These records cover delivered IFGS project work — what was supplied, for which duty, and where the public story stops. Every block below is limited to facts already published on this site, following the same standard the individual case articles use: the snapshot is labelled locked facts only, and unknown fields are left visible as blanks rather than filled in.
Operator names, basin and pad labels, well counts, production rates, vessel and port names, and freight figures are not published here. Where a number is missing, it is missing on purpose — it becomes a field for your own RFQ data.
How to read these records
Each case gives a snapshot table (year, location, duty or product, key specs, manufacturer), a short note on what the record does and does not prove, and a link to the full article and its field photos. Published project envelopes are quoted as published — they are not a combined rating claim, and they are not a substitute for size-specific drawings and datasheets.
One article on this site is an inquiry example rather than a project record: 950 m water well: casing and screen inquiry example describes a requested well configuration that, in the article’s own words, does not establish an approved IFGS product rating or a completed installation. It is deliberately kept out of the delivered cases below.
Mongolia 2023: FRP / GRE screen pipe for CBM downhole service
| Item | Value |
| Year | 2023 |
| Location | Mongolia (no operator / pad name published) |
| Duty | CBM downhole |
| Product | Perforated FRP / GRE screen pipe |
| Manufacturer | IFGS · Dongying, China |
| Visual record | Plant winding → warehouse bundles → winter container → crane unload in snow |
The tubular body for this screen-pipe class is produced as filament-wound GRE / FRP in Dongying. The published factory photos show continuous winding on the line and large-OD capability — qualitative evidence of how the pipe is made, not an acceptance table for the wells. The product supplied here is downhole screen pipe, not spoolable surface RTP.
RFQ-variable fields this case does not invent: hole size, slot / open area, design pressure and temperature, fluid chemistry, joint type, joint count, third-party inspection, and the exact string design. Packing and winter handling are documented as logistics; snow in the photo is not a certified arctic product rating.
Full case and field photos: Mongolia 2023: FRP / GRE Screen Pipe for CBM Downhole Service. Product page: GRE screen tube.
Iraq south oilfield 2025: 6″ API 15S RTP, 10 km at 1500 psi / 85 °C
| Item | Value |
| Product | 6 inch API Spec 15S RTP |
| Design pressure | 1500 psi |
| Design temperature | 85 °C |
| Length | 10 km |
| Location | Iraq south oilfield (onshore) |
| Year | 2025 |
| Manufacturer | IFGS · Dongying, China |
The published record is onshore trench-pull installation of spoolable RTP: pipe entering the trench under pull control and seated in the open cut before backfill. At 10 km, joint count, NDE load and string-out planning dominate the cost conversation, and spoolable API 15S RTP is bought as a system — pipe plus end fittings or couplers, plus reeling and pull assumptions — not as anonymous plastic pipe.
Scope note: this is onshore spoolable API Spec 15S. It is not API 17J and not deepwater. Blanks left for your next RFQ (not invented here): H₂S / CO₂ / salinity, burial depth and cover, exact service (gathering, injection or other), contractor scope, and the third-party inspection plan.
Full case and field photos: Iraq South Oilfield 2025: 6″ API 15S RTP, 10 km at 1500 psi / 85°C. Product page: Onshore API 15S RTP pipe.
Iraq 2025 RTP logistics: yard, highway convoy, port and site receive
This is the shipping and handling record for the same 2025 Iraq south envelope — the companion article to the install case above, not a separate project scope. It covers the chain from the yard to the receiving site, not the trench pull.
| Item | Value |
| Project envelope | 6 inch API Spec 15S RTP · 1500 psi · 85 °C · 10 km · 2025 |
| Logistics chain | Yard reel staging → highway convoy on flatbeds (blue-tarped spools) → port loading with ship and shore cranes → Iraq south site truck and crane unload |
| Manufacturer | IFGS · Dongying, China |
The published argument is that logistics is half the job on a 10 km spoolable string: stick steel is priced in joints and weld crews, while spoolable RTP is priced in reels, multimodal lifts and site crane plans. Truck count follows reel OD, weight and escort rules rather than joint bundles, and the handling plan belongs in the RFQ beside the pipe meterage.
Deliberately not published in this record: operator name, vessel name, port name, TEU count, highway name, escort contract, transit hours, and door-to-door day count. The handling photos are evidence of practice, not a freight tariff.
Full logistics article: Iraq API 15S RTP Logistics: Spools, Highway Convoy, Port, and Site Receive (2025).
What none of these records contain
Across every case above, the following are absent on purpose: customer and operator names, basin or pad labels, well counts, production rates, certificate or listing claims, and prices or freight costs. The published envelope stops at country, year, duty and product family.
If your tender needs a controlled reference process, ask through Contact us rather than treating a public page as a reference list.
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Send the data these public cases leave open: fluid and chemistry, design pressure and temperature, dimensions, route or well arrangement, joint family, quantity, destination, and the documentation and inspection you need. Each case article above ends with its own RFQ checklist you can copy.
- Contact us — start the RFQ, or ask about a controlled reference process.
- GRE screen tube and fiberglass well casing and screens — downhole and water-well tubulars.
- Onshore API 15S RTP pipe and flexible composite pipe for high-pressure transmission — spoolable surface lines.
- GRE tubing — well and completion-adjacent tubular strings.
- IFGS AI — pre-RFQ questions before you shortlist.