta – Pipeline Feasibility Study.
Scope of the project is the definition and assessment
of the feasibility of the pipeline network for the supply
of raw gas (Rich and Lean Gas) to the new Ogidigbe Lagos
CPF and the pipeline system for the evacuation of the
dry gas from CPF to Lagos and to other off-takers.
The work is part of the WEND Franchise Area (Free
Trade Zone) at Ogidigbe and it is included in the Gas
Master Plan.

 Length: 130 km + 230 km gas pipeline network
 Throughput: from 800 to 2100 MMscfd
Investment: n/a
ILF-Services:  Project Management / Projektmanagement

 Feasibility Study / Machbarkeitsstudie
 Cost Estimation / Kostenschätzung
ILF Contract USD 0.5 m

Value:
Highlights:  The raw gas network will collect streams from
different sources (Chevron, Shell, Sahara,
NNPC) to supply the Central Processing Facility
(CPF). The facility will comprise 3 processing
trains with a capacity of 800 MMscfd each. The
gas evacuation system will include new pipeline
options (onshore and offshore).
 The pre-Feed of the CPF is with Granherne,
while KBR performs as PMC.

Company Profile
LAGOS CABLE CAR TRANSIT
Client: Ropeways Transport Limited

Nigeria
Business area: Transport & Structures
Type of work: Preliminary Design of an inner city metro cable project

Lagos
Construction 720 million USD
costs:
Time frame: 2012 - ongoing
Data:  Inner city tricable ropeway system with 3 lines

 Total length: 12.5 km
 Max. capacity of cable cars: 38 persons
 5,500 persons / hour for each line
 Max. speed: 40 km/h
ILF Services:  Conceptual design for all stations including:

- Architecture Design
- Mechanical Design
- Electrical Design
- Passenger Flow
 Structural design
 Cost calculation for all construction costs
 Geological and hydrogeological study
Description:
With small investment costs and a fast implementation, urban ropeways are
an excellent possibility to improve the infrastructure of big cities in developing
countries (e.g. Caracas with the participation of ILF). The Lagos Cable Car
Transit (LCCT) project comprises three radial lines with a total length of 12.5
km and a transport capacity of 5,500 passengers per line and hour.
This much anticipated cable car network shall connect main inner city parts
of Lagos. The project consists of 10 stations at eight locations, an operation
center, generator stations and diesel depots.
Furthermore 28 towers will be built with a maximum height of 180 meters as
it is necessary to cross the lagoon of Lagos twice.
The project presented a special challenge to all engineering departments

involved. The very limited time frame of three months required the entire
team of more than 20 engineers to work together in a very organized way for
the development of the preliminary design for all stations including the
architecture design, the electrical and mechanical design based on the input
of the geological and hydrological studies and the passenger flow forced.
All stations will work independently from any external facilities such as
electrical and water supply.

Company Profile
PMC OFFSHORE FIELD REDEVELOPMENT SEME
Client: South Atlantic Petroleum Benin S.A., (SAPETRO)
Description: The Greenfield/Brownfield project entails the

redevelopment of the Seme field including the
installation of new on- and offshore facilities.
The field production will be carried out by one offshore

conductor supported platform which pumps the crude
without processing to the onshore production facilities
(OPF). After onshore processing, oil is stored in tanks
and later exported through a subsea pipeline to the
pipeline end manifold/buoy for offloading.
Technical Data:  Field: Oil

 No. of production wells: 5
 Conductor supported platform:
 Production capacity: 12 kbd
 Pigging facilities
 Metering facilities
 Pipeline to onshore: 15 km, 8”
 Onshore processing facilities:
 Production capacity: 12 kbd
 No. of production trains: 1 x 100%
 Oil processing: 3-phase gas/oil/water
separation, electrostatic dehydration
 Produced water treatment
 Fiscal metering
 Export systems:
 Storage capacity: 2x250000 bbl tanks
 Pipeline (to PLEM/buoy): 20” 8km
 PLEM water depth: 18m
 Pipeline water disposal: 8” 1.5 km
Investment: USD 450 m
Execution Period: 2011 - ongoing
ILF-Services:  Project Management Consultancy (PMC)

services including:
 Contracts management
 FEED review
 Procurement management
 Detailed Engineering supervision
 Construction supervision management
 Commissioning supervision management
ILF Contract USD 26.3 m

