Project Management and Construction Oversight services for a 15TPD ag-based fiber thermoforming line retrofit, including demolition of old equipment and design/installation of new equipment.
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.
Detailed design, procurement, and construction (EPC) services for a $300 million coal-fired power plant regulatory program including fly ash, bottom ash, and water management conversions.
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. ..
This $150 million scope consisted of conceptual engineering, front-end engineering, and detailed design to meet an issued environmental consent decree at three similar yet unique metallurgical coking facilities...
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.
Front end engineering, detailed design, and Project Management and Construction Oversight services for a $3MM TIC project to expand an existing vacuum system at a 25 TPD ag-based pulp thermoforming facility.
Isomer completed an engineering review of a proposed facility producing lithium carbonate and rare earth oxides from recycled batteries and magnets, assessing technology, scale-up, site, demand, and finances in a report with findings and red flags.
Civil engineering, permit coordination, and construction administration for the development of a 32.6-acre existing undeveloped site for the construction of a light industrial park
Detailed design and FEL2 for a 25 TPD molded fiber production facility. Design included new repulping, stock prep, thermoforming, and utility systems located in an existing manufacturing facility.
