Cajun was contracted to perform civil concrete and underground piping construction for the Marathon Garyville Major Civil Revamp Project. The contracted scope included construction of new refinery units U27, U359, and U126; Upgrades to units U55, U214, U243, and U247; and modification upgrades/enhancements to pipe rack units U63, U263, and U59.
U27 Alky
- Hogout excavation within the limits of the existing operating Alky and CAT units
- Re-route of existing operational carbon steel and ductile iron firewater pipe systems, installation of new carbon steel oily water pipe system, and installation of new PVC acid pipe system
- Installation of new foundations and area paving, including 1,266 CY acid settler foundation (79’ x 86’-6” x 5’ thick)
U126 FCCU
- Hogout excavation including 200 wall feet of sheet piles along adjacent unit limits
- Re-route of existing stormwater pipe, manholes, and catch basins for pile installation
- Installation of new HDPE firewater pipe system and carbon steel oily water pipe system
- Installation of new foundations, sump, and area paving
U359 Flare Gas Recovery
- Hogout excavation
- Installation of new stormwater pipe, manholes and catch basins, new firewater pipe system, and an oily water pipe system
- Installation of new foundations and area paving
U55 Gasoline Desulfurization
- Demo of existing paving and foundations for pile installation
- Re-route of existing stormwater and firewater pipe systems for pile installation
- Installation of new oily water pipe system
- Installation of new foundations and area paving
U63 Alky Sphere
- Installation of new foundations to support piping associated with new storage sphere being constructed
U214 KHT Flare Gas Recovery, U243 Utilities Flare Gas Recovery, U247 ARU Flare Gas Recovery
- Demo of existing paving and re-route of oily water pipe system for pile installation
- Installation of new foundations and area paving
U63, U263, and U59 Piperack Modifications
- Drilling of approximately 15,000 holes ranging from 9” – 37” deep, both horizontally and vertically, to install rebar dowels for new retro-fit foundation upgrades and modifications