Value:
Highlights:  Extreme tight budget
 Work breakdown into 14 packages

Company Profile
REVAMPING OF ATLAS COVE DEPOT FACILITIES – RECONSTRUCTION OF PMS TANKS

11 AND 21
Client: Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC),

Nigeria
Description: NNPC intends to revamp the facilities at its Atlas

Cove Depot located on Tarkwa Bay Island, Lagos.
The Revamp work commenced with the demolishing
and reconstruction of two (2) existing storage tanks
namely tanks 11 and 21.
The Depot was constructed and commissioned

between 1978 and 1980 and consists of two
unloading facilities i.e. the Single Point Mooring
Facility (SPM) located offshore of the Lagos Harbour
is connected to the Depot by 20”x 6.4 km length multi-
product sub-sea / on-shore pipeline and the Jetty
Facilities located close to the depot within the Lagos
Harbour is connected to AC Depot through 4x16”
product dedicated above ground installed piping
system.
The Atlas Cove Depot also comprises product

storage tanks for the storage of PMS (Tanks 11, 21
and 31), DPK (31 and 32) and AGO (41 and 42).
Bypass lines are provided to allow Tanks 31 and 32
to be used for PMS storage.
Product is pumped from the AC Depot to Mosimi

Depot through connected 16” about 70 km multi-
product pipeline.
Technical Data:  Tanks 11 / 21

 Location: AC Depot, Lagos
 Medium: White Product - PMS
 No. of tanks: 2
 Tank type: floating roof with Aluminium Dome;
single walled
 Tank size: 23,750 / 10,735 m³
Investment: EUR 13 m
ILF-Services:  Project Management

 Design Review
 Design Vetting
 Procurement Services Supervision
 Construction Supervision
 Commissioning Supervision
ILF Contract Value: EUR 755,000

Company Profile
REHABILITATION OF IMPORT BERTH PLATFORM (IBP) AND ESCRAVOS TANK FARM

FACILITIES, PHASE 2
Client: PPMC - Pipelines & Products Marketing Company

Ltd., Victoria Island/Lagos
Construction US$ 70 m
costs:
Technical Data:  Pipeline length: 33 km sub sea

 Diameter: 26”
 Design pressure: 30 bar
 Design capacity: 3,250 m³/hr
 Booster Pump Station Off-shore
 2 Turbine driven pumps
 1 Pigging Station
 1 Mettering Station
 5 Tanks: à 65,000 m³
 Booster main pump station on-shore, each: 4
pumps electrical and turbine driven
 Throughput rate: 3000 m³/h
 Discharge pressure 80 bar
ILF-Services: Phase 1, Consultancy Services:
 Review of as build works and drawings

 Establishment of technical feasibility by carrying
out hydraulic calculations
 Inspection of facilities
 Preparation of rehabilitation concept
 Basic engineering
 Commissioning Activities
Phase 2, Design/Engineering:
 Data collection and review of As-built

 Site survey, preliminary inspection reports
 and rehabilitation concept
 Work scope definition
 Cost estimate
 Preparing ITT documents
 Clarification, evaluation and recommendation
EPC contractor
Description:
Rehabilitation of Offshore Platform, Sub sea Pipelines, Tank Farm,
Pump/Power Station, Housing Estate.

Company Profile
FEED RESERVOIR PRESSURE MAINTENANCE USARI FIELD
Client: Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited. (MPNU), Nigeria
Description: The Greenfield project comprised the design and

installation of a new offshore seawater injection
platform, located offshore Nigeria in the Bight of Benin
approximately 25 km southwest from the Qua Iboe
terminal.
The platform is necessary, due to the declining

reservoir pressure. The seawater is treated and
injected into 12 injection wells for reservoir pressure
maintenance.
The produced water treatment includes three phase

separation of the entire Usari field production. The
water is further treated prior to disposal into the sea.
The crude and recovered gas is sent back to the
production platform for export through existing oil and
gas pipelines, respectively.
Technical Data:  Field: Oil & Gas

 Platform type: fixed 8-leg
 Water depth: 22 m
 Oil Production: 180 mbd
 Water capacities:
 Produced water max.: 120 mbd
 Sea water injection: 220 mbd
 Sea water injection specification:
 Pressure: 179 barg
 Oil in water: <29 ppm
 Solids removal >5 µm: 98%
 Oxygen content: <10 ppb
 Produced water processing:
3 phase oil/water/gas separation, hydro-
cyclones, gas flotation vessel, CPI oil recovery,
vapour recovery, disposal caisson
 Sea water processing:
Sea water lift pumps, sea water coarse & fine
filtration with auto-backwash, chemical injection,
vacuum stripping deaerator, GT driven injection
pumps
 Utility system:
HP/LP vent relief system, firefighting, power
generation, drain systems, fuel gas, diesel fuel
system, navigation system

Company Profile
FEED RESERVOIR PRESSURE MAINTENANCE USARI FIELD (CONTINUATION)
Execution Period: 2004 - 2005 (design phase)
ILF-Services: FEED services including:

 Extended FEED of new platform
 Review and verification of Pre-FEED
engineering work
 Development of design basis report and
corrosion design basis memorandum
 Safety and optimization studies:
 Platform configuration studies (single lift,
float-over, modular concepts)
 Plot plan studies
 Equipment selection studies
 Safety studies / HAZOP
 3D modeling using PDMS
 Extensive site surveys of existing facilities
 Vendor enquiries
 Modification and detail design for tie-ins on
existing Usari complex
 Integration of old and new control,
communications, emergency and utility systems
ILF Contract Confidential

