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Company Profile THE COMPANY Citra Panji Manunggal Founded in 1988, Citra Panji Manunggal (CPM) has become synonymous with top-of-the-class Oil and Gas Pipeline and Plant EPC contracting and a benchmark within the Southeast Asian region. From construction of pipeline and plant projects to undertaking world-class EPC oil and gas projects, our 27 years’ experience enables us to provide tailored project delivery solutions for our demanding clients. We have managed to lay more than 3,500 kilometres of pipelines across the Indonesian archipelago and beyond, and throughout these projects we have adapted a method to successfully completing each. It’s not just about excellence in execution, it’s about doing it successfully over and over again under pressure. Our people at CPM boast extensive …show more content…

Working closely with the local communities played a vital part in the successful completion of this project, and it is that cooperation between parties that allowed for a seamless building process. Gas Transmission Project “Package A” Trunkline Engineering, Procurement, Construction, and Commissioning a 74 km x 36” pipeline project in Johor, Malaysia. This pipeline project included Launcher and Receiver stations, a SCADA system, 4 Mainline Valves, Future Off-Takes 30” and 12” and Tie-In to a Metering Station. The pipeline terrains encountered were palm oil plantations, rolling hills, swamps, 1,800 m wide open cut Johor River crossing, 500 m wide open cut Mendana river crossing, 4 HDDs and 12 auger bores. This pipeline runs through three provinces from Grissik (South Sumatera) to Duri (Riau), making this the longest pipeline in Indonesia. This project was completed in 18

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