OSSO, the specialist fluid temperature control and separation solutions provider, has signed a partnership agreement with Medra Arabia, the national diversified oil and gas service company, in Saudi Arabia
Through this agreement with Medra Arabia, OSSO will provide clients with direct access to its rental fleet of equipment, along with rig site support and heat transfer solutions.
The partnership will enable OSSO to significantly reduce turnaround time of equipment and personnel – providing a greater economic support structure with added expert local knowledge. The partnership provides additional on the ground technical support to customers – overcoming current travel restrictions due to COVID-19. Additionally, OSSO will provide in-country training on its technology and equipment, further upskilling Medra’s in-field engineers in the local area of Dammam, enabling additional In-Kingdom Value Addition.
Abdur Rahman Adil, general manager at Medra Arabia, commented, “Through this collaboration our engineers will have the opportunity to expand their upstream oil and gas knowledge which will be invaluable to the region, our business and customers, and is in line with Saudi Vision 2030.”
The partnership meets the current need for advanced drilling solutions due to the high temperature and deeper wells in the region. Currently customers are looking for a solution that enables them to actively manage the mud and downhole well temperatures, to mitigate risks, preserve tool life, and avoid any costly delays due to thermal fracturing.
John Dick, business development director at OSSO, commented, “This partnership also enables us to grow our mechanical separation services by offering wastewater and lube oil cleaning expertise as well as diesel purification solutions. COVID-19 has been a major challenge for suppliers but one that hasn’t stood in the way of delivering for our customers.”
“We’ve also been working in Saudi Arabia for the past seven years and this partnership with Medra will enable us to expand our operations at an accelerated rate,” Dick added.
