TR wins Coastal GasLink phase-two EPCM award covering five new compressor stations
The 19 October award exceeds EUR 200 million over more than four years, adding a distinct pipeline-project milestone after LNG Canada's investment decision.
The story explained
Técnicas Reunidas announced on 19 October that LNG Canada awarded TR Canada E&C detailed engineering, procurement and construction-management services for Coastal GasLink phase two. The contract exceeds EUR 200 million, with execution expected to last more than four years.
The project adds five compressor stations and modifies existing or planned facilities. LNG Canada leads construction as execution manager; TR supplies EPCM services; Coastal GasLink remains owner, operator and permit holder.
TR previously supported consulting, engineering and FEED work. This is a new services award distinct from the earlier LNG Canada investment decision. No individual compressor, valve or actuator supplier or purchase value is identified.
Why it matters
Five new compressor stations make the equipment scope more concrete; procurement routes still depend on actual EPCM tender documents.
Relevant toProject owners, EPC contractors and valve, pump and automation suppliers
What to watch next
Track station packages, equipment enquiries and contractor procurement plans.
These are research prompts, not announced tenders or confirmed subsequent developments.
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