The scope of this effort consisted of front-end engineering for a significant capacity increase for an existing polymer facility. The facility produces high-performance elastomers used as replacements for rubber. The project team...
Front-end engineering and project development services to determine feasibility and order of magnitude costs for a greenfield facility with 150MW Electrolyzers and balance of plant infrastructure.
Front end engineering, detailed design, and Project Management and Construction Oversight services for a $5MM TIC warehouse expansion project at a 25 TPD ag-based pulp thermoforming facility.
Conceptual civil engineering and site plan development to support the preliminary plan approval for a 12,000-square foot indoor pickleball and badminton facility.
This effort included detailed design mechanical, piping, electrical and structural services to support a $500 million expansion to add two new sustainable technology product lines at an existing automotive manufacturing facility.
Isomer provided full-service FEL3 Engineering for a new ferric chloride production process at an existing specialty chemicals facility, including heat and material and layout development.
FEL1 Engineering and Owner’s Engineering Services for a 160 TPD Tissue Machine Rebuild project to convert from Towel-grade to Tissue-grade and increase production capacity as part of a Fleet-wide Rebuild Program.
This scope consisted of front-end engineering and detailed design to increase the bark firing capacity of an existing combination boiler at a paper mill. Initial studies identified issues, and the project team proceeded...
Civil engineering design, permit coordination, and construction administration for a commercial office park development, master planned to be anchored by a medical office with five (5) accessory building pads for a total 40,000-sf.
Detailed design engineering for replacement of an existing 240V MCC with a new 480V MCC at a specialty chemical facility, including relocation and refeed of wall-mounted loads to the new MCC.
