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Pentagon Calgary – Well Services

Pentagon Calgary arrange a charter at short notice for the emergency deployment of a Snubbing Unit.

Adrian Pruden

Adrian Pruden

Vice President – PFS Canada

  • Pentagon Calgary were happy to assist a well services customer with the emergency deployment of one of their Snubbing Units via AN124-100 charter to assist with a well blowout in Assam, India. In collaboration with Pentagon Singapore, the joint ‘OnePentagon’ efforts of both offices helped assist with the loading, transport, and transfer of 59,000kg of equipment during -12 Celsius temperatures in Calgary.  We are proud to assist with the quick provisioning of equipment to bring an unfortunate accident to a safe conclusion.

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