ICS, Inc. serves a diverse marketplace for a wide range of clients throughout the country. We have the experience, resources, project and safety control systems in place to complete your project, regardless of its size or scope.
Basin Electric Power Cooperative
Antelope Valley Station
Beulah, North Dakota
Contract to Date - CONFIDENTIAL
This project consisted of an 80' tall building addition to control temperature variation and corrosion of components. Repositioning and addition to the stair towers, walkway platforms, compressed air lines, and vacuum line piping systems. All components were painted with special industrial corrosion resistant paint. Insulated foam metal wall and roof panels with integral drip gutters made up the exterior shell. Pressure release sensitive service doors were utilized for access.
LM Glasfiber(ND) , Inc.- South Addition Grand Forks, North Dakota
Contract to Date - $8,736,989
Designed/built an 83,000 square foot plant for a European firm that manufactures fiberglass blades for wind generation. In 2001, designed/built a 38,000 square foot addition. Work included a structural steel frame, metal deck, precast insulated double-tee concrete walls, ballasted rubber membrane roof, a 120’x150’x28’ clear span area equipped with three overhead cranes, a hazardous materials room, precast mezzanine, and a parking lot.
“We truly admired the ‘roll up your sleeves’ attitude of ICS, and when others said it simply could not be done, your company stepped up to the plate and did it!” Craig A. Hoiseth, CEO LM Glasfiber(ND), Inc.
US Coast Guard, Headquarters Building, Washington D.C.
Contract to Date - $522,268
The project consisted of the installation of 200 fixed perimeter crash bollards at the US Coast Guard Headquarters Building located in Washington, D.C. Work included demolition and removal of existing concrete and sidewalks, erosion control, landscaping, extensive traffic control and security measures during construction. This project was completed in under 60 days.
“I want to let you know how pleased I am with the professionalism and quality workmanship your company has displayed at Coast Guard Headquarters...(your) crew have done an outstanding job...I received numerous compliments concerning the quality of your crew's workmanship, respect towards our employees and observance of military customs. On behalf of the command please accept my appreciation for such an outstanding job.” Wayne G. Truax, CW04 USCG, Physical Security Officer
ICS has received contracts for flood control projects in the Grand Forks, North Dakota and East Grand Forks, Minnesota area of the Red River Valley. These contracts were awarded through the Army Corps of Engineers, St. Paul District. In 1997, the Red River of the North overflowed its banks devastating the sister cities of Grand Forks/East Grand Forks. Water levels exceeded the 100-year flood plain causing the mandatory evacuation of over 65,000 people.
These flood control projects are similar in that they all involve the construction of new earthen levees, concrete flood walls, street closures and extensive re-routing of storm sewer and sanitary sewer water lines including several new large pump stations. All the projects require landscaping with numerous trees and shrubs, recreational areas including playgrounds, picnic shelters, restrooms, and miles of bike/walkway trails lining the levees.
KC-135 Squadron Operations/AMU Facility, Grand Forks Air Force Base, North Dakota
Contract to Date - $5,525,169
Constructed a two-story facility encompassing a total of 42,000 square feet. Building contains some very eloquent architectural woodwork, custom cabinets, polymer counter tops, and windowsills throughout. A presentation room complete with theatre seating, rear projection screen, elevator, and meeting rooms with numerous operable partitions was built. Entrance road is equipped with 2-15’, K12 rated, sliding crash beams with card readers.
Major items included in this project: Continuous perimeter foundation wall, spread footing and slab on grade, EIFS on metal studs, Structural standing seam metal roof over metal deck and steel framing, Interior metal stud and gypsum board partition walls, CMU walls at elevator and explosives storage, suspended acoustical ceilings, natural finished wood doors, VCT flooring for corridor floors, carpet in offices, ceramic tile for restrooms and shower areas, Specialties include wall display systems, signage, cabinets, casework, furniture systems, theater chairs, rear projection screen and 2000 pound capacity hydraulic elevator, HVAC, wet-pipe fire protection systems, plumbing, Electrical includes power, lighting, communications, fire detection and alarm, radio and public address system and CATV, Sitework includes miscellaneous removals; trees, shrubs, seeding, sodding and irrigation system. Asphalt parking lots for 184 spaces, asphalt service road & concrete sidewalks. 430 lineal feet of 21-inch RCP storm drain line. 470 lineal feet of 8-inch sanitary sewer, 1200 lineal feet of 8-inch water line, Outdoor unit substation and chiller unit. Underground electrical distribution, transformers and communication lines. The site had to be over excavated and suitable fill imported to accommodate construction.
Minnkota Power Cooperative, Inc. - Hensel - Langdon Substations North Dakota
Contract to Date - CONFIDENTIAL
Langdon Wind Energy Center
This project involved the construction of 2 - 115kV substations for the Langdon Wind Energy Center which consists of 106 turbines and a 35 mile long transmission line. The work included excavation, concrete, structural steel supports, high voltage accessories, aluminum bus duct, breakers, switches, arrestor, transformers and ground grid. The deep cylinder concrete supports were placed with the use of caissons, drill augers and displacement pumps due to the high water table and poor soil conditions.