Standard
Constructors, INC.

LHC9 Piling

Freeport, Texas

Installed over 3,000 precast concrete piles for FLUOR to construct one of the largest furnaces in the world on the DOW LHC-9 project. Our full scope consisted of installing over 60,000 CY of imported fill, over 40,000 tons of limestone base and 2 sheet pile sumps in addition to the concrete pile installation.

Heavy Haul Bridge

Velasco Drainage District Canal

The bridge was built over the Velasco Drainage District canal just north of the DOW Chemical Oyster Creek Facility. The bridge spanned approximately one hundred seventy two feet across the canal and had a total surface area including the approaches of more than seven thousand square feet. Construction began late June 2013 and was completed August 2013.

TECO

Texas Medical Center

Pipe fabrication and installation of new subsurface supply lines for high rise building expansion.

TECO

Texas Medical Center

In-house engineered shore tunneling pit for new utility services for medical center expansion.

Storage Tank Foundation

Industrial storage tank foundation.

Phillips 66

Sweeny, Texas

BOP ARDS Expansion Project which consisted of underground piping, foundations, and structural steel.

Merey Sweeny Coker Unit

Phillips 66 and PDVSA

Standard Constructors, Inc’s scope of work consisted of driving concrete piles, site work, building a heavy haul road, concrete foundations, and tank rings.

Brio Site

Texas

Brio Site Task Force’s $100 million project was a top 10 ranked EPA superfund site in the United States and the largest in the state of Texas. Standard Constructors, Inc’s scope of work was to move approximately 1 million cubic yards of imported soil to cap the site with over 2 million square feet of liner installed and build a stainless steel extraction/separation unit.

Alligator Bayou

Reroute
Port Arthur, Texas

Alligator Bayou Reroute was the first milestone for Motiva’s $7 billion major Crude Expansion Project in Port Arthur, Texas. Standard Constructors, Inc. scope was to reroute the old Alligator Bayou into Port Arthur’s main drainage canal through a swamp, build a pump station, and a TX DOT bridge.

Alligator Bayou

Reroute Pump Station
Port Arthur, Texas

Pump station platform and walkway built by Standard Constructors, Inc. and three 2800gpm pumps with a vertical head of 17′ were installed to discharge over the sheet pile weir into the newly rerouted canal.