Oil & Gas

PROVIDING OIL & GAS

BOND Civil & Utility is a premier full-service construction management and self-performing general contractor working within the power, energy and infrastructure markets.

WE ARE COMMITTED TO THE ENVIRONMENTS IN WHICH WE WORK. Dedication, communication, collaboration and safety allow us to deliver technically-complex oil & gas projects while ensuring successful project outcomes that are safe, reliable and cost effective.

BOND Civil & Utility has been working in the Oil & Gas industry for many decades. Navigating today’s complex energy landscape takes expert leadership, investment in fast-developing technology and focused engagement. Our mission is to help our clients navigate through this complex environment and find solutions that achieve their energy and power goals now and well into the future. BOND Civil & Utility understands that power and energy is the lifeblood that enlivens within suburban, rural and urban district communities.

THE BOND FAMILY OF COMPANIES

TIM PEER, PE VP, DISTRICT ENERGY

PAUL JAMES SVP, RISK MANAGEMENT & GENERAL COUNSEL

BOB MISCHLER VP OPERATIONS, EASTERN NEW ENGLAND

DAN RAMOS VP OPERATIONS, WESTERN NEW ENGLAND

MIKE WALSH, LEED AP VP CHRIS FOGG, CM-BIM, CM-LEAN VP, INTEGRATED SERVICES

JAMES DINARDI, CCIFP CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

FRANK HAYES PRESIDENT

TONY BOND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER & PRESIDENT

RICH SMALL CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

KANE CUDDY PRESIDENT

CHRIS DECKER SENIOR VP, NEW ENGLAND

DAN FOPPIANO VP, NEW YORK/ NEW JERSEY

SCOTT CHURCHILL VP, SALES AND REVENUE STRATEGY

KRISTAN KOCH CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER

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STACEY DILLON VP, OF MECHANICAL

VANESSA BROWN CHIEF HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICER

AARON GOVONI VP,

CLIENT STRATEGY

JIM BEATON Project Executive , NE

DAN FOPPIANO Vice President, NYC/NJ

MIKE MOORE Vice President, Field Operations , NE

CHRIS PASQUALICHIO Field Operations Manager, NYC

MAINLINE

Transmission Pipelines

Valves / Reversals / Modifications

Launchers & Receivers

Integrity Management Program (IMP)

FACILITIES

Meter Stations

Compressor Stations

LNG + CNG Work

DISTRIBUTION

Mains & Services

DELIVERY METHODS

Engineering Procurement

Construction (EPC)

Design-Build (D/B)

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Integrated Project Delivery (IPD)

Time & Materials (T&M)

Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP)

Lump Sum (LS)

casestudies

NATIONAL GRID

Greenpoint LNG Vaporizers 11 & 12

contract value

year completed

OWNER

national grid

LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION bond’s services

National Grid chose BOND Civil & Utility to provide general contracting services for the installation of two new Linde vaporizers at the existing Greenpoint Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)Facility. BOND performed all of the civil and concrete work site associated with the installation of the new pre-engineered metal building that houses the vaporizers. This included site grading, excavation, backfill, foundations and site restoration. BOND Civil & Utility’s primary scope of work included the installation of 26 cast in place pipe supports. We also supervised and managed subcontractors responsible for the mechanical and electrical installations, demolition and steel erection.

$10

MILLION

contract value

2018

year completed

OWNER

BOND Civil & Utility was contracted to complete main replacement and install new services throughout the Bronx community. BOND Civil & Utility coordinated extensively with ConEdison to work through different permit restrictions and also coordinated with commercial and residential owners to minimize impact to the existing businesses and infrastructure. Throughout the contract, BOND Civil & Utility focused on the highest levels of safety, quality and customer relations to execute on the work.

consolidated edison

UNIT PRICE bond’s services

Bronx 16” Inlet Piping

year completed $9

MILLION

contract value

2016

BOND Civil & Utility was selected by ConEdison to install 6,250 linear feet of a major gas pipeline in the Bronx. The project presented several challenges that BOND Civil & Utility was able to overcome and manage. BOND Civil & Utility successfully installed a welded connection steel main through a network of existing utilities in an urban setting. This project had many challenges and included: work hour stipulations, congested city streets and coordinating with vendors to offload delivery of materials. BOND Civil & Utility met these challenges, contributing them to becoming a preferred contractor of Con Edison.

