Shell Pipeline Company
Bio-fuels and Ethanol Upgrade Project

Seattle, Washington

Project Description

Greenberry was selected by the owner as general contractor to modify their Seattle/Harbor Island Terminal facility at the Port of Seattle so they could receive and distribute both ethanol and bio-fuels to the Seattle Metropolitan area.  This was a fast tract project that involved an extensive amount of overtime while also maintaining an extensive QA/QC program that included over 6,000 diameter inches of X-Ray quality welding of carbon pipe.

Service Provided

• 100% of all civil and concrete placement.
• Extensive expansion of the rail car unloading area.
• Fabricate and install over 8,600 lineal feet of 2” to 10” carbon pipe.
• Over 6,000 diameter inches of pipe welding that were X-Ray tested at both our shop and in the field.
• 100% of all structural steel fabrication and installation.
• 100% of all piping insulation supply and install.
• 100% of all surface preparation and painting.
• Installations of all new gasoline, diesel, ethanol, and bio-fuel loading arm piping and equipment for five truck lanes.
• Start up support.

Project Statistics

• Project completed on time.
• Project completed within budget.

Project Timeline

• Start : July 2008
• Completion : December 2008