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re: Who are the General Contractors for the plants around Baton Rouge & the rest of Louisiana?
Posted on 8/6/23 at 3:38 pm to SkinnyPete
Posted on 8/6/23 at 3:38 pm to SkinnyPete
That is too broad of a question. Like someone else said, industrial construction is broken down by the type of work. For example, I work for an industrial civil contractor in TX. We are technically a GC but we specialize in Civil. Others said MMR and Triad. They are I&E companies. Brock/Brand are soft craft companies. Turner and performance would generally be known as general mechanical. I would not argue that Turner probably has over 50% if maintenance contracts and that would include TX as well as LA. I do know Zachry has a whole bunch also. Just depends on the plant and/or units in the plant. Each unit can have their own maintenance bunch and who that is can vary from unit to unit.
Posted on 8/6/23 at 3:54 pm to Marlo Stanfield
General Contractor is a term for commercial building not industrial.
I don't know but Turner is a big boy nationwide in plant maintenance and turnarounds. They did lose the maintenance contract for Citgo in Lake Charles a year or two ago.
On capital construction, Bay Ltd is a really big boy, they get whatever they want for Valero and ChevronPhilips Chemical. Then again, the Berry family owns a big chunk of Valero stock and helped finance their change from being a local Texas natural gas producer to refining.
Lawrence Berry's ranch at Rosharon is fun with skeet, trap, and live pigeon shoots attended by execs from most major refining companies, along with both Dem and GOP elected officials.
I don't know but Turner is a big boy nationwide in plant maintenance and turnarounds. They did lose the maintenance contract for Citgo in Lake Charles a year or two ago.
On capital construction, Bay Ltd is a really big boy, they get whatever they want for Valero and ChevronPhilips Chemical. Then again, the Berry family owns a big chunk of Valero stock and helped finance their change from being a local Texas natural gas producer to refining.
Lawrence Berry's ranch at Rosharon is fun with skeet, trap, and live pigeon shoots attended by execs from most major refining companies, along with both Dem and GOP elected officials.
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