Grand Prix NGL Pipeline

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Grand Prix NGL Pipeline is an NGL pipeline in Texas and Oklahoma, operated by Targa Resources. It entered service in 2019.[1]

Grand Prix NGL Pipeline
Also calledGrand Prix, Grand Prix Pipeline, Targa Grand Prix
General information
CommodityNGL
OperatorTarga Resources
StatesTexas, Oklahoma
In service2019
Contractors
Technical information
Pipe size24", 30"[8]
On ProvenHand
Hands listed0

Grand Prix NGL Pipeline is an NGL pipeline in Texas and Oklahoma, operated by Targa Resources. It entered service in 2019.[1]

Contractorsedit

ContractorWorkScopeSpread
Troy Construction[5]Grand Prix South Spreads 1-4 (79, 77, 77 and 42 miles of 30-inch; Hillsboro, Buffalo, Huntsville, Baytown TX)
WHC Energy Services[6]Pipeline construction (scope not detailed)
Gulf Companies[7]Engineering, construction management and inspection (Permian to North Texas 24-inch section)
Troy Construction[5]PrimeGrand Prix South Spread 1: 79 miles of 30-inchSpread 1
Troy Construction[5]PrimeGrand Prix South Spread 2: 77 miles of 30-inchSpread 2
Troy Construction[5]PrimeGrand Prix South Spread 3: 77 miles of 30-inchSpread 3
Troy Construction[5]PrimeGrand Prix South Spread 4: 42 miles of 30-inchSpread 4
WHC Energy Services[8]PrimeListed 2018-2019 as a pipeline construction contractor

Spreads

SpreadPrime contractor
Spread 1[5]Troy Construction
Spread 2[5]Troy Construction
Spread 3[5]Troy Construction
Spread 4[5]Troy Construction

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Referencesedit

  1. sec.gov · trgp-10k_20191231.htm
  2. worldpipelines.com
  3. pboilandgasmagazine.com
  4. ogj.com
  5. “Pipeline Construction | Troy Companies”. Troy Construction. Retrieved 3 October 2026.
  6. s3.amazonaws.com · Ongoing.pdf
  7. gulfcompanies.com
  8. “Ongoing Projects: Construction Underway (Pipeline News, August 2019)”. Pipeline News. August 2019. Retrieved 3 October 2026.

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