Value:
Highlights:  Topside based on modular design concept

 Complex tie-in design to existing processing
facilities
 Future system expansion to be considered in
design

Company Profile
DETAIL DESIGN WELLHEAD PLATFORMS REVAMP
Client: Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPNU), Nigeria
Description: The Brownfield project comprised the rehabilitation of

38 crude oil wellhead platforms in order to comply
with API 14C and to improve safety and enhance their
operability & reliability. This project did not provide
any facility to increase the production capacity of
these platforms.
The wellhead platforms are located offshore Nigeria

in Akwa Ibom State in the Bight of Benin. They are
located approximately 19 to 28 miles (30 to 45
kilometers) Southeast of the company´s Qua Iboe
Terminal (QIT).

 Total Processing capacity: 350 mbd
 Processing equipment:
 Wellheads incl. control panels, production
& test headers, test separators, MPFM, gas
injection & gas lift headers, utility systems
 Platforms:
 Fixed jacket (four legs)
 Mostly unmanned & remote
 Main/helideck, wellheads process facilities
deck, deck for add. equipment
 Water depth: 20 – 50 m
ILF-Services: Detail design services including:

 Engineering studies on power supply, multi-
phase metering, vent/relief system, pipeline
integrity monitoring, SCADA implementation for
all platforms, equipment replacements
 As-built surveys (equipment layouts and
P&ID´s)
 Safety evaluation & HAZOP studies
 Material bulks and cost estimates
 Bid package for construction works
 Platform extensions for new skid packages
 Installation of a new vent scrubber skid
ILF Contract USD 2.1M

Value:
Highlights:  Extensive site surveys

 Three project office locations
 Detail design for 38 platforms with 4,200
deliverables

Company Profile
DETAILED DESIGN OF ORON GAS PIPELINE
Client: Accugas Limited, a Septa Energy Group Company
Description: Accugas intends to construct a 24” Gas Pipeline

(onshore) to connect the Uquo Gas Processing Plant
to another new pipeline to ensure gas supply to a new
Power Plant constructed nearby Calabar.
Accugas requested ILF to develop the detailed design

of the 24” pipeline.
Technical Data:  Location: Aqua Ibom State

 Products: Gas
 Pipeline design life: 25 years
 Diameter: 24”
 Max flow rate: 150 MMSCFD
 Start from existing gas processing facility at
Uquo and terminates at tie-in to new gas pipeline
Execution Period: 2012
ILF Services:  Detailed design for:

 Pipeline
 Gas processing facility (tie-ins to existing)
 RFQs for all long lead items (Metering, pig
launcher / receiver, large bore valves, etc.)
 Preparation of technical ITT documentation
 Technical support during vendor data
evaluation
 Detailed design of Oron gas receiving
station
ILF Contract USD 2,856 m

Value:

Company Profile
FEASIBILITY AND FEED SERVICES FOR THE GREATER LAGOS IV
Client: Gaslink Nigeria Limited, Nigeria
Description: Gaslink Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of Oando Gas

and Power, intends to extend its existing natural gas
pipeline distribution network in Lagos State to other
parts of the state (Okokomaiko Axis and Lagos Island
and Victoria Island Axis).
The project comprises mainly the:
 Construction of a 12” natural gas pipeline (Axis

1) from Tie-In at Ijora along the existing
distribution network to Lagos Island (Option A; 6
km long) or through Lagos Island and ultimately
to Victoria Island (Option B; 11 km long).
 Construction of a 16.5 km long, 12” pipeline
(Axis 2) from Tie-In at Mile 2 along the existing
distribution network to Okokomaiko
 Construction of Valve Pits (in concrete pit)
 Construction of associated equipments and
facilities: Electrical facilities, cathodic
protection, lighting and related
equipments/components

 Length: Overall Pipeline Length of 27.5 km
 Diameter: 12 “
 Design pressure: 19.6 barg
 Throughput: Axis 1 – 30 MMSCFD, Axis 2 – 10
MMSCFD Tie-in
 No. of Valve Pits: Total of 15 point
for
Axis 2 Tie-in
Investment: EUR 24 m point for
Axis 1
ILF-Services:  Basic design

 Conceptual design
 Cost estimation
 EPC pre-bid engineering
 Feasibility study
 FEED
 Geotechnical surveys supervision
 Site investigations
 Tender design
ILF Contract EUR 400,000

Value:

Company Profile
DETAILED ENGINEERING, QIT GAS FLARE ELIMINATION
Client: Sudelettra Nigeria Limited, Nigeria
Description: The Brownfield project is part of Exxon Mobil’s Power

Upgrade Project for the Qua lboe Terminal (QIT) and
is initiated to comply with Nigerian Government
directives to minimise / eliminate gas flaring.
QIT is a crude oil processing and storage facility

receiving crude oil from offshore fields. Only A fraction
of the associated gas from the separators is utilized
for the in-field power generation and heating facilities.
Stage 1: installation of duel fuel power plant

accompanied by diesel fuel system.
Stage 2: installation of onshore compression station,

two offshore pipelines between QIT & OSO platform,
and onshore fuel gas conditioning unit to switch from
diesel to gas.

