Taqwin Engineering provides engineering studies, technical bid evaluation and program management for energy projects in Iraq — coordinating international technology partners with an Iraqi execution contractor, so operators work with one locally accountable counterparty.
Operators in Iraq contract with companies they can hold accountable locally. International technology companies need a partner that can evaluate a scope, qualify a vendor and manage a program to their standards. Taqwin's platform gives each party one clear role.
Studies and FEED, design and proposal review, technical bid evaluation, vendor qualification, program management and reporting, and the commercial structure of each partnership.
SERTECPET — production facilities, well testing and artificial-lift technology, represented in Iraq through Green Fields — and U.S.-based engineering consultants coordinated by Taqwin.
Registrations, insurance, HSE system, crews, equipment and logistics; the contracting party and day-to-day client interface in Iraq.
Each service stands alone. Together they take a project from an idea to a contract an operator can award — and then to start-up.
Concept, feasibility and FEED for processing, power and gas-recovery projects, with the financial model beside the engineering.
Owner's-engineer and program-management discipline across engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning.
Technical bid evaluation, vendor and contractor qualification, and specification review before money is committed.
For international technology and service companies: structure, registration, local execution partner and an opportunity pipeline.
We publish projects with the company that delivered them. Procurement teams read attribution; so do we.
Concept and feasibility studies for high-hydrogen, high-liquids flare gas at North Refineries (Baiji) and Salahadin, with a financial model built on OPEX savings, CO₂ credits and NGL sales.
Project details
Structured and coordinated: fit assessment, representation agreement, opportunity screening, tender evaluation and proposal support for production facilities and well services.
How market entry works
DCS/ESD replacement at Shuaiba Refinery, control and instrumentation rehabilitation at North Refinery, gas turbine erection at North Rumaila, switchgear at Al-Doura.
All projects
EPF/CPF engineering and construction, well testing, ASME/API manufacturing and patented jet-pump artificial lift, with more than three decades of delivery and MENA operations in the UAE. Exclusively represented in Iraq by Green Fields Oilfield Services, coordinated by Taqwin.
Baghdad and Basra. Mechanical, E&I, civil and pipeline construction for NOCs and IOCs; registered with Basra Oil Company and approved with BP, ENI, TotalEnergies and others.
Taqwin Engineering is a U.S.-registered engineering and program-management company in Bellevue, Washington. It prepares engineering studies, evaluates bids and qualifies vendors, and manages programs for energy projects in Iraq, coordinating international technology partners — SERTECPET among them — with Iraqi field execution through Green Fields Oilfield Services.
Taqwin's deliverables are engineering and program-management work products — studies, technical evaluations, design reviews and program reports — and the commercial structures that let international capability be delivered in Iraq under a locally accountable contract held by Green Fields Oilfield Services.
Taqwin assesses the fit of the company's technology to Iraqi operators' needs, recommends an operating structure, and — where representation fits — arranges local registration and execution through Green Fields Oilfield Services, screens tenders and coordinates proposals. SERTECPET's representation in Iraq is the working example.
The earlier we see a scope, the more engineering judgment we can add — at concept, at FEED, or before a bid is priced. A first conversation costs nothing.
