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Home›Fossil Energy›Shell, John Crane Enter 5-Year Framework Agreement
Fossil Energy

March 10, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Shell, John Crane Enter 5-Year Framework Agreement

John Crane, announced Friday that Shell has awarded it a five-year Enterprise Framework Agreement (EFA) to supply products and services for Shell’s upstream, midstream and downstream oil and gas operations worldwide. Under the global agreement, John Crane will be a key supplier of mechanical seals a

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John Crane, announced Friday that Shell has awarded it a five-year Enterprise Framework Agreement (EFA) to supply products and services for Shell’s upstream, midstream and downstream oil and gas operations worldwide.

Under the global agreement, John Crane will be a key supplier of mechanical seals and seal support systems used for new projects and associated aftermarket services in existing facilities. Additional products that may come under the agreement include couplings, bearings and specialty filters

Duncan Gillis, President and CEO of John Crane , said: “As a supplier of critical components used in the energy sector, it is important that we work closely with global customers like Shell to address the growing demand for energy. Through our global footprint of more than 235 locations, we can deliver responsive local service anywhere Shell operates. This, coupled with our 95 years of expertise in engineering technology, positions us to fulfill the agreement requirements and meet the needs of Shell’s mission-critical operations.”

John Crane currently serves the upstream, midstream and downstream segments of the oil and gas industry.

“Fulfilling this agreement will accelerate John Crane’s growth across all market segments,” said the company in a press release.

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