Extensive Design-Build Ethanol Production Plant with a 40 MGY capacity. First major plant for the state of California with complete design and construction responsibility. Complete plant construction including site utilities, structural concrete, tanks and equipment, infrastructure, and complete fabrication shop onsite to produce and coordinate all pipe operations.
Extensive Design-Build Ethanol Production Plant with a 40 MGY capacity. First major plant for the state of California with complete design and construction responsibility. Complete plant construction including site utilities, structural concrete, tanks and equipment, infrastructure, and complete fabrication shop onsite to produce and coordinate all pipe operations.
W. M. Lyles Co. (WML) is partnering with Webcor Builders to provide subcontracting services to support the delivery of the UC Merced 2020 Project which nearly doubles the size of the existing UC Merced campus by adding 13 buildings with supporting infrastructure, featuring 1.2M gross square feet of classroom, research, student life, housing, and faculty office space. The $1.3B Design-Build-Operate-Finance project utilizes the P3 (Private-Public-Partnership) delivery method.
W. M. Lyles Co. was the prime contractor on this Progressive Design-Build project that connected portions of the District’s X, Y and Z Distribution Systems in order to provide irrigation water to an additional 3,500 acres of orchards and row crops. The project included the installation of 18,900 LF of 30″-36″ RCP pipelines, 30,200 LF of 18″-27″ PVC pipelines, 23 landowner farm turnouts and two 100 CFS booster pump stations.
W. M. Lyles Co. (WML) was the Design-Builder of this project which provided an important expansion to the District’s water recharge and recovery capacity. Recharge facilities constructed included the East Side Canal Inlet Structure, 9,000 LF of water delivery canal, three interbasin structures, five recharge basins, and 30,000 LF of perimeter levee and fencing. Recovery facilities constructed included five water production wells with associated mechanical, electrical and surge protection facilities, 8,300 LF of 14″-36″ PVC and DIP well collection pipelines, a Chlorination and Metering Facility, 26,500 LF of 36″ DIP transmission pipeline, a 36″ steel pipe canal overcrossing, and a 24″ metered turn-in to the Cross Valley Canal.
Three pump stations totaling 5,000 HP were constructed to deliver water through the new pipeline system. Canal improvements performed under this contract included a new headworks structure, a section of concrete lined canal, two reservoir inlet structures and a concrete canal check structure. Much of the work was constructed in/or adjacent to active orchards and row crops which required close coordination with landowners to minimize impacts to their operations.
