Nigeria’s onshore and offshore EPCI contractor of choice…ALLIED MECHANICAL & PIPELINE SERVICES (AMPS) LIMITED

CONTENT1 . W e l c o m e

2 . A b o u t U s

3 . S e r v i c e S t r u c t u r e

4 . O r g a n i z a t i o n a l S t r u c t u r e

5 . B u s i n e s s A p p r o a c h

6 . V a l u e s - H S E

7 . V a l u e s – L o c a l C o n t e n t

8 . N o t a b l e P r o j e c t s

9 . C l i e n t s

1 0 . P a r t n e r s

1 1 . S i g n a t u r e P r o j e c t s

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“For over 5 years AMPS has been a cornerstone of onshore and offshore turnkey pipeline projects inNigeria’s oil and energy sector. As one of the best-rated EPCI contractors in Nigeria, we have been aconsistent player in the nation’s extraordinary growth.

AMPS has fully diversified contracting capabilities through which we have successfully deliverednumerous prestigious projects for local and international clients and we continue to participate inlarge scale projects either independently or in a joint venture with some of the finest companies inNigeria.

AMPS takes the lead in providing contracting services with uncompromised commitment to Quality, Health,Safety and Environment.

We do this through the combination of an open relationship with our employees based on mutual trust,transparency, accountability and discipline.

To that end, we continue to invest in the most qualified, best-in-class talent to manage operations and projectdelivery. Our management team is backed by an experienced workforce of over 200, each trained to industry’sbest practice and operating to fully accredited management systems, health, safety and environmentalsustainability standards. This amounts to our ultimate goal of ensuring continued precision in everything we do.We use state-of-the-art equipment to help in participating in upcoming challenging large-scale projects.

We are proud of our achievements to date and we are committed to continually enhancing our capabilities toensure we remain at the forefront of our industry both in terms of client and project needs.”

FOUAD SOLOMONManaging Director

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AMPS AT A GLANCE – ABOUT US

Headquartered in Lagos – Nigeria, Allied Mechanical and Pipeline Services(AMPS) Limited is a leading EPCI contractor. Established in 2010 as part of theDGS Group, AMPS has successfully completed numerous large-scale turnkeyprojects for many prestigious clients in different sectors including:

Our commitment to execute projects with the highest quality, on scheduleand within budget while adhering to excellent standards of health, safety andenvironmental positioned AMPS to be recognized as an icon in the oil andenergy community in Nigeria. We have recently established concerns in theRepublic of Congo to undertake projects in contribution to the large ongoingdevelopments.

In line with the growing demands to expand Nigeria’s stretched oil andenergy infrastructure and new developments, AMPS is investing in itsresources to meet international standards and upgraded its fleet ofequipment in preparation to participate in upcoming diverse projects.

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AMPS engages overarching measures to consistently monitor performance and aims to empower employees to live its corporate values.

Sapele Gas Compression Project

AlignmentUtorogu Well 37 at OML34

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AMPS operates Onshore and Offshorebusiness units. AMPS introduced itsOffshore service in 2016.

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AMPS AT A GLANCE – SERVICE STRUCTURE

Cluster AMPS Onshore AMPS Offshore

Disciplines Turnkey Pipeline EPCI Services Turnkey Pipeline EPCI Services

Competencies Pipeline Construction Services; Oil and Gas Separation Modules; Gas Processing and Handling Packages; Gas Compression and Booster Systems;Liquid Pumping and Boosting Systems;Produced Water Treatment;Solids Treatment and Disposal;Flow Measurement Solutions;Pressure Maintenance Equipment Modules;Power Generation and Energy;Optimization;Fabrication and Installation;Facility Repairs, Revamp, and Retrofitting;Demolition and Disposal

Oil and Gas Separation Modules; Gas Processing and Handling Packages; Gas Compression and Booster Systems; Liquid Pumping and Boosting Systems; Produced Water Treatment; Solids Treatment and Disposal; Flow Measurement Solutions; Pressure Maintenance Equipment Modules; Power, Generation and Energy Optimization; Pipelay Services; Facility Repairs, Revamp, and Retrofitting; Demolition and Disposal;SURF Services;Marine Logistics;Heavy Lift.

Sectors Oil and gas; power and energy; civil – for the public and private sectors Oil and gas; power and energy – for the public and private sectors

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AMPS AT A GLANCE – ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

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BUSINESS APPROACH

AMPS’ is supported by an integrated quality management system thatunderpins every aspect of its operations.