 Oil processing capacity: 550 mbd
 Total gas production: 58 mmscfd
 Flared gas current: 50 mmscfd
 Oil treatment (2 trains):
- 2-stage oil/gas separation
 Gas processing (2 to 3 trains):
- vapour recovery unit, 3-stage compression,
fuel gas conditioning
 Power generation system:
- Power installed (GTG): 2x 25 MW
- Diesel fuel system & power distribution
 Infield pipelines:
- QIT to OSO Platform: 12”
- OSO Platform to QIT: 16”
Investment: USD 58M (Stage 1)
ILF-Services:  Detailed design incl. FEED verification

 Technical support for RFQ
 Field engineering & As-built
ILF Contract USD 6M (Stage 1)

Value:
Highlights:  Design for EPC client
 High pressure gas subsea line (110 barg)
 Compliance with major national flare gas
elimination initiative / with national law

Company Profile
APAPA SPM PROJECT – PHASE 1
Client: Oando PLC, Nigeria
Description: Oando PLC intends to construct a Single Point

Mooring (SPM) and a 16” multi product pipeline with
relevant facilities at Apapa to offload white products
unloading to existing Lagos Apapa Marketers and to
Oando storage facilities. Due to execution strategy
reasons the initial design performed by ILF in 2008
needs amendment to allow construction in two
phases.
 Phase 1 – Construction of a Jetty inside Lagos

Harbor Area, sub-sea pipeline to Alapata
location, Alapata Distribution Facility, tie-ins to
marketers, and onshore pipeline to Oando
Storage Terminal.
 Phase 2 – Construction of the complete system
as it was originally designed, SPM located 5 km
offshore, and sub-sea pipeline.
Technical Data:  Location: Lagos, Apapa

 Products: PMS, DPK, AGO
 Jetty able to handle vessels up to
80,000 DWT
 Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD):
 800 m
 Bundle pipes for HDD:
 16” Product
 6” Fire water
 4” casing for power cable
ILF Services:  Interface management between Oando and

various Construction Companies
 Interface identification and coordination
 Scope of supply
 EPC supervision
 Vetting of detailed design documentation
 Spot check for execution supervision
 Commissioning supervision
ILF Contract USD 887,523

Value:

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CONSULTANCY SERVICES FOR THE NEW ATLAS COVE – MOSIMI 16” MULTIPRODUCT
PIPELINE (PIPELINE SYSTEMS FOR LIQUIDS)
Client: Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Nigeria
Description: NNPC intends to construct a New 16” multi-products

pipeline from Atlas Cove to Mosimi Depot, a distance
of about 63 km on a 100% different ROW.
The Atlas Cove Depot is located at the Takwa Bay

near Lagos, Nigeria. The existing Depot receives
Petroleum Products from Ocean tankers via
dedicated Petroleum Jetties and conveys them by
pipeline to Mosimi Depot, Ogun State, Nigeria.
The existing 16” diameter multi-products was

commissioned in 1980 and is currently the only major
link for transporting petroleum products from the Atlas
Cove Depot to the systems 2A and 2B pipelines
serving the major depots of Mosimi, Ibadan, Ilorin,
Satellite and Ore is severely vandalised.
Technical Data:  Medium: white product

 Length: 63km
 Diameter: 16“
 Throughput: 1,200 cu.m/hr
 No. of pump stations: 1
 No. of metering stations: 2
 No. of block valve stations: 2
 No. of pigging stations: 2
 Telecom / SCADA System: SCADA
Investment: USD 250 Million
ILF-Services:  Commissioning
 Construction supervision
 Cost Estimation
 EPC pre-bid engineering
 FEED
 Procurement services
 Special services / Spezialleistungen
ILF Contract USD 3.1 Million

Value:

Company Profile
QUA IBOE POWER PROJECT
Client: Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited / Exxon Mobil
Type of work:  Gas fired power plant / power transmission line

