Civil Construction & Site Work
Rentech Civil
Foundation Work Sand Creek Process Demonstration
Unit Owner: Rentech, Inc.
Commerce City, CO
RMCI provided all equipment, labor and supervision for the excavation and construction of all PDU foundations and Steam Methane Reformer Building and Reformer foundations. The work included footings and slabs for the Syn Gas compressor, cooling water pumps, skid units, above ground tanks, vessels, towers, flare stack, ancillary equipment skids, elevated pipe rack, tank farm, waste water vault, wax feed pump. Storm lines, sewer system lines, and water lines were also constructed. Site final grading, road realignments and removal and replacement of road surface were provided.
Rentech, Inc., a developer and owner of alternative and clean energy solutions, is building a Fischer-Tropsch (FT) Coal-to-Liquids (CTL) Product Development Unit (PDU) at its Sand Creek facility in Commerce City, Colorado near Denver. The project, which will utilize Rentech's patented and proprietary FT technology, is expected to be the first Coal-to-Liquids project in the United States that could capitalize on the tax credits available for commercialization of this technology under the Energy and Transportation Bills signed by President Bush in August 2005.
Foundation Work Sand Creek Process Demonstration
Unit Owner: Rentech, Inc.
Commerce City, CO
RMCI provided all equipment, labor and supervision for the excavation and construction of all PDU foundations and Steam Methane Reformer Building and Reformer foundations. The work included footings and slabs for the Syn Gas compressor, cooling water pumps, skid units, above ground tanks, vessels, towers, flare stack, ancillary equipment skids, elevated pipe rack, tank farm, waste water vault, wax feed pump. Storm lines, sewer system lines, and water lines were also constructed. Site final grading, road realignments and removal and replacement of road surface were provided.
Rentech, Inc., a developer and owner of alternative and clean energy solutions, is building a Fischer-Tropsch (FT) Coal-to-Liquids (CTL) Product Development Unit (PDU) at its Sand Creek facility in Commerce City, Colorado near Denver. The project, which will utilize Rentech's patented and proprietary FT technology, is expected to be the first Coal-to-Liquids project in the United States that could capitalize on the tax credits available for commercialization of this technology under the Energy and Transportation Bills signed by President Bush in August 2005.
Rocky Mountain Arsenal Cover Construction
DAAM02-97-D-0012
Owner: TETRA TECH EC, INC.
Morris Plains, NJ
The Rocky Mountain Arsenal is using this high-quality concrete in the construction of cover over the site’s landfills and consolidated areas. The concrete is part of a multi-layered cover system that keeps surface water from migrating into the waste and prevents wildlife from burrowing through the cover.
The material was produced in accordance with a specification jointly developed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. Army, Shell Oil Co., 
the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) and Tri-County Health Department. Nearly two-million tons of processed concrete were produced from recycled runway materials and utilized on this project, at a twelve inch minus gap graded specification that was designed to minimize voids in placed materials.
DAAM02-97-D-0012
Owner: TETRA TECH EC, INC.
Morris Plains, NJ
RMCI removed the top 36" layer of concrete runway material at Denver’s former Stapleton International Airport for reuse in construction projects throughout Colorado.
The material was produced in accordance with a specification jointly developed by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. Army, Shell Oil Co.,
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