In mid July, 1995 Fluor Daniel Williams Brothers of Houston, Texas awarded En-Fab, Inc. a purchase order to engineer and fabricate ancillary equipment required for a 340 km, 20" pipeline project for Colombia, the Mariquita to Cali gas pipeline.  Through an aligned relationship to review and approve all design issues, Fluor Daniel Williams Brothers and En-Fab have managed to meet a demanding execution schedule.  All one hundred and eight (108) skids had to be completed within a short eight (8) months delivery schedule. 

The project consisted of the following pieces of equipment:

20" Pipeline Gas Inlet Station at Mariquita

20" Main Line Launchers and Receivers

Main Line Block Stations

Lateral Launcher Stations 2" thru 8"

City Gate Stations 0.5 MMSCFD to 77 MMSCFD of natural gas

Solar Panels to power the remote stations SCADA equipment

Remote Transmission Units used to collect and send information

Indirect Fired Gas Heaters

Electric Heaters

Filter Separators

Odorizer Stations

The demanding  eight month delivery schedule was accomplished by Fluor Daniel Williams Brothers and En-Fab using the latest technology to engineer, design, approve, build, and test the equipment.  The packages were engineered to allow standardization. The philosophy of the design was, use common arrangements of the equipment to facilitate drawing preparation and fabrication.  Drawing transmittal was achieved using a computer MODEM link between Fluor Daniel Williams Brothers and En-Fab in Houston, and Fluor Daniel Williams Brothers and the project office in Colombia.