TechnipFMC — bp Tiber high-pressure integrated EPCI
bp awarded TechnipFMC integrated EPCI for the greenfield Tiber development in the US Gulf. The project uses 20,000 psi technology and builds on engineering and equipment already progressing for Kaskida, applying a repeatable delivery model across the Paleogene basin.
- Publish date: 2026-01-05
- Category: EPC Contractors
- Original source: TechnipFMC
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Reported project scope
bp awarded TechnipFMC integrated EPCI for the greenfield Tiber development in the US Gulf. The project uses 20,000 psi technology and builds on engineering and equipment already progressing for Kaskida, applying a repeatable delivery model across the Paleogene basin.
Delivery considerations
Tiber combines an integrated delivery model with high-pressure subsea equipment. Reusing engineering experience from Kaskida can support consistency, while qualification, testing and project-specific interfaces still require explicit technical acceptance. Offshore delivery requires close coordination between manufactured equipment, vessel availability and the existing production system. Pipe supply, subsea equipment and installation can be separate packages or part of an integrated EPCI scope. That contractual boundary matters when comparing contractors: supplying a flexible pipe system does not establish responsibility for the entire field development. Engineering decisions must also address pressure, water depth, connection interfaces and inspection access. The reported award describes future work unless completion is explicitly confirmed.
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