COMPLEX
CHALLENGES.
BUILT SOLUTIONS.

Pelorus Terminals, Point Comfort, Texas. Engineering, design, permitting, and construction management for a terminal receiving and loading crude condensate and specialty chemicals. Six-bay truck unloading, 320,000-barrel storage, load-out to 20,000 barrels per hour, vapor collection and destruction, and three deep-draft ship docks.

Point Comfort, Texas. Permitting, survey, marine, civil, structural, mechanical, fire protection, cathodic protection, electrical, controls, and construction oversight. Six barge slips and three ship docks, pipe racks, stormwater collection, a blast-resistant control tower, and standby power.

Calhoun Port Authority, Point Comfort. Marine, civil, structural, and cathodic protection for 900 feet of steel bulkhead with a concrete cap, and a barge and tug staging area.

Corpus Christi, Texas. Survey, rail switch and spur, civil, structural, mechanical, fire protection, electrical, controls, and construction oversight. Ship and barge dock, 20-station rail spur, dual-bay truck loading, and ground storage.

Port of Victoria, Texas. Permitting, civil, structural, mechanical, electrical, controls, and construction oversight. Six-bay truck unloading, 100,000-barrel internal-floating-roof tankage, a two-mile pipeline, and marine vapor destruction.

Viola Channel, Corpus Christi. Civil, structural, mechanical, fire protection, electrical, controls, and project management for 1.25 million barrels of storage and loading to deep-draft ships and inland barges.

Hondo, Texas. Civil, structural, mechanical, fire protection, electrical, controls, procurement, and construction. Rail unloading to truck loading, two 60,000-barrel tanks, a three-bay truck rack, vapor destruction, and an NFPA 11 fire-protection system.

Lake Charles, Louisiana. Engineering, design, permitting, and construction management. Sodium hydrosulfide in by rail and truck, out by ship. Two truck bays, one rail station, and two 60,000-barrel tanks.

Beaumont, Texas. Mechanical and instrumentation and electrical design for up to 50,000 barrels per hour. Three crude loading arms, two dock safety units, fire protection, stormwater, switch rack, and instrumentation.

Seabrook, Texas. Mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation design. Two 80,000-barrel tanks, two 3,500-gallon-per-minute pumps with VFDs, inbound metering, barge and ship loading, and two rail spots.

Seabrook, Texas. Mechanical design for a specialty-chemical expansion. Nine API 650 tanks, one truck bay, five rail spots, and connections to four barge and ship docks. Nine chemicals, each on its own automated system. About 204,000 barrels added.

Dakota City, Nebraska. Mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation design. Seven API 650 tanks, steam and condensate, water treatment, instrument air, and two truck bays, with transfers run from the control room.