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MasTec is one of the leading pipeline contractors in Texas and throughout North America.

MasTec is one of the premier pipeline contractors in Texas and throughout North America.

17,000' of 8" steel natural gas pipeline in Texas, 14,000' of 12" steel pipeline, 20,104' of 16" steel natural gas pipeline, 247,366' of 24" steel pipeline, completed in 2010.

3.1mw of BIPV over 31 rooftops to provide solar power to schools.

An energy company awarded MasTec a blanket contract for the installation of approximately 26 miles of 8"-20" natural gas pipeline. Construction services included numerous river, road and wetland crossing by horizontal directional drilling and dry crossing methods along with the installation of 6" Flex Steel water lines.

Services for a company dedicated to adding value to central Nebraska's corn production.

Services included fermentation and BOP expansion – concrete.

Installation of 11,000 feet of 6", 4", and 2" polyethylene natural gas pipeline by the insertion process.

The Westgate Lake Manor subdivision consists of 162 homes serviced by on-site treatment units (septic tanks). The installation of a public sewer system eliminated a large source of pollution affecting their ground and lake water and resulted in much cleaner and safer environment. The installation of a new water main system also provided higher flow for both consumption and fire protection.

Construction of 4,000 LF of a concrete-lined, above-grade, open channel to convey water and a 3,800 LF unlined, above-grade, bermed channel connection.

Furnish all materials, labor, tools and equipment required to repair nearly 4 linear miles (20,300 LF) of the C-24 canal banks.

South Florida Water Management District and GlobeTec operate and maintain approximately 1,800 miles of canals and levees, 25 major pumping stations and about 200 larger and 2,000 smaller water control structures. After the storms of '04 and '05 ravaged the South Florida canal system, many of these canals were stressed beyond their limits and rehabilitation became critical.

Replacement of existing WTP filtration media, filter surface wash agitator systems and filter under drains.