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Colt Engineering Corporation Merges With WorleyParsons
On March 9, 2007 WorleyParsons completed the acquisition of the shares of The Colt Companies. Over the next several months, the merger of the Canadian operations of Colt and WorleyParsons and this integration and transition process will be completed.
Macquarie Securities Australian Conference 2007
John Grill - Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer
Merger with WorleyParsons
$1 billion acquisition of Colt Companies to establish leading position in high growth Canadian hydrocarbons market.
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WorleyParsons
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Top Jockey at Colt
Fresh out of high school, an aspiring rock 'n' roller who grew up on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River was casting about for career options...
Colt Engineering Corporate Challenge
Anyone who has attended a Corporate Challenge event in the last five years knows that Colt Engineering Corporation is one of the Challenge's biggest boosters.
Colt / Talisman Win International Pipeline Design & Construction Award
Colt Engineering and Colt Geomatics were the recipients of the inaugural International Pipeline Design & Construction Award at the International Pipeline Awards Gala this past week.
Colt Engineering - Edmonton to share the World Class 2005 Power Plant of the Year Award with EPCOR and TransAlta
Although much of North America’s electricity is generated by large coal-fired power plants, new construction of coal-fired plants has been a hard sell for the past 15 years or more.
NACE - Colt's Pipeline Integrity Manager begins term as 2006 NACE President
The Nominating Committee selected the slate of officers to serve the Association for the 2006-2007 term. The selected candidates began their terms March 17, 2006, the day following the close of the NACE Annual Conference, CORROSION/2006, in San Diego, California.
GPAC Safety Awards
2005 Winners List
Mackenzie Gas Project proponents ready to proceed to public hearings
Imperial Oil, on behalf of the Mackenzie Gas Project proponents, today advised the National Energy Board that, given recent progress in a number of key areas, the proponents are now ready to proceed to public hearings on the proposed project, with the expectation that recently negotiated benefits and access agreement terms with northern Aboriginal groups will be fully ratified and executed in December 2005.
AMEC / Colt to conduct next phase of AOSP expansion
Canadian Oil & Gas Review, October 2005 issue
EPCOR Genesee 3 demonstrates the leading edge of power generation
Full Power, Summer 2005 issue
Colt Recognized Again in EH&S - Second EH&S Award Received in One Month (June 2004)
Work Safe Alberta - Saluting 2004 Best Safety Performers
Colt EH & S Award - COAA Construction Best Practices Conference (May 2004)
We are pleased to announce that the Colt Companies have reached another milestone in our journey to World Class Health and Safety. At the recent Construction Owners Association of Alberta Conference (May 20) in Edmonton, Colt was recognized for its implementation of several Best Practices in the area of safety and for exemplary safety performance for the year 2004 by the Right Honorable Clint Dunford, Minister of Employment and Human Resources.
North American sulfuric acid plant technology marketing agreement
Colt Engineering Corporation and Outokumpu Technology's, Lurgi Metallurgie GmbH, announces a joint North American sulfuric acid plant technology marketing agreement, covering engineering, procurement, and construction services to the acid plant industry.
Aset's 2003 Technical Employer of the year
Aset Technology Alberta - May/June, 2003
Speed Demons
Alberta Construction, Jan./Feb., 2003 issue
Engineering contract for Mackenzie Gas Project Awarded to COLTKBR
Imperial Oil Resources, on behalf of the Mackenzie Delta Producers Group, has awarded the conceptual and preliminary engineering for the Mackenzie Gas Project to COLTKBR. Headquartered in Calgary, COLTKBR is a long-term joint venture of Colt Engineering Corporation (Colt) and Kellogg Brown & Root (KBR).
Oil sands' New Wave
The Edmonton Journal, August 2001 edition
Producers Press Ahead with Plans for Alaska Pipeline
Even as politicians argue over the best route to bring gas from Alaska's North Slope to the western Canadian pipeline grid in Alberta, work is already proceeding on the second leg of a project proposed by Alaska's three major oil and gas producers. The second leg would move gas from Alberta to Chicago.
New Alberta-Chicago Pipeline Underway
Massive New Gas Pipeline Proposed
Edmonton Journal, April 24, 2001
AlasCan Group Wins Conceptual Engineering Work
Allied Forces
Alberta Ventures, March 2001 issue