Under the terms of the agreement, BSST will implement boundary alarm systems for the natural gas processing plant and the pre-processing plant and build five wireless trucked base stations and one digital trucked control centre that will serve the natural gas processing plant, pre-processing plant, valve chambers and compressor station. The scope of services will include organization of equipment production, equipment procurement, software re-development and system integration, and installation, testing and commissioning of the systems. BSST expects to complete the project by the end of 2012.

Mr. Feng Han, President of BSST said:

The preventive alarm system will apply laser and optical communication technologies to monitor the surroundings of the natural gas processing plant, thereby ensuring the production safety of the plant. The TETRA communication technology, with the IP-based and control-centralized switchboard, will be responsible for a number of key functions of the gas field, including daily production scheduling, emergency command and wireless standby communication channel switching.

Mr. Gavin Cheng, Joint CEO of Tri-Tech Holding commented:

The Turkmenistan award marks another successful international industrial production safety project bid, following the natural gas analysis and monitoring project in Uzbekistan secured in May 2011. With a huge reserve and area of approximately 3,000 km², the South Yolotan-Osman Gas Field of Turkmenistan is one of the world’s largest known gas fields. We are honoured to participate in the construction of the gas plant boundary security and communication systems for such a giant gas field. We believe our successful bid is a testament to our capabilities and experience in project implementation, particularly production safety for oil and gas fields. As a qualified subcontractor for projects from large Chinese state-owned oil and gas companies, Tri-Tech will continue to strengthen its partnership with these companies, especially on projects in overseas markets.

Tri-Tech designs customized sewage treatment and odour control systems for municipalities and private sectors in China and international markets. These systems combine software, information management systems, resource planning and local and distant networking hardware that includes sensors, control systems, programmable logic controllers, supervisory control and data acquisition systems. The company also designs systems that track natural waterway levels for drought control, monitor groundwater quality and assist the Chinese government in managing its water resources. The company is also moving into the industrial pollution control market. Tri-Tech owns 39 software copyrights and 11 product patents, and employs 330 people.