Port of Alaska

As part of the Port of Alaska Modernization Program, Haskell Corporation was contracted as a mechanical and structural subcontractor for a new Petroleum and Cement Terminal in Anchorage, Alaska.

Mechanical scopes included fabrication and installation of 13,000 LF of petroleum, oil and lubricant piping running from the new loading dock and tying into the Port’s existing valve yard. All piping was complete to ASME B31.3 standards. To facilitate offloading of petroleum products, Haskell also constructed a hose tower complete with six 8” loading arms, winches for operating the arms and a pedestal mounted telescoping boom crane.

Structural scopes included fabrication and erection of 240 Tons of structural and miscellaneous steel including three story hose tower structure, two story operations building, access trestle, piping supports and platforms.

Along with the Port expansion, six 12” Haskell constructed product lines were tied into the existing valve yard. Haskell coordinated with the Port and its user group comprised of five entities to develop a detailed schedule and work plan, containment measures, lock out tag out and hot work plan prior to executing the tie-ins within the operating facility. A total of 28 piping tie-ins were made into existing piping without incident, delay or interruption to Port fuel offloading and transfer operations.