By strategically positioning quality management to the heart of itsoperations, AMPS has bound together the full value chain of an integratedturnkey pipeline company, thus embedding the concept of a triple bottomline management culture, which is central to reinforcing sustainability anddelivering a quality outcome to all stakeholders.

Quality management is the cornerstone of AMPS‘ operationalculture and business approach.

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AMPS engages overarching measures to consistently monitor performance and aims to empower employees to live its corporate values.

Quality management

Reinforcing sustainability and delivering quality outcomes

AMPS’ Operational Execution Strategy follows a four-step process:1. Initial phase of data analysis and client facility

diagnostics.2. Development of optimal client-specific

solutions.3. Execution of endorsed proposals and

Implementation of solutions.4. Execution performance tracking and continual

process improvement.Over the years this strategy has progressively strengthened our corporate structure and facilitated the evolution of operational capabilities.

OPERATIONAL EXECUTION STRATEGY

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VALUES | HSE

Wherever we operate, AMPS strives to live by it core values of:• People • Excellence• Transformation • Customer Focus• Innovation• Integrity and• Performance

Health, safety and environmental management AMPS’ health, safety and environment (HSE) policy and practices centre around a zero-harm philosophy towards people, host communities and the environment. Although AMPS operates in communities with differing governance standards, it consistently enforces a standard approach to HSE and does not compromise its standards of conduct.

Our PromiseOur promise to our employees, clients and the wider public is that we will strive for continuous improvement in every area of our HSE efforts. This means continuous improvement of our standards, systems, programs, safety performance, management leadership, and employees’ awareness, knowledge, commitment and involvement.

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AMPS’ ‘HSE Four-step Process’ is a non-negotiable minimum standard for all operations and is driven at all levels throughout the company.

The environment: our greatest asset.Canoe paddler, Brass – Nigeria.

HSE Four-step process

INTEGRATED HSE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMFOUR-STEP PROCESS

Planningidentify activities with significant hazards and risks. Identify health, safety and environmental goals, objectives and targets.

Implementation and OperationManage, control and mitigate impacts of activities.

Checking and Corrective ActionAssess performance, implement corrective actions where needed.

Management Review Management System, function goals, objectives and targets

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VALUES | LOCAL CONTENT

AMPS services depend greatly on skills, distinctivecompetencies and professionalism of its employees. Tothis point, AMPS allocates significant resources totraining and development programs.

We are committed to economic progress within ourproject host communities and continue todemonstrate this commitment through contributionsand local operation facilities that aide thecommunities' economic development and growth.

We are committed to excellence; technology transferand empowering local communities. As a policy, wesubcontract aspects of our jobs to Nigerian companiesthat are capable and technically qualified. Weconstantly review our personnel resources in order tomake strategic adjustments based on project executionstages, experience, professionalism, and skills.

In order to promote and support the successfulimplementation of our supply and procurementinitiatives, AMPS has established mechanisms andmeasures to ensure continuous compliance of thispivotal campaign that is hopeful of transformingNigeria and Nigerians into a global resource.

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NOPL Node Project, Obigbo - Nigeria

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OUR CLIENTSAMPS has successfully associated with many prestigious clients from different industries such as:

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OUR PARTNERS

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NOTABLE PROJECTS

Notable Projects

Engineering, procurement and installation of compressors at Sapele,Nigeria for the Nigeria Gas Company (NGC);

Procurement and Installation of condensate tank and actuated ballvalves and fittings for pipeline system at Sapele, Nigeria for the NigeriaGas Company (NGC);

Repair of damaged section of the Escravos-Lagos pipeline in Nigeria’sNiger Delta area for the Nigeria Gas Company (NGC);

Engineering, procurement and construction of 10” gas pipelines fromPan Ocean to Oredo Flowstation in Oredo, Nigeria for the NigerianPetroleum Development Company (NPDC);

Engineering, procurement, construction and installation for replacementof 6” export pipeline to 10” pipeline in Ogharefe, Nigeria for the NigerianPetroleum Development Company (NPDC);

Construction of Utorogu Well 37 at OML34 at Utorogu, Nigeria forNigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC);

Procurement of 8 MMSCFD containerised pressure regulating andmetering systems (PRMS) for Ibafo, Mowe and Shagamu, Interchangeand other emerging customers for the Nigeria Gas Company (NGC);

Procurement of Daniel Senior Orifice fittings to cover metering gap inNGC Stations in Nigeria’s Niger Delta for Nigeria Gas Company (NGC);

Engineering, procurement and construction contract for gas supply toAbeokuta, Nigeria for Tempo Paper and Pulp Packaging Limited.

