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This terminal project was a complete 30-acre site completed from August 2017 to July 2018. Jones Contractors installed three 240,000 BBL tanks, four inbound pig traps (with leak detection metering), three 500-hp vertical booster pumps, 24-inch suction and fill lines with manifolding, one 30-inch ball prover, and multiple truck unload LACTs. Overall, Jones’ crews made a total of 4,576 welds from ¾-inch to 24-inch in diameter, tied more than 33 tons of rebar and set in 527 foundations. 

This station was a green-field construction project. The scope of the project included all grading, civil, structural, mechanical and electrical work associated with the installation of new pumps, pipe, valves, fittings, platforms, stairways, pump buildings, bridge crane, electrical substation, electrical equipment buildings, and power and control wiring. Additionally, Jones Contractors installed all site grading, new roads, fencing, concrete foundations and supports, as well as procurement and installation of structural steel. The mechanical work included fabrication, installation, bolt-up, associated fittings, reducers and coating of 2-inch thru 24-inch piping with 31,796 weld inches on 1,320 welds. The job accrued 29,718 safe man hours on the project while completing these tasks. Equipment installation included a PDC building, one prover, two meter skids, two booster pumps and strainers, four truck LACT units, two underground sump tanks, and two pig traps.

For this gathering pipeline, Jones Contractors installed approximately 12 miles of 20-inch natural gas gathering pipeline from a well pad site to the connection location to the existing 20-inch gathering pipeline. This included installation of a 20-inch launcher at the Lite 11-11 well pad location and 16-inch launchers at the Lite 31-11 and 41-11 well pad sites to allow for the pigging of the new pipeline system. The 31-11 and 41-11 well pad connections included 16-inch laterals from the well pad and a WYE fitting connection to the new 20-inch gathering pipeline. Two new block valve locations were also installed. 

Jones Contractors performed upgrades to the this booster station which were required to facilitate other upgrades being made in order to produce a higher output. The company installed the following equipment for site development, installation of foundations and associated piping: a low temperature separator, a charge pump P-5210, a charge pump P-5220, a liquid coalescer, an NGL pump P-5410, an NGL pump P-5420, an EG skid, a moisture analyzer, an HP/LP process flare, a knockout drum V-7110, a knockout drum 7120, LP and HP knockout pumps and a 100-foot emergency flare. 

Construction of a 100,000 BBL tank storage facility with future expansion capability on a 14-acre site was part of this construction project in which Jones Contractors constructed a tank containment berm and performed site grading. The company installed all foundations, as well as setting all equipment: MCC, two 1,500-hp ML pumps, two 150-hp MLBP, two dual stream meter skids with sample skid, three truck LACTs, and three underground sumps. Fabrication and testing of 2,114 total welds from ¾- to 20-inch diameters for more than 23,000 weld inches. We also performed fencing services and road construction. 

For this refinery pipeline project, Jones Contractors installed new equipment and facilities to receive, transfer, and store crude oil between a new meter facility and three existing crude oil storage tanks. Additionally, the company constructed a new transfer meter facility on the refinery property and installed two new 20-inch pig launcher traps located within the existing tank TK-75 containment dike.

The pipeline and terminal project included the construction of sixty-nine miles of 12.75-inch common carrier pipeline from a green-field products terminal to another green-field products terminal. Along this route, Jones encountered multiple challenging terrain and difficult crossings that included thousands of linear feet of environmentally sensitive wet lands, railroads, major highways, county roads, and such like. At completion, Jones will have installed approximately 38,378 linear-feet of HDD with multiple bores in excess of 2,000 linear-feet.