ENGINEER consolidated edison

LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION bond’s services

NATIONAL GRID Growth Point

contract value

year completed

OWNER

national grid

$51 MILLION 2021

LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION bond’s services

The BOND Civil & Utility Construction Team are installing approximately 5-miles of 20” steel gas main to run parallel to an existing main, for initial operation at 99 psig, but built to a 200 psig MAOP spec. This project, located in West Warwick and East Greenwich, RI will be built over the course of three years. While the majority of the pipeline will be installed by open-cut methods, the scope will include two HDD’s and six Jack-and-Bores.

ENBRIDGE

AIM Meter Station Program

$42 MILLION

contract value

2016

year completed

ENGINEERS

mott macdonald northstar mustang group

LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION

bond’s services

BOND Civil & Utility worked directly with Enbridge (Spectra Energy) to complete all meter and regulator station work as part of the AIM project. BOND Civil & Utility worked closely with all facets of Enbridge’s team, including Project Management, Right-of-Way Agents and Materials Management group, to ensure an on-time project that minimized disruption to Enbridge’s existing system as well as their customer’s systems.

BOND Civil & Utility successfully completed work at 22 new and existing stations over a twoyear period utilizing a centralized prefabrication shop that not only enhanced safety, quality and schedule but also allowed for the most efficient deployment of labor and equipment.

ENBRIDGE ENERGY PARTNERS

Atlantic Bridge Meter Stations

year completed $13

MILLION 2018

contract value

OWNER enbridge energy partners

LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION bond’s services

This project involved three sites in MA and two sites in CT, all working simultaneously to upgrade existing stations and build two new sites from the ground up. The majority of the stations were worked under live conditions and temporary bypasses installed to maintain gas flow white the old stations were reworked. BOND Civil & Utility provided self-performing crews for this work as well as some specialty subcontractors under our management to ensure the work was performed safely.

GEMMA POWER SYSTEMS

Towantic Meter Station

$4 MILLION

contract value

2017

year completed

ENGINEER

The Towantic Meter Station project scope and location provided BOND Civil & Utility a competitive opportunity to demonstrate its passion and quality to a strong client, Gemma Power Systems. The Towantic Meter Station project was a greenfield job which called for furnishing, fabricating and installing a natural gas meter station feeding Gemma Power System’s new gas fired power plant in Towantic, CT. The scope also included tie-in to the existing main, 500 ft run of 16” CS coatings, pressure test, electrical, controls and all associated civil and mechanical work.

northstar industries

1200 SF prefabricated concrete building

year completed $20

BOND Civil & Utility’s gas transmission & distribution team worked alongside the Millennium Pipeline Company and Algonquin Gas Transmission, Co. to upgrade the existing meter and regulator facility. The project scope included: a tie-in to the existing Millennium 30” pipeline, two (2) filter separators, two (2) 16” ultrasonic meter runs, three (3) 10” ultrasonic meter runs, two (2) 30” ultrasonic meter runs, four (4) regulators runs, a regulation vault and prefabricated regulator building, one (1) line heater, EGM building and tie into Enbridge 30” and 42” pipeline. All work was completed in an operational station.

ENBRIDGE

West Roxbury Lateral

$50

MILLION

contract value

2016

year completed

ENGINEER

BOND Civil & Utility self-performed this pipeline installation and supplemented the project with specialized subcontractors to complete the project. The scope of work included: the installation of a 48-inch cased crossing under Interstate 95 via pipe ramming, a 24-inch cased crossing under MBTA tracks via an auger bore, installation of approximately 3.8 linear miles of pipe through 3 residential communities, crossing of major street intersections and approximately 1.2 linear miles of pipe on Route 1.

vanasse hangen brustlin, inc.

LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION bond’s services

WILLIAMS TRANSCONTINENTAL PIPELINE Station 240

year completed

contract value

BOND Civil & Utility was chosen by Williams Transcontinental Pipeline (Williams Transco) and Black & Veatch to complete the mechanical, substructure and concrete scopes of the Station 240 project.

REALITY CAPTURE | VIRTUAL DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION

INTEGRATED SERVICES START WITH THE END

IN MIND.

BOND Civil & Utility’s Integrated Services model is a collaborative approach that combines the latest technology innovations with the brightest teams to manage a project’s entire life-cycle.

Site Evaluation

Improved Planning

Enhanced Quality Control

Coordination and Constructability Reviews

Virtual Reviews

Model Code-Required Clearances

Maintenance of Access Zones around Equipment

Clash Detection within Existing Conditions Model

Effectively Track Punch List / Commissioning Items

WILLIAMS CHURCH

Compressor Station Phase I & Phase II

year completed

contract value

BOND Civil & Utility worked with LMC Industrial Contractors and other contractors on this highlycoordinated site to complete the foundations and building erection on a very tight schedule. The first phase of the project involved the placement of more than 1,000 cubic yards of concrete, as well as coordinating the setting of three compressors and multiple skids within a tight site in order to meet a critical supply date for Williams. The second phase of the project involved the placement of more than 1,200 cubic yards of concrete while working on an active compressor station site to complete the setting of five additional compressors.

ENGINEER turnkey specialist, inc.

LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION bond’s services

MILLENNIUM PIPELINE Ramapo M&R Station

year completed $20

MILLION 2018

LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION bond’s services

contract value

BOND Civil & Utility’s gas transmission & distribution team worked alongside the Millennium Pipeline Company and Algonquin Gas Transmission, Co. to upgrade the existing meter and regulator facility. The project scope included: a tie-in to the existing Millennium 30” pipeline, two (2) filter separators, two (2) 16” ultrasonic meter runs, three (3) 10” ultrasonic meter runs, two (2) 30” ultrasonic meter runs, four (4) regulators runs, a regulation vault and prefabricated regulator building, one (1) line heater, EGM building and tie in to Enbridge 30” and 42” pipeline. All work was completed in an operational station.

EXPER IENCE

BOND Civil & Utility considers protecting every person within or near the construction site its foremost priority. No priority overrules safety at any time. We integrate safety into our construction planning and activities. This is represented by

OUR 2022-2023 EMR RATING OF .79

SAFETY FORWARD BEST PRACTICES.

NATIONAL GRID

Chelsea Gate Station

$5

MILLION

contract value

2018

year completed

OWNER

national grid

LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION bond’s services

National Grid requested BOND Civil & Utility to service this project helping to increase their gas distribution network in Staten Island. Chelsea Gate Station will increase stability among commercial businesses and residents by decreasing the existing transmission pressure gas lines. Our team will install roughly 2000’ of a 12” Steel Distribution main tying into a newly constructed two stage regulator station and installation of 690’ of a 12” Steel Transmission main from an existing 20” HP gas line that supplies a third of Staten Island.

SPECTRA ENERGY

Burrillville Compressor Station contract value

year completed

BOND Civil & Utility was selected to work on the station upgrade as part of a pipeline expansion project to bring more natural gas to New England and ease the region’s energy crisis. The project scope centered around the addition of a new Solar Turbine Mars 100 unit at an existing facility.

ENGINEER spectra energy LUMP SUM CONSTRUCTION bond’s services

The Northeast’s Most Trusted Full-Service Pipeline Contractor

Committed to the Environments in Which We Work

Strong Dedication, Communication, Collaboration and Safety

Devoted to Enhancing Energy Reliability for Our Communities