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Line PipesEPC for Abeokuta Gas Supply

Pile Casing AlignmentSapele Gas Compression Project

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SIGNATURE PROJECTS

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Gas Compression StationSapele Gas Compression Project

Pile Casing AlignmentSapele Gas Compression Project

Client: Nigerian Gas Company (NGC)

Scope Summary:

Land reclamation of swamp;Engineering and procurement of compressor skids;Construction of foundations;Installation of compressors;Fabrication and installation of interconnecting piping;Design, procurement, and installation of ICS.

Location: Sapele, Nigeria

Duration: 2015 - 2016

SAPELE GAS COMPRESSION PROJECT

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SIGNATURE PROJECTS

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Swamp buggy excavating and dewatering during land

reclamation of project site.

Reclaimed land

EPCI&C OF GAS COMPRESSION STATION, Sapele – Nigeria

• The work area included a three (3) metre deep swamp location.

• Design of unmanned non-pipeline fixed gas evacuation system.

• New facility development within live gas and power facility.

53, 000 man-hours

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SIGNATURE PROJECTS

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Gas Compression StationMakaraba Gas Processing Facility

Makaraba Compression BargeMakaraba Gas Processing Facility

MAKARABA CENTRAL GAS PROCESSING FACILITY

Client: Nigeria Gas Company (NGC)

Scope Summary:

Platform Reengineering;EPICOM of Compression System;EPICOM of Gas Dew-pointing System;EPICOM of Condensate Stabilization and Disposal System

Location: Warri, Nigeria

Duration: 2015 – Ongoing

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SIGNATURE PROJECTS

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Compression SystemsMakaraba Gas Processing Facility

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• Remote swamp location.

• Processing of low pressure and high pressure gas streams.

• High pressure discharge into the ELPS

• Reuse of existing platform constrained by limited extension possibilities

• Pile substructure redesign and strengthening.

MAKARABA CENTRAL GAS PROCESING FACILITY, Warri – Nigeria.

Ongoing project

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SIGNATURE PROJECTS

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Pig Launcher.NGC Gas Station, Obigbo – Nigeria.

Pipe Welding NGC Gas Station, Obigbo - Nigeria

NOPL OBIGBO 24” INTERCONNECTION GAS PIPELINE PROJECT

Client: Nigeria Gas Company (NGC)

Scope Summary:

PCI of Bi-directional Pig Traps, Condensate Tank and Actuated Ball Valves and Fittings for the Pipeline System.

Location: Obigbo, Nigeria

Duration: 2015

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SIGNATURE PROJECTS

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PipelayingObigbo, Nigeria

NOPL OBIGBO 24” INTERCONNECTION GAS PIPELINE PROJECT, Obigbo - Nigeria

• Major road crossing by HDD;

• New facility development within live gas and power facility;

• Right of way (ROW) with two (2) parallel high pressure gas lines;

• ROW category class one (1) population density.

85, 580 man-hours

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SIGNATURE PROJECTS

01Oredo-Ogharefe Export Pipeline

Project, Nigeria

OREDO-OGHAREFE EXPORT PIPELINE PROJECT

Client: Nigeria Gas Company (NGC)

Scope Summary:

EPCI for replacement of a 6" Schedule 40 Oredo to Ogharefe Export pipeline with a 10" Schedule 80 pipeline in OML 111;EPC of 10" schedule 80" X 12KM gas export pipeline.

Location: Niger Delta, Nigeria

Duration: 2015 - 2016

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Oredo-Ogharefe, Nigeria

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SIGNATURE PROJECTS

02Excavation

Oredo-Ogharefe, Nigeria

02Oredo-Ogharefe Export Pipeline Project, Nigeria

OREDO-OGHAREFE EXPORT PIPELINE PROJECT, Niger Delta - Nigeria

• 2.5km swamp crossing, 28-meter width;

• High current river crossing;

• Hostile host community;

• Oredo-Ozengbe simultaneous flow;

• Major road crossing by HDD.

86, 795 man-hours

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CONTACT US:Allied Mechanical and Pipeline Services Limited36b Freedom Way, Lekki Phase 1, Lekki Peninsula, Lagos, NigeriaTel: Email: info@amps-ng.com | website: www.amps-ng.com