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After four decades of providing valves and valve automation to many of the largest global players in the upstream, midstream and downstream markets, we have expanded to include pipe, fitting and flanges (PFF) to be your trusted one-stop source for all your PVF needs.
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2019 KBR Charity Golf tournamentLockwood Partners was proud to be a sponsor for the 2019 KBR Charity Golf tournament in October. This is our 13th year to participate in this wonderful event! Since its inception in 2007, the KBR [Read More …]
Industry News
- China Sets Up National Pipeline CompanyChina announced the creation of its long-planned national oil and gas pipeline company. Read more »
- Pemex's Oil Find May Not Be a Silver BulletThe discovery is a welcome development for the beleaguered driller that has experienced almost 15 years of output declines. Read more »
- Aramco Stock Will Have Plenty of SupportWhen shares of Saudi Arabia's national oil company begin trading Wednesday, the stars will be aligned to ensure that the stock price holds up. Read more »
- Baker Hughes Awards Kuwait Drilling ContractsBaker Hughes has awarded ADES International Holding a pair of deep drilling contracts. Read more »
- Oil Prices Fall ModestlyWTI and Brent crude oil prices finished lower Monday. Read more »
- Viega announces winter training scheduleViega announced its Winter 2019-20 lineup of courses at its seminar centers in Broomfield, Colo., and Nashua, N.H. Read more »
- Ferguson Ventures invests in Whisker Labs and Ting technologyTing identifies early warning signals of electrical malfunction, a major cause of thousands of residential home fires in the U.S. each year. Read more »
- ASA member sales up 6.4% from last yearRisk of slight recession still on horizon. Read more »
- NIBCO completes acquisition of Milwaukee ValveNIBCO announced today it completed the acquisition of Milwaukee Valve Company. Read more »
- Construction starts to slip back in 2020Dodge Data & Analytics released its 2020 Dodge Construction Outlook. The report predicts that total U.S. construction starts will slip to $776 billion in 2020, a decline of 4% from the 2019 estimated level of activity. Read more »
