Well Intervention & Re-Entry in Warri.

Delta State is where much of our record was written — Escravos, Kwale, Heley Creek, Igbolo, and the Warri refinery itself. From 48-kilometre pigging campaigns to HWU well re-entries and water re-injection at sustained 5 bbl/min per pump, Warri-area operators have seen our crews at their most tested. Mobilisation into Delta's land and swamp terrain is routine for us: owned equipment, written procedures, and the same toolbox-talk discipline whether the client is an IOC, an indigenous producer, or the refinery gate.

The Warri axis — Escravos, Forcados, and the refinery complex — mixes onshore, swamp, and near-shore work in a single operating area, and few campaigns here are simple pumping jobs. Our Delta scopes have run the full sequence: flooding, cleaning, gauging, hydrotesting, dewatering, and drying a line before product, then intelligent pigging to prove its integrity years later. The owned fleet that makes that possible — triplex and centrifugal pumps, HWU support, nitrogen and coil-tubing spreads — is the same discipline we bring to power and solar for Delta's facilities and estates. For operators weighing contractors, the Warri record is not a claim but a list of named projects you can check.