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Date: May 01, 2012
Oil and Gas Solutions Provider, Bluetick Inc., Expands Sales and Support Offices to Texas and Colorado

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Oil and Gas Solutions Provider, Bluetick Inc., Expands Sales and Support
Offices to Texas and Colorado

Publish Date: May 01, 2012

Houston, TX (PRWEB) May 01, 2012 -- As a leading solutions provider to the upstream oil and gas market, Bluetick Inc. is experiencing significant customer growth for both their Remote Monitoring and Control (RMC) system and the Land Management System (LMS.) To meet the growing demand while maintaining a solid commitment to outstanding customer service, Bluetick recently opened new offices in Houston, Texas and Denver, Colorado. "We recognize the need to be closer to our customers for sales, support and managing ongoing customer relationships”, stated Mark Rodgers, Bluetick’s Sales and Marketing Manager. “In addition to opening these regional offices, we have also significantly expanded our anagement team, including Jim Bell to head the Denver office and Kelly Camp to lead the national rollout of the LMS system,” said Rodgers.

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Component Technologies, Workflow Management Drive Automation’s Benefits

Publish Date: Aug. 2011

GREENSBORO, N.C.–As onshore exploration and production continues to shift
to costlier shale plays and enhanced oil recovery projects, operators increasingly
are seeking the benefits of automation to maximize production and lower operating
costs. Mirroring the trends in high-cost, high-value offshore and subsea developments,
operators of onshore fields are deploying automation technologies
to prevent problems and equipment failures, minimize lost production, and enhance
the overall economic performance of producing assets.

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TOG Excels

Publish Date: May 2011

Tellus Operating Group built this CO2 plant to facilitate enhanced oil recovery
operations in the Raleigh Field and the Stampede Field, which it discovered
after conducting one of the largest 3-D seismic surveys in Mississippi’s history.
The two fields also share a gas compression and recompression plant designed,
built and operated by TOG.

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Landman Magazine Advertisment Debut

Posted on Jan. 20, 2011

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See our debut advertisment in the Febuary 2011 edition of Landman Magazine.