Interventek Expands Team and Facilities with £750K Investment

Interventek has committed investment in the region of £750,000 to support business growth in 2019 and beyond, with the addition of six staff and a new technology development and test centre.

The investment follows recent business wins for the supply of Interventek’s Revolution shear and seal safety valve to support well intervention projects in the US and Caspian for a range of customers including an international oil operator.

Interventek’s workshop has been expanded to create a technology development and test centre with a 5,000 square foot space kitted out with an overhead crane and pressure and temperature test equipment including two pressure test bays, HPHT pressure test pumps, a hyperbaric test cell, a purpose built flow loop, a thermal cell for elevated temperature testing, data acquisition system with calibrated pressure transducers and metrological instruments for development diagnostics.

Established five years ago, Interventek has now emerged from a focused phase of R&D into an exciting period of commercial growth. Our core technology has achieved industry qualification and is already well proven in the field as part of a surface intervention and subsea in-riser landing string application and we are seeing increasing customer interest with a number of potential projects in the pipeline,” explained Gavin Cowie, managing director at Interventek.

With the global market for our subsea technology worth in the region of half a billion pounds and the need for safer and more cost effective well intervention rising, this is a prime time for our business to be positioned to work with all types of partners from global IOCs to dynamic independents and forward-thinking service providers. Our new team members, with their incredibly strong design and engineering skillset, are a valuable asset to the company. They will help to ensure we are fully prepared for the future as we look to roll-out our portfolio of shear-seal valve designs as well as pursue our ambition for the delivery of complete subsea intervention safety systems. These include a landing string system, an open water riserless intervention system and well abandonment tree saver system.”

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