KNOWLEDGE BASE Supplying equipment for offshore platforms demands efficiency and reliability. Sulzer has recently delivered seawater lift and water injection pumps ahead of schedule, reducing delivery time by nearly 25% through streamlined processes. This achievement highlights the company’s commitment to meeting industry demands while securing key contracts for its manufacturing sites. Local support is always appreciated by engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) companies and it was 32 HYDRAULICS & PNEUMATICS March 2025 www.hpmag.co.uk A leading pump manufacturer has successfully reduced delivery times by nearly 25% for seawater lift and water injection pumps used in offshore platforms. Streamlined processes and efficient coordination have enabled faster project completion, helping to meet tight deadlines and secure important contracts for two manufacturing sites. H&P reports. Speeding up offshore pump delivery for critical projects key to success for Sulzer in a recent project. In this case, a new production platform is destined to operate off the coast of Mexico and the EPC was very keen to receive a fast response because it was in the process of creating the platform design. Fast response The initial enquiry for four water injection pumps came to Sulzer’s sales team in Mexico. These pumps are often matched with corresponding seawater lift pumps, which in Sulzer’s case are produced in Spain. As part of the tender, our design and sales teams started to collect all the necessary technical details requested by the EPC. Sergio Periz, Head of Tendering, Sulzer Pumps Spain, explains: “Speed was essential to stay ahead in this race and it required the seamless cooperation of the engineering design and sales teams. Thanks to the hard work of all involved,
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