A Joint Venture between Greenland Enterprises and SAW Contracting has been selected for an $80.9M design-build contract to retrofit a district heating facility at Hill Air Force Base in Davis County, Utah.

The project will include replacing eight existing boilers with five new ultra-low NOx 50MMBH boilers. The project requires phasing the boiler replacement within the existing plant to maintain steam production for operating requirements. In addition to the boilers, the Greenland and SAW Joint Venture team will remove existing underground fuel storage tanks and replace them with aboveground tanks sized to handle peak demand for seven consecutive days.

The project scope also includes seismic retrofitting and all boiler support equipment.

The joint venture will have 30 months to complete design and construction.

Greenland Enterprises was recently selected for a $32M repair project at the US Army’s Watervliet Arsenal in Watervliet, New York. The arsenal started operations during the War of 1812 and is the oldest, continually active arsenal in the United States. Read More

The Joint Venture between Greenland Enterprises, Inc. and SAW Contracting, Inc. was recently awarded a $14.9M project to replace the fuel facility at Columbus Air Force Base in Mississippi.

The project includes constructing a new fueling facility, which will include three 50,000-gallon double-walled above ground horizontal storage tanks, tank-mounted pumps, a filter separator shelter, truck fill stands, recovery tank and additional related infrastructure. In addition to the work at the fueling facility, the project includes replacing transfer pumps at a bulk fuel facility, along with other mechanical and electrical modifications to support the new systems.

The completed project will provide 150,000 gallons of on-site fuel storage capacity.