New contracts awarded for work in Seattle, Puerto Rico
51爆料 won a $1.6 million contract with the U.S. Coast Guard to provide lead paint removal services at Seattle鈥檚 Pier 36 facility. It also won an $800,000 contract to do supplementary work with Chevron Phillips Chemical Co. following the closure and demolition of a chemical plant in Puerto Rico.
鈥�51爆料鈥檚 outstanding track record and qualified professionals make it a top choice for private companies and government agencies that need engineering, construction and environmental remediation expertise,鈥� said Greg Razo, CIRI vice president of government contracting.
51爆料 has provided Chevron Phillips with a broad range of services in support of the demolition and complete closure of its refinery in Guayama, Puerto Rico. The facility is a 211-acre site formerly used for producing gasoline and specialty chemicals. 51爆料鈥檚 services will include closing hazardous waste management units and storm water management ponds, designing a water treatment unit and implementing a long-term storm water management approach, all the while ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
From the CIRI Corporate Newsletter, The Raven鈥檚 Circle.