Design: 2009 - 2011
2011 – 2014
Construction:
Technical Data:  500 MWel simple cycle gas turbine generators,
optional 500 MW combined cycle power plant
 330 kV HVTL power transmission line, double
circuit, double conductor, 58 km
ILF-Services:  Early Works
 FEED
 Phase 1: Tender Documents
 Phase 2: EPC Tendering
Description:
The Joint Venture Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPNU) and Nigerian
National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) plan to implement the Qua Iboe
Power Project including a gas fired power plant and a high voltage
transmission line from MPNU’s Qua Iboe Terminal (QIT) to PHCN substation
Ikot Abasi. The construction of the high-voltage transmission line will be
carried out in close cooperation with state owned Power Holding Company
of Nigeria (PHCN). The Early Works included a comparison study of a simple
cycle power plant with an alternative combined cycle power plant, where
technological and economical aspects as well as regional distinctions in
Nigeria were considered. ILF executed a complete route alignment for the
58 km transmission line. ILF performs its services of the current Front End
Engineering and Design (FEED) contract for two parts of the project: First,
the gas turbine power plant with a planned capacity of 500 MWel minimum
and second, the 330 kV high voltage transmission line which connects the
plant with the national grid. Corresponding to this division, MPNU will also
award the implementation to two EPC contractors. Furthermore ILF’s
services comprise topographical and geotechnical surveys, the EIA for the
transmission line, the issue for construction documentation of the fuel gas
piping across QIT, the preparation of the Invitation To Tender (ITT)
documents and the criteria to evaluate the bids in the subsequent phase of
EPC Tendering. ILF is also responsible for the project management of the
FEED contract as well as for the subcontracts for topographic survey,
geotechnical investigations and EIA transmission line.

Company Profile
ASABO RESTORATION STAGE 2

Value:
ILF-Services:  Detailed engineering was performed to return

the wellhead platforms to production as well as
correcting and modifying all necessary drawings
and including additional scope
 Reviewed the engineering scope of work and
included any additional activities
 Reviewed the project scope of work and detailed
design conducted to date
 Reviewed, validated and revised all drawings
affected by new modifications and produced new
drawings as required.
 As-built documentation
 Site survey reports
 MTO
 SOW for detail design
 Risk assessment, construability and HAZOP
review
 Construction package comprising installation of
gas injection and gas lift lines, instrument gas
facilities and flow lines
Description:
The Asabo production complex consists of four bridge connected platforms,
MQ (Quarters), MP (Production), MG (Compression) and MB (Wellhead)
and three remote satellite wellhead platforms (MA, MC and MD). For the
stage 2 work, wellhead platforms MB and MD are to be put back into service.
The process equipment on the wellheads comprises of the wellheads,
production and test headers, gas injection and gas lift headers, test
separators, instrument and power gas facilities, vent and drain system and
out-going and crossing multi-phase flow lines.

Company Profile
POST IFC USARI FC FIELD RE-DEVELOPMENT PROJECT PHASE 3

Value:
Technical Data:  Production and test manifolds

 20’’ 900# HP production and 6” 2500# HP
test manifolds (12slots)
 16’’ 900# LP production and 6” 900# LP test
manifolds
 Production and Test Headers
 20’’ 900 # HP production and 6” 2500# HP
test headers
 16’’ 900 # LP production and 6” 900# LP test
headers
 Well testing: multiphase meter and ANSI 900#
test separator (not in use)
 3” gas-lift header from Usari PP, 4-slot 3” gas-lift
manifold and 2” lines routed to gas-lifted well
ILF-Services:  Detailed engineering performed to re-route flow

lines and update the issued for construction
package accordingly
 Performed gap analysis between Master
Specification and company Global Practices
(GPs) for materials in the original (existing)
MTO, and reviewed differences / gaps in
material description to determine if materials
needed to be changed to meet GP requirements
 As-built documentation
 Detailed site investigation visits
 Site survey reports
 MTO
 SOW for detail design
 Risk assessment, construability and HAZOP
review
 Implement company’s pipe fit assurance system
Description:
The Usari FC is a conventional 4-legged, 16 slot wellhead platform, installed
in 1998. The platform is bridge connected to Usari FP. It has a main deck
(+66.5ft), cellar deck (+35ft), sub-cellar deck (+26ft) and boat landing
(+15ft).The platform is installed at 71 feet water depth. Usari FC produces
from both the deep and shallow reservoirs into a HP and LP systems. The
slots have the following configuration:4 HP and 10 LP producing wells, 3
non-producing wells, 1 water well, 1 water injection well, 1 dump flood well.
All equipment is located on the cellar deck, except for the crane, located at
the main deck, and sump pump and sump tank, located at the sub-cellar
decks.

Company Profile
PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF LPG FACILITIES ON TOMARO

ISLAND – PHASE 1 – FEED SERVICES
Client: LINETRALE GAS, Nigeria
Construction USD 160 m (estimated)

costs:
USD 1.9 m (FEED)
Technical Data:  Jetty able to discharge LPG Marine Vessel from

2,500 up to 25,000 metric tons within 48 hours
 Discharge Design Flow Rate of 500m3/h
 LPG Truck Loading Facility, 6 bays
 10” LPG Sub-sea Pipeline from LPG Storage to
LPG Distribution Facility
 Leak Detection System for Pipeline
 Cathodic Protection System for Pipeline
 LPG Storage Facility – 8 Spheres, 7000m3
each, LPG composition – 30% propane, 70%
butane, design pressure 12 bar
 LPG odorization unit
 Product Transfer Pumps
 Metering System (for Custody Transfer)
 Power generation
 Firewater system and utilities
 Control building.
 SCADA, Telecommunication, and Automation
ILF-Services:  Site Survey

