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The ability to transport one of our vital resources without
damaging our environment is a unique advantage of pipelines.
BP Pipelines takes pride in its relationship with the people
and their land throughout our system. Our efforts to maintain
the pipeline routes and facilities include continuous monitoring
of the system.
Our pipelines are monitored through a combination of systems
and safety programs. Experienced pilots regularly fly over
the pipeline routes. Where aerial patrols are restricted,
we make periodic visual ground inspections. Also, computerized
systems report and record the line pressures and the status
of the operating equipment 24 hours a day to our manned
control center. We comply with all state and federal regulations
to ensure the safe operations and maintenance of our pipelines.
In addition to physical operation and maintenance of the
pipelines we also maintain the necessary ROW agreements
for the pipelines.
The BP Pipelines Land and Right-of-Way (ROW) department
is responsible for activities related to the acquisition,
divestment or modification of real estate agreements associated
with bp Pipeline facilities.
Through negotiations with landowners, highway departments,
and other government entities this department acquires,
maintains or disposes of company interests for the pipelines,
pump stations and storage terminals. Typical transactions
include securing new easement, lease or license agreements
and release of/or modification to existing agreements. Also,
this department supervises the settlement of damage claims
resulting from routine maintenance, repair projects and
other pipeline construction activities. The ROW department
is responsible for the ongoing maintenance of documents
and agreements associated with real estate interests in
pipeline operations.
Inquiries related to ROW agreements or damage claims and
the BP Pipelines system can be submitted by email to BPPipelinesROW@bp.com.
If this is an emergency, please contact our Tulsa Control
Center : 1-800-548-6482.
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