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TASI Measurement has acquired DCiii Control (DC3), a specialist in chemical injection automation for the oil and gas industry, for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition sees TASI Measurement expand its portfolio with DC3's innovative solutions, which are designed to optimize production chemical programs and enhance operational efficiency.
Established in 2016, DCiii Control has focused on developing advanced tools and products that provide oil and gas producers with superior control, transparency, and utilization of chemicals. Their offerings include intelligent pump controllers like Mirador and VISTA, tank level monitoring, and smart systems accessible via the DC3 Portal. The company prides itself on delivering highly accurate dosing, reducing injection variances, and mitigating safety and environmental risks. DC3's universal solutions are known for flexible integration, ease of installation, and compatibility with various pump types, allowing for dynamic and remote control of chemical injection processes.
This strategic acquisition will integrate DC3's specialized automation technology with TASI Measurement's broader measurement capabilities. For TASI Measurement, it represents a significant entry and strengthening of its position within the critical oil and gas production chemical automation market, gaining proven technology and a robust product suite. The synergy is expected to enable the combined entity to offer more comprehensive and integrated solutions, allowing customers to achieve greater operational insights, enhanced asset protection, and faster return on investment through optimized chemical programs.
The union of TASI Measurement and DCiii Control is poised to deliver a more powerful array of measurement and control solutions, helping oil and gas producers navigate complex operational challenges with increased efficiency and precision. This move aims to further advance the adoption of smart, automated systems across the industry, supporting safer, more transparent, and more economical operations.