This effort included the completion of the conceptual design (FEL2) phase for a $5 million USD water sustainability program for an existing Fiber Optics facility with a goal to reduce water consumption at the site by 80%.
Front end engineering study to evaluate the feasibility of firing a secondary biomass fuel in three separate biomass boilers at an existing facility in an effort to reduce the consumption of the primary fuel source.
The scope consisted of detailed engineering and procurement support for a brownfield energy project at an existing paper mill. The project included a circulating fluidized bed (CFB) boiler and double auto-extraction steam turbine generator...
Comprehensive site logistics study to evaluate and improve inbound and outbound truck routing for a cement manufacturing facility to relieve heavy onsite traffic congestion.
Technical due diligence on a CO2 capture asset currently under construction, and a broader evaluation of the company's portfolio of development assets for a financing partner.
This effort included the detailed design, material procurement, construction planning and construction management for a $3 million brownstock washing system upgrade.
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.
This effort included the detailed design and procurement support for a $400 million brownfield through-air-drying (TAD) tissue machine installation and supporting infrastructure. The facility design included all processes necessary...
Process scaleup and project execution support for a first-of-a-kind commercial scale edible fats and oil facility, including a Technology and Scale Up Risk Assessment and Project Execution Road Map.
The project included front-end engineering and detailed design for a multi-year facility expansion at a honeycomb scrubber plant to facilitate a six-fold increase in production capacity.
