UNITED STATES
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Washington, D.C. 20549

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FORM 8-K

CURRENT REPORT

Pursuant to Section 13 or 15 (d) of the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934

Date of Report (Date of earliest event reported)
February 27, 2002
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FMC TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
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(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)

Delaware                    1-16489                    36-4412642
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(State or other jurisdiction        (Commission             (I.R.S. Employer
of incorporation)              File Number)            Identification No.)

200 East Randolph Drive, Chicago, Illinois 60601
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(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)

(312) 861-6000
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Registrant's telephone number,
including area code

Item 9. Regulation FD Disclosure. Representatives from FMC Technologies, Inc.
held meetings with investment analysts from various firms in New York, NY on
February 27 and 28, 2002. Presenters at these meetings included Joseph H.
Netherland, Chief Executive Officer and President, FMC Technologies, Inc. and
William H. Schumann III, Senior Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and
Treasurer, FMC Technologies, Inc. Slides containing information presented at the
meetings are attached hereto as an exhibit to this report. These slides may also
be accessed at the Company's website (www.fmctechnologies.com). The posting and
furnishing of this information is not intended to, and does not, constitute a
determination by FMC Technologies, Inc. that the information is material or that
investors should consider this information before deciding to buy or sell FMC
Technologies, Inc. securities.

Item 7. Financial Statements and Exhibits.

(c) Exhibits. The following exhibit is furnished as part of this report:

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Exhibit Number                   Topic                   Presenters
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Exhibit 99a              FMC Technologies, Inc.    Joseph H. Netherland
William H. Schumann III
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SIGNATURE

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the
Registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the
undersigned thereunto duly authorized.

FMC TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

By  /s/ Jeffrey W. Carr
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Jeffrey W. Carr
Vice President, General
Counsel and Secretary

Date: February 27, 2002

FMC Technologies                                                    Exhibit 99.a

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Title/Intro. Slide

FMC TECHNOLOGIES

Investor Relations Contact:
David W. Grzebinski, CFA  Ph: (312) 861-6414

These slides and the accompanying presentations contain "forward-looking
statements," which represent management's best judgment as of the date hereof
based on information currently available. Actual results of the Company may
differ materially from those contained in the forward-looking statements.
Additional information concerning factors that may cause results to materially
differ from those in the forward-looking statements is contained in the
Company's periodic reports filed under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and
Registration Statement on Form S-1, as amended. The Company undertakes no
obligation to update or revise these forward-looking statements to reflect new
events or uncertainties.

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Slide 1

[4 photos of equipment]
Energy Production - Subsea and surface wellheads, trees, manifolds and control
systems; FPSO turret mooring systems and floating production systems

Energy Processing Systems - Fluid control products, loading systems and
measurement solutions

FoodTech - Citrus extractors, convenience food systems, freezing technologies
and sterilization systems

Airport Systems - Ground support systems - loaders, deicers, pushback tractors
-- & Jetway (R)]

FMC Technologies
Businesses
(2001 - by Revenues)

[Pie Chart]
Production Systems         38%
Processing Systems         20%
FoodTech                   27%
Airport Systems            15%
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Slide 2
Energy Production Systems
[Color Illustration]

Metering & Control Systems
Surface Well Systems
Subsea Drilling Systems
Standard Subsea Trees
Smart Well Control Systems
Light Well Intervention
Subsea Template Systems
Tension Leg Platforms
Subsea Processing
Floating Production Storage & Offloading Vessels
Turret Mooring Systems
Subsea Manifold
ROV Tie-In Systems
Guidlineless Deepwater Trees

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Slide 3

Energy Processing Systems
[Color Illustration]

Fluid Control systems
Blending & Transfer Systems
Measurement Systems
Loading Systems
Measurement Systems
Fluid Control Systems

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Slide 4

Energy Systems
Leading Technologies

Industry Position
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Production Systems
Subsea Systems                                     1
Floating Production (Mooring Systems)              2
Surface                                            2

