This program management plan outlines the delivery of 550 meters thermoplastic composite pipe flow line, and offshore installation for the Airborne Oil and Gas Program. The program aims to provide disruptive riser in pipe technology for international deepwater applications. The program components include breakdown of the product due to metal end fittings and TCP, determination of program requirements for protection of composite of laminated against the UV light, determination of failure modes on the pipe level, and determination of failure mechanisms by use of section 5 of RP-F119. The program constraints and success criteria include resource constraints, schedule constraints, and scope constraints. The schedule and budget management plan includes reviewing the schedule on a weekly basis, updating the schedule with the current state of work, and delivering the program on the scheduled timeframe and estimated cost. The change management plan includes changes into the financial plan, operation of the program, documentation of lessons learned, implementation program, stakeholder review, and identified risks into the program. The stakeholder management plan includes the program sponsor, program manager, program lead, quality manager, and infrastructure lead team. The communication management plan defines the types of information to be delivered, receive of the information, format to communicate, and time of release. The procurement management plan helps to streamline the process along with equip the procurement divisions with expensive budget along with vendor management. The risk management plan includes lack of support from the top level management, lack of budget and program funding, delay into the program budget, lack of communication, and lack of design blueprint of entire work and improper maintenance of the pipe technology.