2007 news:

  1. G-force receives an order on 8 May 2007 from Environmental Remedies (ERCO) for a MKJ plant to service the Bapco Refinery in Kingdom of Bahrain.  This Plant will be used to stabilize leaded waste, which has been stored in drums.  After treatment the stabilized materials will be ready for disposal at Bapco's new Landfill Facility.  ERCO and G-force have a partnership to provide our clients waste treatment solutions for oily “solids”.  The Bapco contract is a result of a study that was carried out by ERCO starting in April 2004 on Bapco's drummed Pb waste to locate and test trace element stabilization products capable of meeting the United States Environmental Protection Agency CFR rulings for TCLP leachability specifications for disposal of waste containing heavy metals.  The metals bonding agent selected for treatment of the Pb waste is from MT2 of Colorado, USA.  The MT2 bonding agent will be applied under a performance contract by ERCO utilizing the G-force MKJ Plant.
     
  1. G-force is awarded a contract by one of the world’s largest oilfield service contractors on 4th April 2007 to supply three of its MK series plants, which will be used to supplement their full oily waste services in the international market place.  G-force has entered into a confidentiality agreement with this client and therefore can only provide further information about our equipment supply and/or its intended work by direct request to this client and can only distribute details on their written approval.  Therefore if any prospective buyer of G-force oily waste treatment systems wish further details about this client or work you are asked to contact us in writing and we will forward your request for their reply.
     
  1. G-force is awarded a contract by a prominent service contractor on 6 September 2007 to supply two of its MKIII plants to service a National Concessions Operator in Venezuela.  These plants will be used to recover and treat waste that has been stored in pits, lagoons and lakes.  The separated phases, oil, water and solids will be recycled and/or declassified according to Venezuela's Environmental laws.  G-force has entered into a confidentiality agreement with this client and therefore can only provide further information about our equipment supply and/or its intended work by direct request to this client and can only distribute details on their written approval.  Therefore if any prospective buyer of G-force oily waste treatment systems wish further details about this client or work you are asked to contact us in writing and we will forward your request for their reply.
     
  1. G-force signs a capacity extension contract on 15 November 2007 to the 6 September 2007 order by the same service contractor for the additional supply two of its MKIII plants to service a National Concessions Operator in Venezuela.   This supply is not scheduled for delivery until the 2nd Quarter 2008. G-force has entered into a confidentiality agreement with this client and therefore is not allowed to provide further details, at this time, of this supply or intended work.

2006 news:

  • G-force Consulting Engineers BV receives an order in October 2006 from African Circle Pollution Management Limited for their services to the Nigerian Ports Authority. This order follows from the government of Nigeria becoming a signatory of the International Marine Organization under the United Nations charter of the Marpol accord, which regulates the reception, treatment, and declassification of Ships Waste. The G-force plant under construction is scheduled for delivery and installation at the Lagos Port in May 2007.  For review of the general schematic layout drawing of the planned oily waste treatment installation, click here
     

  • Special Training is offered to G-force Clients.  2006 marks the start of G-force’s 6th year of business and as a greater service to its clients G-force have officially inaugurate the opening of its new Training Centre located at their headquarters in Holland. Click here to download a PDF brochure for the complete story.

2005 news:

  • In september 2005 G-Force received an order for a slops treatment system for Waste Oils Company Ltd in Malta.
     

  • New product announcement: Residence Time Reactor. Download the PDF product announcement or visit the product web page.

2004 news:

  • G-force received an order from Bulkoil, a Russian operator, for a plant to de-salt crude oil.  The plant consist of 4 high speed 5000 g-force vertical disc stack centrifuges with a total thruput capacity of 40 cubic meters per hour. The plant will be delivered for installation and commissioning in early 2005. 

2003 proved to be an active year for G-force in spite of the poor world economic situation:

  • G-force manufactured the primary high-speed (5000G force) 3-phase centrifuges for oil-water-sediments separation to be used at the Oily Waste Reception Facility for the Kuwait National Petroleum Company’s through our OEM Partner Alfa Laval Separation A/S of Denmark.  The KNPC Facility is designed to treat all the oily waste by-products from their 3 refineries.
  • G-force acted as consultant to the Al Sarya Group in Qatar who was awarded Qatar Petroleum (QP) QR 55,000,000 ($15,000,000) project to construct QP’s Hazardous Waste Treatment Center at Mesaieed which houses 5 disciplines from Acid-Base Treatment to Landfarming Oily Sludges.  We were awarded the contract to manufacture OP’s Liquid Oily Waste Sediments Removal Plant for installation at the Mesaieed facility.  This Facility has been designed to treat all Oilfield waste by-products from QP’s drilling, production and refining operations.
  • East African Marine Environmental Division, EAM was awarded approval to install the first IMO (International Marine Organization) MARPOL 73/78 Ships Waste Treatment Facility to service the Port of Mombassa.  G-force acted as the lead consultant and manufacturer for the requirements classified under the treatment for ships oily waste.  In August we completed the installation and commissioning of the full service plant.  After that the Facility had its official opening on 27 September 2003. By visiting the WEB site at www.marpol-africa.com you can get a first hand account of the EAM Mombassa the facility.