ICoTA is a not-for-profit, member-funded organization with the primary objective of improving communication and promotion of technical awareness within the well intervention industry. ICoTA is the leading organization for well intervention professionals, engineers and technical experts. The ICoTA USA Chapter covers all of the US. Its administration is located in Montgomery, Texas, just North of Houston.
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December Webinar
With an emphasis on case studies, this monthly event consistently provides attendees with a look at the latest and greatest that the industry has achieved.
TBD: Webinar
8th December 2020
9:30am
14th Annual Sporting Clays Tournament
The ICoTA USA Chapter invites you to participate in its 14th Annual Sporting Clays Tournament.
Texas Premier Sporting Arms, 7311 Highway 36 South, Sealy, TX
7th May 2021
7:30am
- 2:30pm
21st Annual USA Chapter Golf Tournament
Join us for our 21st Annual Golf Tournament scheduled for Friday, October 8, 2021.
Blackhorse Golf Club, 12205 Fry Rd, Cypress, TX
8th October 2021
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Quantum Dots Technology & its Utilization on Production Logging
Did you miss it? Now you can watch the full recording of our webinar held October 20th.
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A Force to be Reckoned with: The Effects of Extended Reach Tools on Plug Mill-Out Operations
Did you miss it? Now you can watch the full recording of our webinar held September 8th.
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2020 Annual Golf Tournament - Cancelled
The ICoTA USA Chapter Golf Tournament scheduled for October 9th has been cancelled due to the continuing public health concerns of COVID-19.
Read more ⟶What is ICoTA?
The Intervention & Coiled Tubing Association (ICoTA) was established in 1994 as a means of supporting, communicating, and promoting rapid technological advances within the well intervention industry. As a technology association, ICoTA seeks the participation and involvement of manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, and end-users of coiled tubing and associated technologies.
The mission of ICoTA is to enhance communication, gather technical expertise, and promote safety, training, competency, and industry-accepted practices.
The business and activities of ICoTA are generally conducted at two levels; the international level and the regional or Chapter level. The collective skills and perspectives of ICoTA members provide a unique asset and resource for the application of industry initiatives and cooperation with other industry bodies.