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2011
September, 2011 – MPM successfully installed a 4,000 amp Gen IV ICCP system on platform Heritage for ExxonMobil. The system includes eight anode sleds positioned at 1,100 feet of water – the new world record for the deepest ICCP system. The CP system installation, including diving and ROV operations, was completed in less time than expected, and accident free.

February, 2011 – ExxonMobil awarded MPM the planning and engineering contract for development of an ICCP system on Platform Harmony. This includes evaluation of current CP data, structural analysis, component design, system configuration, and permit applications.

January, 2011 – MPM celebrated its 15th year in business.

2010
August, 2010 – MPM delivers eight Gen IV anode sleds to ExxonMobil for installation at platform Heritage.

January, 2010 – MPM celebrated its safety record of more than 1,777,000 man hours of work performed by MPM and its subcontractor’s accident free.

2009
MPM completes design and testing of the Gen IV impressed current anode sled.

MPM receives an audited “A Contractor” Rating from Chevron.

MPM completed underwater pipeline repairs and subsequent abandonment of two oil pipelines in the Cook Inlet, Alaska for Chevron. The project required installation of over 600-feet of underwater replacement pipe, along with installation of pig launchers and receivers, pumping equipment, and tankage at both onshore and offshore facilities. MPM subcontracted a derrick barge and installed mooring systems, quarters, pipeline repair equipment, and diving spreads.

2008
MPM receives “Project Excellence” Award from Plains Exploration and Production (PXP).

MPM installed 7-impressed current anode sleds on multiple oil and gas production platforms in the Cook Inlet, Alaska for Chevron.

2007
MPM completed underwater inspection and marine growth removal on four (4) PXP platforms located in the Santa Maria Basin, offshore California.

MPM completes two high voltage power cable repairs – one 15kV, and one 34.5kV submarine power cable repair in approximately (-)200 FSW.

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