Skanska Serves the Power Industry

Skanska USA Civil, Inc.
www.usa.skanska.com
Northeast
75-20 Astoria Boulevard, Suite 200
Queens, NY 11370
tel: 718.340.0777
Boston
125 Cambridgepark Drive, Suite 401
Cambridge, MA 02140
tel: 617.218.5900
Skanska Koch
400 Roosevelt Avenue
Carteret, NJ 07008
tel: 732.969.1700
Southeast
295 Bendix Road, Suite 400
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
tel: 757.578.4100
Midwest
401 N.W. First Street
Evansville, IN 47708
tel: 812.423.7832
Northwest
221 Yale Avenue North, Suite 400
Seattle, WA 98109
tel: 206.726.8000
West
1995 Agua Mansa Road
Riverside, CA 92509
tel: 951.684.5360
Skanska Serves the Power Industry
Skanska, one of the world’s largest contractors, provides all types of civil and heavy
construction services for the power industry including:
• Engineering, fabrication and construction services for new plants, environmental controls retrofits, FGD’s, SCR’s, Fuel Cells, IGCC technology and CEMM’s
• Ongoing maintenance and repair with 24/7 response to forced outages
• Utilization of innovative rigging, tooling, and technology
• Self-performance of multi-craft work
• Strategic partnerships for support of cleaning, scaffolding, insulation, painting,
abatements, and heat treat/stress relieving
Arizona
14050 North 83rd Avenue, Suite 280
Peoria, AZ 85381
tel: 623.487.5200
Rocky Mountain
22419 Road G
Cortez, CO 81321
tel: 970.565.8000
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Cover photo: ConEd East River Repowering Project, New York, NY
Power
Skanska Resources
• 39 offices in the U.S.
• Over 9,600 U.S. employees and 57,000 worldwide
• Design-Build expertise/EPC Projects
• State-of-the-art construction management systems
• Self Perform power plant equipment installation
- Turbines
- ACC/Cooling towers
- HRSG
- BOP
• Engineering and Fabrication
• ASME Stamps: PP, R, U & S
The Skanska Difference
Everyone has the right to go home safe from work to their families every day.
At Skanska we believe it’s our duty to ensure that it happens.
Skanska executes thousands of projects each year guided by our “Five Zeros” goals. With 39 offices across the United
States, Skanska has served the power industry since 1965. We have the workforce, equipment, and resources needed to
deliver the largest power projects and meet accelerated schedules. From our regional offices, Skanska can effectively
execute any power project throughout the United States.
Hess Newark Energy Center, $350 million
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Our Safety Culture. The safety and well-being of the workers and communities in which we work is of utmost importance
to our project teams. Skanska is the only construction and development company in the U.S. to hold certifications for both
ISO 14001, which ensures we’re achieving the highest level of environmental performance for our employees and clients,
and OSHAS 18001, which focuses on safety systems and procedures. This is reinforced by a corporate-wide commitment to
IFE®— an Injury-Free Environment culture. (http://injuryfreeenvironment.com)
Our Green/Sustainability Leadership. Skanska is committed to delivering innovative and affordable sustainable
environmental and building solutions that meet our clients’ initial cost and life cycle goals. Skanska is a leading builder of
LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) projects in the U.S.
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Our Financial Strength. With Skanska, clients receive local expertise backed by our global resources. Clients benefit from
Skanska’s financial strength, which provides unparalleled bonding capacity and the assurance that we can bring all of our
projects to completion.
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Our Community Involvement. Skanska fosters a culture of giving back to the communities in which we live and work.
Our leaders actively promote direct service and stewardship as a core value of our business. We support local chapters of
organizations such as the United Way, American Red Cross, Ronald McDonald House, Boys & Girls Clubs of America and
Habitat for Humanity.
655 MW 2X1 Gas-Fired Combined-Cycle Power Station
The Newark Energy Center will reduce reliance on older, less efficient
power-generating plants in and around Newark, yielding reductions in
emissions of air pollutants. In addition, NEC will provide clean, reliable
electricity for northern New Jersey and the regional power grid.
New York Power Authority - Astoria Plant, $334 million
500 MW Combined Cycle Power Plant
Self-performance of all civil, structural and mechanical work of the 97,000
SF plant, including installation, testing, commissioning of all equipment.
The project employed 15 local labor unions and was built with low
emission construction vehicles and equipment.
Duke Energy Edwardsport IGCC Facility, $250 million
600 MW Coal Gasification Plant
Structural steel erection, equipment setting, piping, electrical and
instrumentation, as well as cable tray installation on the gasification
section of its $2.9 billion IGCC facility in Edwardsport, Ind. Work included
the Gasification Structure, the Gasification Balance of Plant Structures and
the interconnecting Pipe Racks. This plant is the largest of its kind in the
United States.
Our Clients
ConEd East River Repowering Project, $235 million
360 MW Combined-Cycle Power Plant
Installation of major generator equipment without disruption of the fully
operational combined-cycle powerhouse. The new state-of-the-art plant
releases 70% fewer emissions than the previous plant.
About Skanska
• #5 Largest Heavy Contractor
• USA Revenue of $7 billion (2013)
AMP Ohio Cannelton Hydroelectric Dam, $14 million
• #6 Power Operations and Maintenance
• Bonding capacity of $7.5 billion
• ISO 14001 and OSHAS 18001 certified
• Excellent Safety Record
Installation of three, 29.3 MW hydro bulb turbines and OFE embeds
including draft tube liners and bulb turbine housings as well as the
installation of the bulkhead, emergency gates, trash racks and
powerhouse crane.
88 MW Hydroelectric Dam
Key Span Energy Ravenswood Cogeneration Plant,
$183 million
250 MW Combined-Cycle Power Plant
The new Ravenswood Cogen Plant has 12% more generating capacity
while producing ten times fewer emissions that the current New York
standards. The project involved extensive architectural construction
including structural steel, masonry block, and architectural finishing
for the 47,000 SF building.
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Alcoa Generating Corporation
American Electric Power
American Municipal Power-Ohio
Astoria Energy II, LLC
Calpine Corporation
Consolidated Edison Company of NY
Dayton Power & Light
Duke Energy
Fuel Cell Energy
Hess Newark Energy Center
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Hoosier Energy
Indianapolis Power & Light, an AES Company
Louisville Gas & Electrical
Kentucky Utilities
New York Power Authority
National Grid
Tennessee Valley Authority
Vectren-AB Brown
Western Kentucky Energy