Caprock Engineering Corp. (Caprock) was founded to provide EPCM Services to the Canadian Energy Industry. We have over 20 years of experience in successful project execution, giving us the ability to add value by providing fit-for-purpose and flexible EPCM services. Caprock has experience working with Midstream, Unconventional / Conventional Oil and Gas, Civil Infrastructure, and Heavy Oil projects.
We service the client's project needs and take all necessary steps to ensure the project succeeds based on cost, schedule, and quality. Pipelines, pump stations, metering, storage terminals and operations + maintenance projects. People are the origin of Caprock's success, our experience is provided in the following offerings; Project Management, Engineering + Design, Procurement, and Construction Management.
We service the client's project needs and take all necessary steps to ensure the project succeeds based on cost, schedule, and quality. Pipelines, pump stations, metering, storage terminals and operations + maintenance projects. People are the origin of Caprock's success, our experience is provided in the following offerings; Project Management, Engineering + Design, Procurement, and Construction Management.
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Since Caprock's founding in 2015, The energy sector has been challenged on many parameters. In return, Caprock has responded with providing designs and execution that keep cost in the forefront, from beginning to completion. At Caprock, our people will do whatever it takes to achieve success for our clients, their projects, and our industry partners.
From pipelines to terminals, Caprcock has the project experience to execute projects to ensure budgets and schedule dates are attained. Engineering tools include work flow diagrams, narratives and industry leading software to generate engineering deliverables that develop the work packages required.
We understand the importance of keeping capital projects simple and to minimize their cost. At Caprock, we optimize engineering deliverables and believe in catalogue engineering when it is warranted. Field labour reduction can be achieved by modularization, pre-spooling and pre-fabrication of the components of every facility.
Caprock's experience includes the first of 24" & 32" NPS steam pipelines, SAGD parallel well modules, vortex test separators, and multi-phase pumps. Caprocks innovation continues with our current SAGD projects and FEED designs. Our experiences also include brown and green field Central Process Facilities (CPF's), debottlenecks, and remote steam plants.
Caprock's capabilities in creating sustainable oil and gas solutions are changing the way we do business. Environmentally sound projects provide sustainable growth. We extract over 20 years of project execution experience geared toward the Development of Estimates & Schedules, Electrical and Mechanical Engineering and Controlling to Established and Regulatory Baselines.
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Imran Hanif
Jan 25, 2022
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Danny Berger
Jan 19, 2022
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Phenomenal views everywhere you look. We were at Caprock and Palo Duro on the same weekend. Both are amazing, but for different reasons. We didn't hike much at Caprock due to time, but the trails we did hike were well maintained. Seeing the Bison was one of the best parts of the park. We will certainly be back to hike more of the trails!
Veronica Spencer
Jan 08, 2022
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Stunning scenery in an enormous park. This place is immersive and absolutely gorgeous. Be sure that your gear is rated for extremes. I visited earlier this week and underestimated how vicious the wind chill would be - so I had to bail halfway through my visit to keep myself and my dog safe.
Being surrounded by all of the beautiful scenery and animals is overwhelming and awe-inspiring, but it was a challenging experience with a dog. As it turns out, the things that make a boisterous and loud dog an asset in bear country make them a liability in Bison country. I would recommend that if you bring
Being surrounded by all of the beautiful scenery and animals is overwhelming and awe-inspiring, but it was a challenging experience with a dog. As it turns out, the things that make a boisterous and loud dog an asset in bear country make them a liability in Bison country. I would recommend that if you bring
Craig C.
Dec 31, 2021
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Best hidden gem in Texas. This is one of the less well known Texas State Parks but it is by far the most extraordinary. It truly captures the spirit of the history of Texas. It has great hiking trails, excellent camp sites and amazing wildlife not to mention captivating landscapes. Absolutely always bring plenty of water at any time of year.
Aqueous Mutivity
Nov 30, 2021
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We hiked North Prong Spur trail and it was beautiful! Definitely would recommend you bring more water than you think you need, promise it will be worth it. Be sure to get a day pass ahead of time as slots fill up early. (Would recommend as well you go in the winter as it gets exceedingly hot after 9 am)
Elaine Stephens
Nov 18, 2021
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It says it all when you are warned of free range bison as you enter the park. Computer had issues with reservation but volunteers and staff made it work out just great. You should see the canyon at sunrise. I was so busy enjoying that forgot to take a pic for an hour! Prairie dogs are all over, even an escape hole in the road, lol.
A. T.
Nov 10, 2021
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Sean Hooper
Oct 26, 2021
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Victor Camara
Sep 08, 2021
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Great place to hike but very hot if it's sunny. The river/creek was dry as a bone and didn't get to see too many buffalo but the hiking is great and elevation gain is good exercise. Saw some people with pets but overall not too crowded. Interesting rock formations and there are several trails to explore. Will definitely be back.
Edward Day
Aug 31, 2021
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Beautiful park! I camped out for a couple of nights at the Little Red Campground. Keep your eyes open as the buffalo will wander into your camp site to graze. I also did a 7 mile hike. The scenery is great. I took the bat tour to clarity tunnel. I thought it would be a quick trip to see the bats come out of the cave. It’s actually a 3 hour tour of the trailway with a park ranger who tells you the history of the park and the area. I was very pleasantly surprised. I would suggest going in the spring or fall when it starts to cool down. It gets really hot. Take plenty of water. Overall I loved it
