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Construction Products &
Services | EPC Contractor

Mortenson Construction
Mortenson is a family-owned construction com- Terraix Geosynthetics, Inc.

Romax Technology
Graham
pany that has built decades’ worth of safe, quality Terraix products and solutions have been used
construction projects. Mortenson provides a range by public and private industries around the
Providing end-to-end solutions for owners, operators and Graham is an employee-owned construc-
investors, Romax Technology’s monitoring capabilities tion solutions partner that provides of services for wind power, including: planning; world since 1973. From engineering to construc-
(software to service) enable wind asset visibility and ex- program management; pre-construction; general tion, their team of experienced professionals
general contracting, design-build, con- contracting; construction management; design- are committed to providing the most advanced
pert health reporting for a sustainable predictive manage- struction management, and public-private
ment strategy. Their Fleet Monitor software is hardware- partnership services to the commercial, build; and turnkey development. As a full-service engineered solutions to their client's challenges.
EPC and BOP contractor, Mortenson has been at Terraix Biaxial Geogrids provide a simple, cost
independent, ensuring data from hundreds of turbines can industrial, and infrastructure sectors. the center of constructing more than 150 wind effective solution for soil reinforcement and
be viewed and reported on one dashboard, irrespective of Through their extensive wind farm experi-
OEM or CMS brand. Romax Technology is an independent ence, Graham has developed the neces- projects and more than 16,000 MW of renewable can improve roadways, access roads, and other
energy generation across the US and Canada. heavily traficked areas. Terraix Geosynthetics
third party for early detection and conirmation of failures sary expertise to overcome the unique www.mortenson.com
can provide an engineered solution in less-than-
with the capability to take condition monitoring data and challenges of wind farm construction and
identify drivetrain warranty claims. They provide in-war- perfect conditions including: weak subgrades,
has established processes and procedures contaminated soils, heavy loads, high granular
ranty Shadow Monitoring and after-warranty CM service. to ensure each project is delivered safely
Romax Technology helps their clients reduce downtime,
and successfully. Graham also continually costs, and shallow-buried utilities.
prevent catastrophic failures, and save money, www.terraixgeo.com
upgrades its environmental awareness
www.romaxtech.com
and sustainable construction practices. Presto Geosystems
Consulting Services
www.graham.ca
Presto Geosystems’ 3D GEOWEB coninement sys-
tem uses onsite ill, and less ill than geogrids. The
GEOWEB system reduces overall cross section of

Looking for Something stone by 70% or more, and controls inill, creating
a stable driving surface even over soft ground and
Larger and Heavier?
requires minimal maintenance. With over 30 years
DeTect, Inc.
of roadway applications, the GEOWEB system
DeTect is the developer and manufacturer of the offers inexpensive load support and substantial

MERLIN Avian Radar System, a radar system reduction of maintenance for wind farm access.
with over 180 systems operating worldwide. www.prestogeo.com/wind_energy

With MERLIN SCADA feature, the radar functions
as an "early warning" system, automatically pro-
viding turbine curtailment. DeTect also developed

VWS (Visual Warning System), a high resolution,
airspace surveillance radar with automatic ac-
tivation of wind farm obstruction lighting when
Ridge National, Inc.
aircraft are detected within the wind park area.
Ridge National’s focus is wind energy, and they
www.detect-inc.com
provide EPC/BOP services in this and many other
market sectors. The Ridge National group also
undertakes dificult and expansive construction pro-

jects in the institutional, commercial, industrial, and
infrastructure sectors on a general construction,
construction management, or design-build basis.

DNV GL
www.ridgenational.com

DNV GL is currently the largest, global
provider of independent renewable energy

advice. A recognized authority in onshore
wind energy, DNV GL is also at the forefront
Hengrun, an honest and reliable partner
of the offshore wind, wave, tidal, and solar
Signal Energy Constructors
on your way towards greater success
sectors and provides independent technical Signal Energy Constructors is a design/build gen-
and engineering services, products, and
Jiangyin Hengrun Ring Forging Co., Ltd., a GE and Siemens qualiied seamless training. Customers include: renewable eral contractor in the renewable energy industry.
They are the renewable arm of construction compa-
wind tower langes, located 150 km from Shanghai, delivering over 2,000 sets energy developers; investors; lenders; nies Barnhart Crane & Rigging, and EMJ Corpora-
of langes per year to tower fabricators inside and outside of China. Flanges manufacturers; construction irms; owners;
available with OD of 8,500mm, net unit weight over 20,000 kg, meeting the
operators; insurers; non-proit/government tion. Together, they are a design and construction
re
quirements of lar
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ge onshore and ofshore turbines. g
team for utility-scale renewable energy projects
organizations; and large-scale, utility irms. with over 8,000MW of utility-scale project experi-
DNV GL is present in all major and emerging
global markets for renewable energy. ence, self-performance of wind turbine erection
and electrical system design (collection systems,
www.dnvgl.com/energy
transmission lines, substations and interconnection
facilities), bonding capacity for any size renewable
Contact: Charles Wu
Cell: +86 15995359333
energy project, and utility-grade safety programs.
Email: [email protected]
Fax: +86 (0510) 8639 6333 www.signalenergy.com
Tel: +86 (0510) 8639 6838
www.hengrun-forging.com

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