 ITT preparation and evaluation of tenders for:
 Topographic and Bathymetric Survey
 Soil Investigations
 Construction of LPG Jetty
 Management for:
 Topographical and Bathymetrical Surveys
 Management for Soil Investigations
 Technical Support to our Client to obtain all
required approvals from Authorities
 FEED Engineering
 Process Simulations, P&IDs
 Equipment Layouts, Piping Layouts
 Hazardous Area Classification
 Instrumentation Loop Diagrams
 Cost estimate
Description:
Design of a system to transfer LPG from marine vessels to onshore storage.
Design a system to transfer LPG from storage to distribution facilities through
a sub-sea pipeline.

Company Profile
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS DELIVERY SYSTEM FROM NEW SINGLE POINT MOORING TO

MARKETERS JETTIES AT APAPA
Client: OANDO Plc., Nigeria
Construction USD 130 m (Estimate)

costs:
USD 1.7 m (FEED)
Technical Data:  Single Point Mooring able to

discharge marine vessels of 80,000 DWT
 16” Multi-Product Sub-Sea Pipeline (PMS, AGO,
DPK),
 Design Flow Rate of 800 m3/hour
 Line Break Valve Station
 Onshore facility containing Power Generation
 Booster Pumps
 Product Interface Separation Unit
 Interface re-Injection into clean product stream
 Surveillance:
 Ultrasonic Metering System
 Pipeline Leak Detection System
 Firewater System
 Control Room
 Cathodic Protection System for Pipeline
 SCADA, Telecommunication, and Automation
ILF-Services:  Site Surveys, onshore and offshore to existing

SPM
 Assessment of the chosen locations for SPM and
onshore Facility
 Management for Topographical and
Bathymetrical Survey
 Management for Soil Investigations
 Technical Support to our Client to obtain all
required approvals
 FEED Engineering
 Flow and Process Simulations, P&IDs
 Equipment Layouts, Piping Layouts, Isometrics
 Instrumentation Loop Diagrams
 PDMS Model
 Cost estimating
 ITT Packages
Description:
Design of a system to transfer petroleum products from marine vessels to
onshore storage and distribution facilities at Apapa Marketers, Lagos.

Company Profile
YOHO YB & AWAWA ZBA GASLIFT PROJECT – PHASE V
Client: Mobil Producing Nigeria Limited, Nigeria

Value:
Technical Data:  Installation of an eight (8) slot gas lift manifold,

ANSI 1500 (6” on YB and 4” on ZBA).
 Installation of ANSI 1500 (6” on YB and 4” on
ZBA) flowline to connect the new gas producer
on YOHO and the existing gas producer on
AWAWA to the gaslift manifold, with appropriate
instrumentation (PSHH/PSLL, etc).
 Installation of new ANSI 1500 gas lift flowlines
(3” on YB and 2” on ZBA) with block valves,
check valves, manually operated chokes,
instrumentation and fittings such as v-cones, PI,
CI,vents for each flowline on each WHP as
follows:
 - Yoho YB: 8 flowlines
 - Awawa ZBA : 5 flowlines
 Installation of depressurization/ blow down
facilities for gas lifts manifold and flowlines.
ILF-Services:  Review of the PDM and the Scope of Work and

include any additional activities in the Service
Proposal required to ensure a comprehensive
Issued for construction (IFC) package.
 Production of new documents (analysis reports,
drawings ,data sheets, procurement
specifications, equipment and piping MTO’s
structural steel MTO’s, etc) as required to
complete the Detailed Engineering work and
production of the Issued for construction (IFC)
package.
Description:
Complete Detail Design & Engineering of Gaslift Manifolds & Gaslift Lines.

Company Profile
SATELLITE DEVELOPMENT FIELD PROJECT PHASE 1 BROWNFIELD (FEED AND

DETAILED DESIGN)
Client: Exxon Mobil / Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited,

Nigeria
ILF contract value: EUR 950,000
Highlight: Development of PDMS model NIGERIA
Technical Data: 1. 2 pig receivers for 16” pipeline and 1 for 12”
pipeline including associated utilities and tie-ins
2. Installation of main deck and cellar deck on
Usari and a main deck extension on Ubit Eket
ILF-Services: 1. As-built survey

