Minot Air Force Base
Crane Work | Minot Air Force Base, ND
Scope of Work
Wanzek was hired to erect roof trusses for a new B-52 Bomber hanger at the Minot Air Force Base. The four main roof trusses connected a span 430 feet from one end to the other of the new hanger. The two pieces connected together at 213 feet and 120,000 lbs make each quarter section of the trusses. Each 213-foot load was lifted in tandem with a Wanzek-owned Link Belt ATC3275 and a Grove ATC3250. Each crane was tasked with lifting 60,000 lbs at a 36-foot radius. The new hanger will be used to house two B-52 bombers indoors out of the regions extreme weather conditions, allowing for longer service life of each bomber aircraft.
Services Employed
- Crane Rental
- Crane Operation
- Rigging
Services Provided by:
Wanzek Construction
Headquartered in Fargo, North Dakota, Wanzek was founded on heavy/civil and concrete construction projects. By 2000, Wanzek established a large crane service division and a resume of projects for industrial and renewable clients across the Midwest. In 2008, MasTec, Inc. acquired Wanzek, providing continued growth and synergy in Wanzekâs future. Wanzek is a platform company within the MasTec Clean Energy & Infrastructure Group but retains its name, culture and operating structure. Today we are providing the highest quality EPC services for renewable energy. Our vision inspires us every day and in every aspect of our company and services. To us, it means being the best by making the commitment to details that deliver excellence in every job, big and small. To our customers, it means having a responsive, dependable and capable general contractor and service provider with the experience and project execution history that creates a lasting relationship.
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