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Pure Technologies Gets Australian Project

Published by admin March 12, 2009 View Profile
Pure Technologies Ltd., TSX-V: PUR, announced March 11 that it has won a contract for approximately $450,000 to perform pipeline inspection services in Australia using its SmartBall inspection technology, according to istockanalyst.com. The contract, which will be done in collaboration with Mouchel plc, a leading U.K. engineering consultant, involves commissioning inspection of a new pipeline constructed as part of a major regional water project in Queensland, and follows a smaller initial phase completed by Pure in December 2008. The work is scheduled for completion in the second quarter.

Pure also announced that it has signed a license agreement with CLH, a major Spanish oil pipeline operator, whereby CLH will use SmartBall as part of its pipeline integrity program. The CLH oil pipeline network is more than 3,800 km long, which makes it the most extensive civil pipeline network in Western Europe.

Pure Technologies Ltd. is an international technology and services company which has developed patented technologies for inspection, monitoring and management of critical infrastructure around the world. Pure operates from its headquarters in Calgary, Canada and through subsidiaries in Maryland, New Jersey, and the United Kingdom. Pure’s proprietary product portfolio includes SoundPrint, a continuous acoustic structural monitoring system for buildings, bridges and structures; SoundPrint AFO, a fiber-optic distributed acoustic sensing system for monitoring and surveillance of pipelines; and SmartBall, a revolutionary new leak detection technology for water, wastewater and hydrocarbon pipelines.

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