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Future Fibre Technologies To Help Protect 310 Miles Of Buried Pipeline In Iraq

  • May 24, 2011

Future Fibre Technologies, provider of fiber optic intrusion detection, working with their exclusive in-country agent AYA International, have recently signed a contract to protect 310 miles of buried pipeline in Iraq.  

FFT and AYA International will be working in conjunction with ZTE Corp., the prime contractor for the pipeline security and communications.  

This is the first FFT pipeline security system installed in Iraq, meeting all of the current design and performance specifications, plus providing a cost-effective path for expansion in the future.

This latest win builds on FFT’s impressive record of success and global experience in protecting buried oil and gas pipelines against both deliberate and accidental damage.

The client recognized the advantages of the FFT fiber optic security solutions, and FFT's global experience. The solution benefits include a simple to understand and use operator interface, ability to operate in harsh environments, flexibility in overall design, and local technical support capability through AYA International.

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