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Compression / Civil + mechanical

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Compression

& NRU

West Texas

Seven-month schedule

Zero recordables

The assignment

Ten units.
One accountable partner.

Vector served as general contractor for the civil and piping scope on one of two compression stations built downstream of a new cryogenic gas plant. This stand-alone project moved from site preparation and foundations through mechanical completion and final hookup.

Total capacity

41,750

HP

Man-hours

67,207

OSHA recordables

Zero

Inspection result

Passed

No issues

Scope of work

From the ground

through the tie-in.

Aerial view of an industrial construction site and surrounding right of way

Civil

Site grading and layout, pile installation, and cast-in-place concrete for ten compressor and cooler positions, tanks, and the main header.

Mechanical

Structural steel erection plus fabrication and installation of customer-provided piping, followed by unit connections and final header tie-ins.

Execution

A 35-person Vector crew spanning supervision, QA/QC, safety, flange bolt-ups, welding, and civil trades—with approximately 180 years of combined capital-project experience.

Field execution

The work
didn’t stop
at sundown.

From earthwork through mechanical completion, the job followed a disciplined sequence of grading, pile installation, concrete, structural steel, fabrication, and final tie-ins. The project remained ahead of schedule and ahead of budget for its full duration.

Aerial view of illuminated industrial foundation work Vector team member inspecting industrial foundation work

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