Processing Systems
Fluid Control                                      1
Loading Systems                                    1
Measurement Solutions                              2

Sources: Simmons & Co. International, Boston Consulting Group,
Spears and Associates, Quest, FMC Technologies Internal

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Slide 5

FoodTech
Leading Technologies

Industry Position
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Citrus Extractors                       1
Convenience Food Systems                2
Freezing Technologies                   1
Sterilization Technologies              1

[3 Photographs]
- Spiral Freezer
- Citrus Extractor
- Flat Product Freezer

Sources: McKinsey, FMC Technologies Internal

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Slide 6

Airport Systems
Leading Technologies

Industry Position
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Cargo Loaders                           1
Passenger Boarding Bridges              1

[3 Photographs]
- Military Loader
- Passenger Boarding Bridge
- Commercial Loader

Sources: McKinsey, FMC Technologies Internal

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Slide 7 [Bar Graph]

Demonstrated Growth
Sales ($M)
Energy Businesses/Airport Systems/FoodTech

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Year          Total         Energy Businesses        Airport Systems             FoodTech
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1994        $  980               $  460                  $132                     $316

1995        $1,362               $  769                  $207                     $307

1996        $1,690               $  949                  $257                     $470

1997        $2,032               $1,144                  $310                     $581

1998        $2,186               $1,321                  $320                     $549

1999        $1,953               $1,129                  $291                     $537

2000        $1,875               $1,037                  $267                     $573

2001        $1,928               $1,111                  $296                     $527

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Demonstrated Growth
EBITDA ($M)
Energy Businesses/Airport Systems/FoodTech

Total  Energy Businesses  Airport Systems  FoodTech
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1994     $ 24         $  9              $(4)           $18

1995     $ 53         $ 18              $10            $25

1996     $100         $ 47              $16            $31

1997     $177         $ 98              $23            $57

1998     $194         $109              $27            $58

1999     $181         $106              $11            $65

2000     $165         $ 83              $13            $69

2001     $149         $ 80              $15            $54

From continuing operations; includes allocated corporate overhead
Shown excluding special charges
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Slide 9 [Bar Graph]

Inbound Orders
($M)
Energy Businesses/Airport Systems/FoodTech

Total  Energy Businesses  Airport Systems  FoodTech
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1995     $1,354       $ 821             $225          $308

1996     $2,056       $1220             $289          $547

1997     $2,102       $ 885             $310          $555

1998     $2,335       $1450             $303          $583

1999     $1,699       $ 849             $296          $523

2000     $1,683       $ 870             $265          $548

2001     $2,255       $1377             $333          $546
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Slide 10

Late Cycle Oilfield Services Business
[Line Graph]
(Energy Systems Backlog - $M)

Dec  99            593
Mar  00            528
June 00            490
Sep  00            480
Dec  00            425
Mar  01            546
June 01            635
Jul  01            655
Aug  01            649
Sep  01            668
Oct  01            633
Nov  01            617
Dec  01            675
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Slide 11

[Bar Chart]
Pro Forma Historical Perspective
(Earnings per share data)
Unaudited

1997       1.01
1998       1.21
1999       1.12
2000       0.97
2001       0.82
2002E      0.95

[2001 Pro Forma EPS]
1Q     2Q     3Q     4Q
0.06   0.19   0.25   0.32

Pro Forma Assumptions:
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$305.1M debt at 6% interest cost each year
27% tax rate
66M fully diluted shares outstanding
Excludes asset impairments and restructuring and other costs and the cumulative
effect of changes in accounting principle.

