Front-end engineering services and project development support for a new three stage feedstock cleaning/storage system at an existing non-wood ag-based pulping and molding facility.
Front-end engineering and project development support for a 450,000 TPA greenfield wood pellet plant. Roundwood and residuals were used for feedstock. Facility included rotary drying, rail and truck loadout capability.
Civil engineering design, permit coordination, and construction administration for the development of a 1.9-acre outparcel for a dental office utilizing a common pond for stormwater detention.
Red Flags Analysis report in support of client’s potential investment in a polystyrene recycling company and the planned scale up of their demonstration-level facility to a commercial scale.
Detailed design for a maintenance and reliability project on an existing linerboard machine, improving forming section shower system performance and addressing historical water quality issues.
Front-end engineering services for a pelletized bagasse feedstock facility supporting sustainable aviation fuel production at a co-located sugar mill, including bagasse handling, drying, pelletizing, utility upgrades, and carbon capture.
This project included a contract for detailed design following a transition from another engineering firm at less than 10% complete; however, construction activities had already begun in the field. The scope of the project...
This effort included the detailed design, procurement, and construction management for a $150 million plant to produce Omega-3 fatty acids from micro algae for the animal nutrition industry.
This effort centered around providing early-stage project development services for a brownfield wood pellet plant rated at 150,000 metric tons per year. Residuals from nearby sawmills made up all of the feedstock used for this project. ..
Project management and construction oversight for an $8 million chemical manufacturing facility upgrade, including direct supervision of detailed design and construction bid process.