Well delivery / equipment coordination
Coordinate drilling and completion around the well program
CNPS supplies equipment and components supporting well construction, pressure control and completion. The program, interfaces, service conditions and acceptance records define each line item.
Stage map
Break the requirement into controlled packages
Use a responsibility matrix where several suppliers or service companies meet at one interface.
Surface and downhole equipment
Define duty, sizes, connections, pressure, temperature, fluids, rig compatibility and service scope.
Tubular and cementing interfaces
Keep casing, connection, handling and cementing requirements aligned to the well design.
Pressure and flow path
State completion architecture, interfaces, materials, service conditions and intervention needs.
Records, spares and readiness
Define test packs, certificates, preservation, spares, training and production handover.
Equipment-list brief
One line item, one duty, one acceptance basis
Clear boundaries make technical comparison and commercial evaluation easier.
- Design basisWell stage, geometry, loads, pressure, temperature and fluids.
- Line-item definitionFunction, size, material, connection, quantity and included accessories.
- Interface controlUpstream and downstream connection, utilities, data and responsibility.
- HandoverTesting, inspection, records, spares, preservation and schedule.
Connected packages
Continue to the specialist path
Keep the same design basis when moving between pages.
Have a drilling or completion equipment list?
Send the revision, well conditions, line-item specifications, interface notes, destination and required date.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between drilling and completion?
Drilling creates the wellbore to the target depth, while completion is the set of operations that prepares the drilled well to produce, including casing, cementing, perforating, and installing tubing and downhole equipment.
What are the main stages of well completion?
Typical stages include running and cementing casing, perforating the production zone, installing production tubing and packers, and, where needed, stimulation such as hydraulic fracturing before the well is brought online.
What equipment is used in drilling and completion?
Operations rely on drill pipe and bottom-hole assemblies, casing and tubing (OCTG), cementing equipment, wellheads and pressure-control equipment, and downhole tools, all of which CNPS supplies for energy projects.