Primoris Project Integrates Cianbro and A/Z Work INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING MARKET In 2019, Cianbro and A/Z Corporation won bids for the mechanical and electrical portions of the Primoris LNG Liquefaction Replacement project in Essex County, Massachusetts. Due to sizable change orders throughout the project, the job grew beyond the original scope, including unanticipated excavation and backfill for the civil foundation. Due to the increased scope of work, the timeframe to complete the project became a concern, but sure enough, the team rose to the occasion to see it through. This project served as the perfect opportunity for Cianbro and A/Z to collaborate as a team and meet a challenging goal. The on-site Cianbro team worked alongside A/Z to assist with the change management involved in the electrical scope. By working together, both companies successfully met all the client’s goals, recently receiving substantial completion for the contractual scope of the project. The Primoris job site in Essex County, Massachusetts.
ABC Connecticut Recognizes Boil Off Gas Compressor Upgrade INDUSTRIAL & MANUFACTURING MARKET In October, Cianbro received the 2021 Excellence in Construction Award for the Boil Off Gas Compressor Upgrade from the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Connecticut Chapter. This merit award was given in the category of Industrial/Small Projects. Cianbro completed the construction and installation of a new boil off gas compressor upgrade at an LNG Facility in southeastern Massachusetts, while the facility continued to operate safely and reliably. The LNG Facility is a peak-shaving satellite facility constructed in the early 1970s. It plays a vital role in delivering sustained gas service primarily to meet peak demand by its customers. The scope of work involved civil, structural, mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation and controls, and hoisting and rigging. Additional details included constructing the new compressor building, receiving and placing the compressor 10
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On hand to receive the Award of Merit were (from left) Project Engineer Kate Mitchell, Business Development Professional Taylor Perry, Project Manager Max Reiser, and Project Superintendent Ron Werner. units, fin fan coolers, pre-heaters, and pumps on the installed foundations, installing structural steel and foundations for new pipe rack from the compressor building to tank farm area, and completing all tie-in connections from the existing plant to the new buildings, compressors, and equipment skids.