2. Assessment of the chosen location for the pig
receivers
3. Hazardous area classification
4. Constructability review
5. HAZOP Review
6. SAFE charts
7. Instrumentation loop diagrams
8. Flow and process simulations
9. P&IDs review and update
10. Depressurization study
11. Structural calculations
12. Piping stress analysis
13. Detailed engineering
14. Equipment layouts, piping layouts, isometrics,
safety layouts
15. Tie-ins for the new process and utilities piping
and instrumentation
16. PDMS model of the altered locations
17. RFQ packages
Description:
The MPN Satellite Fields Development Project (SFD) location is offshore
Nigeria in OMLs 67 and 70 of the Joint Venture between Nigerian National
Petroleum Company (NNPC) and Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPN).
The water depth in the area of these developments ranges from
approximately 55ft to 65ft. The reservoirs contain oil with associated sweet
gas, and the general area is subject to seasonal met ocean changes as well
as being an environmentally sensitive area. This phase of the Satellites
Development Program includes the production of crude oil and associated
gases from the reservoirs at the Abang, Oyot and Itut fields.
Company’s production from the offshore satellite wellhead platforms

proposed for Abang and Oyot is transported by sub sea pipelines to offshore
processing facilities at Usari, where it is combined with production from other
fields. After separation and processing, the crude oil and gas is transported
by existing pipelines to QIT and OSO respectively.
Company’s production from the offshore satellite wellhead at Itut is

transported by sub sea pipelines to offshore processing facilities at Ubit,
where it is combined with production from other fields. After separation and
processing, the crude oil and gas is transported by existing pipelines to QIT
and OSO respectively.

Company Profile
IDOHO COMPLEX AS-BUILT IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT
Client: Exxon Mobil, Nigeria
ILF contract value: EUR 400,000 (including sub-contractor)
Technical Data:  3 platforms

 wellhead
 production
 quarters platforms
Highlights: Laser Scanning used (sub-contract)
ILF-Services:  As-built survey

 field survey of the platforms
 post-processing of the raw data
 preparation of desired drawing deliverables
(drafting & engineering)
 delivery of final as-built data and drawings
Description:
MPN intends to document all equipment and process piping, utility,
instrumentation and electrical systems, extent of decks and walkways and
process columns or vessels. This scope will also include documentation of
the primary structural steel for all platforms that form part of the IDOHO
complex.
The specific offshore platforms that are covered by this project are: IDOHO
(BA) Wellhead Platform, IDOHO (BP) Production Platform, IDOHO (BQ)
Quarters Platform.

Company Profile
GAS SUPPLY SYSTEM AJAOKUTA - KANO
Client: POSCO Engineering and Construction Co., Ltd.,

South-Korea
Construction EUR 1,42 Bn

costs:
ILF Contract
Value: EUR 1,8 m
Technical Data:  Ajaokuta-Kano Gas Pipeline length:

 587km 48” Trunk line from Ajaokuta
 16km 20” Spurline to Terminal Gas Stations
(TGS) in Abuja, Kaduna and Kano
ILF-Services:  Feasibility study/FEED

 Conceptual design
 Cost Estimation
 EPC Tender Package
 EPC Time Schedule
Description:
The Federal Government of Nigeria as part of the Industrialization
Programme and in furtherance of its policy on monetization of the country’s
natural resources plans to establish thermal power plants at Abuja, Kaduna
and Kano as well as fertilizer plant at Kaduna. The system shall supply gas
to the north of Nigeria in order to improve the local infrastructure.

Company Profile
SINGLE POINT MOORING FACILITY AND NEW ATLAS COVE JETTY
Client: NNPC - Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation,

Nigeria
Construction USD 95 m
costs:
NIGERIA
ILF contract value: EUR 2.3 m
Execution Period: 1999 - 2003 Atlas Cove
Highlight: Installation of SPM and Jetty in record time
Technical Data: 1. Medium: petroleum products (premium motor

spirit - PMS, dual purpose kerosene - DPK,
automobile gas oil - AGO)
2. Single Point Mooring facility and pipeline to
Atlas Cove depot for unloading of 50,000 dwt
product tankers consisting of:
a) No. of Single Point Mooring: 1 CALM type
b) No. of buoy: 1
 Outside diameter: 12 m
 Buoy weight: 273 tons
c) PLEM (Pipeline End Manifold):
 Size: 8 x 7 m
 Weight: 24 tons
d) Offshore/ Onshore pipeline:
 Length: 6.4 km
 Diameter: 20“
e) Max. unloading capacity: 1,500 m³/h
3. New Atlas Cove Jetty for unloading of 50,000
dwt product tankers consisting of:
a) No. of Jetty facility: 1
 Length: 720 m
b) No. of platforms: 2
 Size: 36 x 24 m and 50 x 24 m
c) No. of mooring dolphins: 4
d) No. of berthing dolphins: 5
e) No. of unloading arms: 4
 Size: 12“ x 66”
f) Max. unloading capacity: 1,200 m³/h
ILF-Services: 1. Basic design

2. EPC tender preparation & evaluation
3. Project management
4. Vetting of EPC contractor‘s design
5. Procurement supervision
6. Construction supervision
7. Commissioning
8. Operator training assistance

