Project ledger 2007 to 2023 · 15 dated entries
Sixteen years of dated work, written down.
What follows is not a portfolio of photographs chosen to look good. It is the record of what went in, where and when, kept the way a company keeps it when the buildings it worked on are still standing and still inspected.
Fort Bragg, 2007, to FEMA housing, 2023
The register.
Fifteen entries across sixteen years, from Army barracks in North Carolina to a 4,200-foot underground fire main for a pipeline client in Indiana to several thousand floors of FEMA emergency housing. Every one of these buildings is still standing, and most of them are still on our inspection schedule.
13 named inspection and service accounts
Accounts we hold, not accounts we won once.
Inspection and service contracts are a different kind of relationship from a single install. They mean a national account trusts the same registration number, year after year, across sites it may never have visited itself.
- Walmart
- Sam's Club
- UPS
- Pilgrim's Pride
- Arlington ISD
- Albertsons
- Big Lots
- Cracker Barrel
- Hobby Lobby
- Cavender's
- Allergan
- L3 Communications
- Valspar
10 special-hazard accounts
Refineries, pipelines and chemical sites.
Flammable and combustible liquid storage needs suppression that answers faster and differently than water. Ten named special-hazard accounts, including foam suppression systems for Motiva Fuels and Valspar and a 4,200-foot underground fire main for Buckeye Pipeline, represent the harder end of the work.
- Shell Petroleum
- Buckeye Pipeline
- Sherwin-Williams
- NCH Corporation
- Brenntag
- Rinchem
- Valley Solvents
- NuSil Technologies
- General Motors
- NTTA
More than 30 government facilities
Government work.
More than thirty government facilities have used this registration, across nine branches and agencies, from Army barracks to modular sprinkler installations at Mayport Naval to detention pod fire alarm work in El Paso.
- U.S. Army
- Navy
- Air Force
- Marine Corps
- Veterans Administration
- Department of Energy
- Border Patrol
- National Guard
- FEMA
Avetta and ISNetworld approved
How a national account decides who gets on site at all.
Before a contractor is allowed onto a refinery, a pipeline site or a plant floor, most national accounts run that contractor through a third-party safety qualification service. Automatic Sprinkler of Texas is approved through both Avetta and ISNetworld, with a documented safety program on file. That qualification is what let the accounts and the government work above happen in the first place. Without it, none of the rest of this page would exist.
The record above is checkable against SCR-0383, ACR-2460 and ECR-1366