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Central Plants - Major
Projects Overview
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UTRP-UP
1
$5,429,424
Mechanical Contract
7500
ton capacity
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University of Texas M. D.
Anderson
UTRP Utility Plant No. 1
Houston, Texas
Way
Engineering is the HVAC Subcontractor for this new Utility Plant serving
the University of Texas M. D. Anderson’s new Research Park. Way
Engineering is providing (3) chillers, (3) cooling towers, (6) pumps,
and (1) emergency generator for this facility. The central plant
will have a capacity of 7,500 tons of air conditioning.
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 MHH
Central Plants
$11,329,000
Mechanical Contract
New
Mechanical and Plumbing Systems to support new and existing buildings
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Memorial Hermann Hospital
Hermann-Robertson & Jones-Cullen Central Plants
Houston, Texas
This
Flood Mitigation Project involved construction of two mechanical
central plants to support existing Hospital Operations. Way
Engineering’s work included installation of new plumbing &
mechanical systems in new and existing buildings in parallel with existing
system operations. Detailed sequencing was required to provide minimal
disruption to Hospital Operations during switchover from the existing
systems to new services. Final completion involved large scale
demolition of existing systems after conversions.
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Methodist
Hospital CP
$3,093,122
Mechanical Contract
6,000
tons of cooling
(3)
2,000 ton chillers
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Methodist Hospital
Central Plant Upgrade
Houston, Texas
As
Mechanical Contractor on this Central Plant upgrade, Way Engineering was
contracted to provide and install three (3) 2000-ton New York
centrifugal chillers, six (6) B&G pumps, and a 45-ton roof top
chilled water AHU, in addition to ASHRAE Standard 15 refrigerant
detection and emergency ventilation system and refrigerant pump out
unit.
Our work on this project included all associated labor,
materials, demolition and disposal of piping systems, hoisting, core
drilling, insulation, sheet metal work, and commissioning. |
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Reliant
Park Central Plant
$6,800,000
Mechanical Contract
20,000
tons of cooling
(10)
1,900 ton chillers
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Reliant Park Central
Heating & Cooling Facility
Houston,
Texas
AGC
APEX V - Excellence in Construction Award
Way Engineering performed the $6.8 million HVAC Piping contract for this
20,000 ton central plant. Completed
in September, 2001, this new Central Plant houses ten (10) 1,900 ton
centrifugal chillers, one (1) 38,000 gpm cooling tower with five cells,
three (3) 1,200 hp hot water boilers, one (1) 300 hp hot water boiler,
primary and secondary variable pumping systems and 3.5 miles of underground
piping. |
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United
Space Alliance
$3,500,000
Prime Contract
One
million gallon thermal energy storage system
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United Space Alliance
Houston, Texas
As
Prime Contractor to United Space Alliance, the Way Engineering
Design/Build Team developed and installed a 1400-ton direct expansion
retrofit with a new air-cooled, chilled water Central Plant, as well as
a one (1) million gallon thermal energy storage system, complete
with a state-of-the-art Andover DDC Control System. |
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Union
Station District Energy Center
$11,900,000
HVAC Contract
16,000
tons of cooling with 22,000 tons capacity
44,000
ton hours with 88,000 ton hours capacity
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Union Station District
Energy Center
Houston, Texas
AGC
APEX IV - Excellence in Construction Award
Way
Engineering provided Design/Assist, Methods of constructability,
Fabrication, and Installation services for Reliant Energy's (formerly
Northwind) District Cooling
Facility located in downtown Houston, Texas.
This facility, built with the initial capacity of 16,000 tons and
44,000 ton hours of external melt ice coils, provides cooling to the new
mechanical system installed by Way Engineering at the Astro's new
ballpark, as well as multiple buildings in the downtown district.
As more customers are added to the system, the plant has been
arranged to allow expansion of chillers, towers and ice coils to expand
to 22,000 tons and 88,000 ton hours. |
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Harris
County Central Plant
$17,500,000
Prime Contract
7,200
tons of cooling
100M
BTU's of heating |
Harris County Central
Plant
Houston, Texas
AGC
APEX IV - Excellence in Construction Award
Way Companies was the Prime
Contractor providing all construction services including the erection of
the building. The central
plant, with a capacity of 7200
tons of air conditioning and 100 million
BTU’s of heating capacity, serves eight (8) existing Harris
County buildings and three future buildings.
The central plant is connected to these buildings across nine
blocks by utilizing existing County utility tunnels for five miles of
new piping. |
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