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Richland Borough 500,000-Gallon Elevated Water Storage Tank

Richland Borough, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania

LocationRichland Borough, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania
MarketWater Storage and Tanks

CIVIL, FOUNDATION, ELECTRICAL, AND INSULATION WORK FOR NEW 500,000-GALLON ELEVATED WATER STORAGE TANK.

Johnston Construction Company

  • Johnston Construction Company performed civil, foundation, electrical, and insulation work for the Richland Borough Elevated Water Storage Tank project in Richland Borough, Pennsylvania.
  • The project included construction of a new 500,000-gallon elevated water storage tank for Richland Borough in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.
  • JCC performed its work under subcontract to CB&I Storage Tank Solutions, LLC, which held the prime contract with Richland Borough for completion of the Richland Borough Elevated Water Storage Tank project.
  • The overall project included a new elevated water storage tank, tank mixing system, painting, control valve, exposed and buried ductile iron piping, bypass piping, electrical utility service connection equipment, standby generator with buried propane fuel tank, controls, radio communication, cellular alarm panel, lighting, grounding, power and control wiring, site work, paving, E&S control devices, demolition, and surface restoration.
  • JCC’s scope supported construction of the 500,000-gallon water storage tank through site work, foundation work, process piping, electrical work, grounding, generator coordination, insulation, testing coordination, documentation, and closeout support.

Concrete Services Division

  • Concrete Services Division, LLC performed concrete forming, placement, finishing, curing, and accessory work for the new Richland 500,000-gallon elevated water storage tank in Richland, Pennsylvania.
  • The project included concrete work for the elevated water storage tank foundation, tank slab, tank walls, equipment pads, pipe pads, and anchor bolts.
  • CSD’s scope included forming, placing, finishing, curing, concrete accessories, equipment pads, pipe pads, anchor bolt work, and coordination of concrete, testing, pumping, and equipment supplied or paid for by Johnston Construction Company.
  • Major work included mobilization and demobilization, rental of form material, purchase of form lumber, installation and stripping of forms, slab-on-grade forming, curved wall forming, slab placement, wall placement, float and screed work, trowel finishing, point and patch work, bagging, curing, accessories, equipment pads, pipe pads, and anchor bolts.
  • The work required coordination with Johnston Construction Company, the tank contractor/project team, concrete suppliers, testing lab, concrete pumping provider, equipment providers, and jobsite supervision.

Electrical Services Division

  • Electrical Services Division performed electrical construction work for the Richland Borough Elevated Water Storage Tank project in Richland Borough, Pennsylvania.
  • The project included construction of a new 500,000-gallon elevated water storage tank for Richland Borough in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania.
  • ESD performed its work under subcontract to Johnston Construction Company for the electrical work associated with the Richland 500K Elevated Water Storage Tank.
  • ESD’s scope included conduit, wire, connections, tank lighting, gear, heat tracing coordination, electrical ground rods, ground ring work, electrical excavation, electrical service ductbanks, generator ductbank, transformer vault, wire labels, panel labels, conduit labels, future antenna conduits, coordination study, infrared testing, instrumentation wiring, RTU wiring, HVAC equipment wiring, testing, startup, and as-built / record drawings.
  • Major electrical work included Type A, Type K, Type M, and Type B tank lighting; meter base; 200A main disconnect; 200A Panel PP-1; three disconnects; lighting contactor; four heat tracing lines; ground rods connected to the tank base in four locations; concrete-encased electrical service ductbanks; direct-bury generator ductbank; transformer vault; and 6-inch conduits for future antenna cables.

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