Company Profile
SINGLE POINT MOORING FACILITY AND NEW ATLAS COVE JETTY (CONTINUATION)
Description:
NNPC/ PPMC operate the Atlas Cove Depot at Lagos Harbor entrance to
store and distribute petroleum products (PMS, DPK, AGO). The products
are supplied by marine product vessels und unloaded through existing jetty
facility. The existing jetty was seriously damaged in 1998 and the marine
vessel unloading operation was therefore very limited and not continuous.
The objective of the project was to provide reliable marine vessel unloading
facilities to secure petroleum products supply to Atlas Cove Depot and its
distribution to other areas of Nigeria.
The installed new SPM facility and off-shore / on-shore pipeline allows
product tanker unloading in the open sea. The installed buoy is connected
by under-buoy hoses through the PLEM to the pipeline. The pipeline is
piggable. The off-shore part of the pipeline is laid with a cover of around 3
meters under the sea-bed. The supply of petroleum products to the Atlas
Cove Depot is performed by using the pumps of the marine product vessels
only. The system is designed for multi-product purpose and contains product
interface detection and storage facilities. Interface re-injection facilities are
provided. The SPM unloading system is controlled and monitored through
Atlas Cove control room.
The installed new jetty allows unloading of marine product vessels in the
Lagos Harbor area close to the Harbor area entrance. The product supply to
Atlas Cove Depot is performed using the marine vessel pumps only. Four
piggable unloading arms are provided for the unloading operation. The
unloading arms are connected to a product dedicated piping system (2x
PMS, 1x DPK, 1x AGO) to supply product to Atlas Cove Depot. The
unloading operation is controlled and monitored through Atlas Cove control
room. If required, the system can also be controlled and operated from
control room at the berth master platform.
The installed systems allow simultaneous unloading of marine product

vessels with different products.

Company Profile
REHABILITATION OF IMPORT BERTH PLATFORM (IBP) AND ESCRAVOS TANK FARM

FACILITIES, PHASE 2
Client: PPMC - Pipelines & Products Marketing Company

Ltd., Victoria Island/Lagos
Construction US$ 70 m
costs:
Technical Data:  Pipeline length: 33 km sub sea

 Diameter: 26”
 Design capacity: 3,250 m³/hr
 Booster Pump Station Off-shore
 2 Turbine driven pumps
 1 Pigging Station
 1 Metering Station
 5 Tanks: à 65,000 m³
 Booster main pump station on-shore, each: 4
pumps electrical and turbine driven
 Throughput rate: 3000 m³/h
 Discharge pressure 80 bar
ILF-Services: Phase 1, Consultancy Services:
 Review of as build works and drawings

 Establishment of technical feasibility by carrying
out hydraulic calculations
 Inspection of facilities
 Preparation of rehabilitation concept
 Commissioning Activities
Phase 2, Design/Engineering:
 Data collection and review of As-built

 Site survey, preliminary inspection reports
 and rehabilitation concept
 Work scope definition
 Cost estimate
 Preparing ITT documents
 Clarification, evaluation and recommendation
EPC contractor
Description:
Rehabilitation of Offshore Platform, Subsea Pipelines, Tank Farm,
Pump/Power Station, Housing Estate.

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COMPANY PROFILE

ILF Engineers Nigeria Ltd

1 PROFILE OF THE ILF GROUP .......................................................................................... 1

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1 PROFILE OF THE ILF GROUP

ILF Consulting Engineers is a 100% independent, fully private

1.2 Company history

The company was founded by Pius Lässer in 1967. 1969, he

ILF is completely independent with no affiliation to

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1.4 Business areas

Oil, Gas and Industrial

 Production facilities for oil and gas

Energy & climate protection

 Thermal power plants

Water & environment

Transport & Structures

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1.5 Service portfolio

ILF Consulting Engineers offer their clients comprehensive

 Consulting services and studies

 Design and planning

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 Construction management and site supervision

 Project management and control

 Start-up and operation

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1.7 Offices and Projects

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13% Water & Environ-

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1.9 Integrated Management System (IMS)

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2 PROFILE OF ILF ENGINEERS NIGERIA LIMITED

ILF Engineers Nigeria is a limited company incorporated in Nigeria under the

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2.1 Fields of activities

 Oil and gas

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ILF Engineers Nigeria has performed engineering design,

 Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPN)

ILF Engineers Nigeria has established its name as a leading

Also, ILF Engineers Nigeria has contributed immensely in the

 ALSCON Gas Supply System

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 Feasibility Study and Definition of Abuja Gas Supply Pipeline

ILF Engineers Nigeria has performed studies, conceptual/basic

ILF Engineers Nigeria has performed engineering services for

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 Aliade-Makurdi 330 kV Transmission line and Substation at Makurdi for PHCN

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2.3 Third Party Audits

NipeX is an on-line platform run by NAPIMS, the subsidiary of

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Permanent staff of ILF Engineers Nigeria

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