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Slide 12

Subsea Outlook

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Slide 13

Subsea Technology - Driving Deeper

1980         Bonito                 RJS-39           189m     FMC         619 ft
1983         Pirauna                RJS-232          293m     Kvaerner    961 ft
1985         Marimba                RJS-284          383m     FMC       1,256 ft
1988         Marimba                RJS-376D         492m     FMC       1,613 ft
1988         Placid Green           Canyon 31        684m     ABB       2,244 ft
1992         Marlim                 MRL-9            781m     FMC       2,561 ft
1994         Marlim                 MRL-4            1027m    FMC       3,368 ft
1997         Shell Mensa                             1618m    FMC       5,308 ft
1997         Marlim Sul             MLS-3            1709m    ABB       5,605 ft
1999         Roncador               RJS-436          1853m    FMC       6,080 ft
2000         Petrobras              Roncador         1877m    ABB       6,157 ft
2002         TFE                    Canyon Express   2197m    Cameron   7,209 ft
2003         Shell                  Coulomb          2316m    FMC       7,600 ft

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Slide 14 [Bar Chart]

Rapidly Growing Subsea Tree Market

Installed to date / Under development / Probable/Possible

Number of Installed Trees/Year

1995     1996     1997     1998    1999     2000     2001     2002          2003        2004        2005     2006
97/0/0   140/0/0  126/0/0  119/0/0 232/0/0  212/0/0  242/0/0  0/274/20      0/156/208   0/88/284    0/29/429  0/6/515

Source: Quest Offshore

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Slide 15

Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Capex
2000 to 2005 ($13B)
[Pie Chart]

BP                      25%
ExxonMobil              10%
Shell                   19%
Kerr McGee               5%
Marathon                 2%
Chevron Texaco           6%
Mariner                  4%
TotalFinaElf             5%
All Others              24%

Source: Douglas Westwood Ltd.
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Slide 16 [Pie Chart]

Brazil Deepwater Capex
2000 to 2005 ($10B)

Petrobras            70%
Agip                  2%
BP                    3%
Amerada Hess          2%
Chevron Texaco        3%
Coastal               2%
Devon                 2%
Enterprise            4%
ExxonMobil            2%
Kerr McGee            2%
Shell                 3%
TotalFinaElf          3%
Unocal                2%

Source: Douglas Westwood Ltd.
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Slide 17 [Pie Chart]
W. Africa Deepwater Capex
2000 to 2005 ($9B)

BP                          3%
Chevron Texaco             17%
Shell                       9%
Triton                      4%
ExxonMobil                 23%
Statoil                     3%
TotalFinaElf               41%

Source: Douglas Westwood Ltd.

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Slide 18  [Pie Chart]
2001 Deepwater Discoveries by Region

39 New Discoveries
Greater than 1,500 ft.

West Africa                23%
Brazil                     15%
Asia/Pacific                5%
North Sea                   5%
Other                       3%
US Gulf                    49%

Source: Offshore Data Services

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Slide 19[Bar Graph]

Alliances with Leading Offshore Producers
Subsea Completions by Operator 2002 to 2008

Installations
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[approximate plot
point on graph]

TotalFinalElf*               455
Petrobras*                   399
ExxonMobil*                  304
BP*                          275
Royal Dutch/Shell*           191
Norsk Hydro*                 136
Statoil*                     122
ChevronTexaco                121
Unocal*                       76
Conoco*                       68
Kerr-McGee*                   55
Wapet                         54
Enterprise Oil                52
Marathon Oil                  52
BHP Billiton                  51
Agip*                         46
Murphy Oil                    38
Sakhalin Coop                 34
British Gas                   33
Amerada-Hess                  32
Triton Energy                 31
Woodside Petroleum            31
Anadarko*                     30
INPEX                         20
Phillips*                     19
Husky Oil                     18
PetroCanada*                  16
Samedan Oil                   16

* Predominantly FMC accounts

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Slide 20

Investment Highlights
* Premier late-cycle oilfield services business focused on deepwater
* Strong industry positions based on leading technologies (#1 or #2 in all major
products)
* Leader in subsea production systems
- Leader in subsea tree installations and awards
- Strong customer relationships with leading offshore producers
* Proven track record of growth
* Experienced management team

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