Back online before the window closes.
Combined-cycle upgrades, turbine and piping work, process facilities and plant modernizations, delivered inside outage windows where every hour offline costs the owner.
What is really at stake.
The outage has an end date
A planned outage starts and ends on fixed dates. Every lift, weld and test has to fit inside it, with float held for what opened equipment reveals.
Hazards stay live
Hot work beside operating units, confined spaces and line breaks on systems that ran yesterday. Permits and isolation are scheduled tasks, not afterthoughts.
Preparation decides the result
The outage is won before shutdown. Spools, valves and controls hardware must be on site, checked and staged before the unit comes offline.
Where we work.
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Generation plant upgrades
Turbine, heat recovery, piping and controls work on combined-cycle and thermal units.
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Planned outages and turnarounds
Pre-staged work packages and round-the-clock shifts to a fixed restart date.
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Process and midstream facilities
Pipe racks, compressor and pump stations, tank farms and their electrical systems.
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Prefabricated modules
Pipe and equipment modules built and tested off site, then set and connected fast.
How we run the job.
The capabilities that carry the most weight in this market.
Lump-sum EPC with one team carrying engineering, procurement and field execution.
Spools and modules fabricated off site so field hours inside the fence drop.
Our own crews for rigging, steel and pipe installation, under one safety program.
Laser scans of the existing plant so new spools fit the first time they are set.
One outage window, back online early.
The combined-cycle upgrade was delivered under an EPC contract. Turbine, piping and controls work was planned into hour-by-hour packages months ahead, materials were staged and verified before shutdown, and the critical path was reviewed every shift, so the unit returned to service ahead of its scheduled restart.
- 620 MW
- Plant capacity
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- Outage window
- EPC
- Delivery
Questions worth asking first.
How do you protect an outage schedule?
We build the outage plan with operations months ahead, stage and verify every material before shutdown, walk down each work package and review the critical path every shift.
How do you work safely next to operating units?
Every task runs under the owner’s permit system with hazard analysis, gas monitoring where needed and verified isolation before any line is opened.
Why prefabricate outage work?
Work done off site is safer, easier to inspect and free from plant congestion and weather. It shortens the time the unit is down.
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