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We provide environmentally conscious design input, subject matter expertise, and management services for energy projects. Decades of modularization experience help us solve the unique transport and installation challenges that decide whether a facility can be delivered by water and by land.

President

Thomas L Barter AIA, PE, PMP

Thomas is President of Module Sealift Management LLC and a modularization and sealift engineer with more than 40 years in oil and gas. A licensed structural and architectural engineer in Alaska, he brings Arctic project experience from fabrication yards through sealift execution. As Loadout Engineer on GHX2 for multiple 5,500 short-ton modules, he built the foundation for Very Large Module (VLM) planning. He has since led modularization and sealift work for major Alaska and international programs, including Willow and Point Thomson, and earlier North Slope sealifts and the TCO Kazakhstan modularization effort.

What We Value

Value added input to a project early drives the project to a more positive solution for all.  We value our clients need to be environmentally aware of all aspects of a project to be successful.  Our mission are to provide the most positive influence on the decision-making process of a project to keep it focused to get through the assurance process to move through the gate approval process.

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Safety & Security

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Transparency

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Growth & Innovation 

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Team Work

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Community Outreach

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Craftsmanship

Our Story

Module Sealift Management LLC started in business in 2017 after key members have been engaged in the oil and gas industry for 40 years.  During this tenure Engineering Design lead, the understanding that facilitating good communication between module delivery experts was a planning aspect that required an SME who could drive the conversation to land on the best solution for the project.  MSMLLC has demonstrated this effective leadership for Very Large Modularization projects in Alaska and Internationally.

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