Service overview
What Tie In involves
Tie-in work connects completed pipe sections to each other, to existing networks or to station piping. It requires accurate fit-up, controlled welding and inspection because the joint becomes part of the final pressure-containing system.
How we support the work
Our site team coordinates manpower, operators, access and equipment around the approved client scope. Execution is sequenced so each work front is ready for the next pipeline activity with minimal avoidable delay.
Typical scope
- Excavation and access preparation
- Pipe end preparation and alignment
- Fit-up and welding support
- Inspection / NDT coordination
- Field-joint coating and protection
- Backfilling support after acceptance
Common applications
- New-to-new section connections
- New-to-existing network connections
- Valve-station interfaces
- Repair and modification works