A MINAKSHI INFRASTRUCTURE PRIVATE LIMITED

An EPC contractor built around one discipline: pipeline infrastructure. Residual and detail engineering, construction, procurement and commissioning — delivered by one organisation, across every terrain a cross-country pipeline can cross.

01 Introduction

Drawn from the best available talent in the country.

Aminakshi Infrastructure Private Limited introduces itself as one of the leading EPC contractors for oil and gas cross-country pipeline projects. AIPL has drawn the best available talent from the country to build a well-knit support team, providing complete services including residual / detail engineering, construction, procurement and commissioning of cross-country pipelines, including tap-off and SV stations, and cathodic protection systems.

The scope of work runs from the laying of pipelines, structures and piping through to cathodic protection, HDD crossings, river crossings and road & rail crossings — together with the associated civil, structural and architectural work, electrical and instrumentation work, and DCS/SCADA systems that surround a modern pipeline project.

02 Integrated Scope

Four disciplines under one contract.

• E Engineering — residual and detail engineering, ready to construct against.

• P Procurement — process packages, pipes, valves, fittings, related materials, equipment, instruments, and DCS/SCADA systems.

• C Construction — fabrication, erection, installation and construction of cross-country pipeline, process packages, plant pipe, plant structures and equipment.

• C Commissioning & O&M — testing and commissioning of sub-systems and systems for process plants, surface facilities, pipeline and pumping stations, followed by ongoing operation & maintenance.

03 Terrain Experience

Built for the ground conditions a pipeline actually crosses.

The division has extensive cross-country experience and capability for pipeline construction across multiple terrains — by virtue of a highly experienced team. Credentials include pipeline laying, testing and commissioning by the HDD method.