Project: Oklahoma Gas and Electric / Conoco Phillips - Ponca City Ok. Co - Generation Plant
Completed: 3/10/07 |
In 2006 PRC purchased Oklahoma Gas & Electric’s (OGE’s) 70 Mega Watt power and steam generating plant in Ponca City, Oklahoma. The Unit consisted of (2) Westinghouse W251B8 gas turbine driven 35 mw generator sets and (2) Waste heat boilers producing steam for the ConocoPhillips Refinery. Units were match marked dismantled, and shipped to Houston, Texas.
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Project: Port of Houston Paceco Crane
Completed: 7/23/07 |
| Dismantled and removed a 40 ton rated Paceco Container Crane from the docks of the Port of Houston. Project required close communications and coordination with the Port Safety and Mechanical Engineers. Working on and over the docks required special planning and procedures to dismantle and remove the crane weighing in excess 1.3 million pounds. |
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Project: Lady Luck Grand Casino Biloxi Ms. - Hurricane Katrina Emergency Response
Completed: 3/12/06 |
Harrah’s Biloxi Grand Casino Lady Luck Gaming Barge was 300 foot long by 100 foot wide 60 foot tall and was brought ashore a half a mile from it’s mooring and struck a six story historical Hotel which was condemned and also later demolished. PRC recycled over 1,700 tons of steel and removed 4,400 cubic yards of debris.
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Project: Harrah’s Grand Casino Biloxi Ms. - Hurricane Katrina Emergency Response
Completed: 5/4/06 |
The Harrah’s Grand Casino Biloxi’s Main Gaming Barge was 700 foot long 110 foot wide and, 75 foot tall brought ashore a half a mile from its moorings. PRC recycled over 6,000 tons of steel and removed 21,000 yards of debris. This Demolition Project was featured in the August 2006 edition of National Geographic. It was the Largest Casino Barge brought ashore by Katrina.
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Project: Harrah’s Grand Casino Gulfport Ms. - Hurricane Katrina Emergency Response
Completed: 11/2/06 |
The Harrah’s Grand Casino Gulfport was 600 foot long 110 foot wide and 60 foot tall. During the storm the gaming barge damaged its (6) mooring dolphins and sunk in shallow water where it was docked. After building two concrete ramps to gain access and egress to the casino in the water, PRC demolished the casino buildings leaving the barge in tact. Divers then repaired and refloated the barges to facilitate their removal to another location for disposal. PRC also removed the (6) mooring Dolphins and removed concrete and debris from the water left there by Katrina.
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Project: Casino Magic Bay St. Louis Ms
Completed: 6/15/07 |
| This Special Events Barge was also blown into a Wet lands area and entailed the building of a one and a half mile road to gain access. Special equipment was required to work in this swamp like environment. The barge and building was 250 foot long 100 foot wide and 35 foot tall and generated over 1000 tons of steel and 2000 cubic yards of concrete. The Barge and road were removed to preserve the Wet lands to its natural state. |
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Project: Penn Gaming Boom Town Casino Barge Gulfport Ms.
Completed: 12/20/06 |
| The Boom town Special events Barge was blown over a mile from its mooring by Hurricane Katrina. Its final resting place was in a protected wetlands area that required a one mile road to be built to facilitate the demolition. The project was Completed:ahead of schedule preserving the wet lands as it was before. |
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Project: Intertrade Holdings
Completed: 4/15/07 |
| Purchased SO2 plant and tank farm from a copper smelter in Copper Hill Tennessee. Project also entailed ACM removal, cleaning and environmental concerns. |
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Project: Old Armco Steel Mill
Completed: 12/05/05 |
In excess of 12,000 tons material included in over 550,000 sq. ft. footprint of buildings up to eight (8) stories tall. Includes four (4) water towers and a 500-ton Dravo crane on their Houston Ship Channel dock.
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Project: Park Crest Builders - London Square Village Apartments
Completed: 10/05/05 |
| London Square Apartments, a 200-unit apartment complex rehabs. In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Asbestos abatement and selective Demolition of HUD funded project. This is the second project of its kind done for this customer. The first project was Completed:in the Fort Worth Texas area. |
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Project: Galveston Bay Processing
Completed: 1/15/05 |
| Hydrocarbon Distillation unit in Winnie TX. This unit was gas freed, abated and dismantled all in a working plant environment. PRC kept to our original planned work schedule and finished the project with no change orders. |
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