Engines on Site at Substation 12

Engines On Site at Substation 12

Casey Industrial is rapidly moving into the next phase of construction at one of our project sites for the City of Tallahassee.

Last week, the first of two Wärtsilä natural gas-fired reciprocating engines was delivered to the Substation 12 site. These massive engines weigh over 310,000 pounds each and required over eight hours to transfer from the rail yard, where they arrived in Tallahassee, and unload at the project site, less than 10 miles away. To see a video of this process, check out the owner’s YouTube video: https://youtu.be/Ogfy5g-2XDY.

Substation 12 will provide increased reliability to the current system and back-up power in the event of an outage. Casey expects commercial operation to begin this summer.

Casey Returns to Florida

Substation in Florida

Casey Industrial has mobilized to Tallahassee, Florida to commence construction of a project for the City of Tallahassee. This project involves work at two sites – Substation 12 and A.B. Hopkins Generating Station. At Substation 12, Casey will install two clean natural gas-fired 34SG Wärtsilä Reciprocating Engines to increase reliability, improve efficiency, and reduce environmental impact to meet customer demand. Casey will install four clean natural gas-fired 50SG Wärtsilä Reciprocating Engines (72 MW total) at the existing Hopkins site to replace less efficient units.

Casey has extensive experience with Reciprocating Engines, having installed over 100 units to date throughout the United States. We are excited to bring our expertise to Florida, and look forward to performing a successful project for the City of Tallahassee.

Construction for both sites is underway, allowing for the plants to be commercially operational by October 2018 (Substation 12) and January 2019 (Hopkins).

Casey Welcomes Dan Kenny, Senior Operations Director

Dan Kenny, Senior Operations DirectorDan has over 20 years of international heavy industrial construction experience in the fields of mining, metals, process, chemicals, power, and highways.

Prior to joining Casey Industrial Dan held several corporate roles with his prior company, overseeing industrial capital and maintenance projects throughout the United States and Australia. He brings an expertise and background in multiple industries and delivery methods that parallel and align with the core focus of Casey Industrial.

As Senior Operations Director, Dan oversees projects throughout the continental United States. Currently, he is focused on the successful execution of CalPlant I’s Rice Straw MDF Plant in California.

Dan holds a Master’s Degree in Civil Engineering from Exeter University in the United Kingdom.

Casey Performs Largest Lift in Company History

Casey Team with Large Press Lift at SMS

Casey Industrial is proud to announce their participation in the largest lift in the company's history. SMS Meer is providing the world's largest forging press to Weber Metals, an aerospace component manufacturer based in Paramount, California. Casey is performing the press assembly, piping, and electrical work and executed the foundation beam lift which weighs almost 4.5 million pounds and is the largest module. The press will weigh over 9,000 tons - more than the weight of the Eiffel Tower - when fully assembled and is estimated to be complete in the first quarter of 2018.

Casey Industrial Celebrates 70 Years

Casey Team with Safety Shirts On

Casey Industrial is celebrating 70 years as an experienced and diverse leader within the industrial construction industry.

Founded in Albany, Oregon, in 1947, Casey has expanded from an initial focus on forest and building products to broadening its scope and successfully diversifying into power, industrial and environmental markets. With continued year-over-year growth and expansion, Casey maintains a strong commitment to their vision, core values, and culture of integrity.

Casey prides itself as a multi-craft industrial contractor with the ability to self-perform all major craft trades in order to ensure greater safety, quality, flexibility, and economy in delivering the work required to complete each project.

Casey is headquartered in Denver, Colorado with extensive work experience in 46 states.

It's Time for a Change

Previous Industrial Projects

Since our founding in 1947, a few things have changed at Casey Industrial. We moved our headquarters from Albany, Oregon to Denver and expanded our service offerings from Forest and Building Products to include Power, Industrial Processes and Environmental.

To promote the things that have changed, and those that haven't, Casey is proud to announce the launch of our new website. We believe these changes reflect the company as it stands today.

What hasn't changed is our commitment to our principle values: People Matter and Do the Right Thing. At Casey, a strong company culture is the core of our business. We pride ourselves in conducting business the right way, treating employees, partners and customers with integrity, honesty and respect.