MEGlobal awards Fluor construction contract for new Texas manufacturing facility

By Jonathan Dyble
MEGlobal, a subsidiary of Equate Petrochemical Company, has revealed that it has awarded a new construction contract to $20bn-revenue engineering compan...

MEGlobal, a subsidiary of Equate Petrochemical Company, has revealed that it has awarded a new construction contract to $20bn-revenue engineering company Fluor Corporation for the building of its new Freeport, Texas manufacturing facility.

The facility will become the company’s flagship regional monoethylene glycol manufacturing facility, a key part of the chemical company’s operations.

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“This is Fluor’s fifth major construction project in Freeport over the past six years,” said Jack Penley, Senior Vice President of Construction & Fabrication for Fluor.

“This will be MEGlobal’s first manufacturing unit in the United States, and our construction team’s focus on safety and quality are among the reasons that Fluor is the construction contractor of choice for the Freeport market.”

Fluor will be responsible for the installation of equipment, steel and piping for MEGlobal’s processing unit, with approximately 1,000 construction jobs set to be needed at peak construction for the work.

Operations are expected to begin in 2019.

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