The latest in the lineup of V-tech’s sediment and erosion control projects is Project Martillo – the new Amazon Distribution Center that is being built in Lubbock. The $24 million warehouse will be almost 300,000 square feet and sit on 35 acres at the Lubbock Business Park. Okland Construction looks to break ground in December 2020 with completion during the first quarter of 2022.
V-tech is proud to be a subcontractor for sediment and erosion controls for the new Lubbock VA Outpatient Clinic. The clinic is being built by Jacobsen Construction Company, Inc. The two-story clinic will put particular emphasis on treating traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder. Approximately 30,000 square feet will be dedicated toward mental and behavioral health, and the rest for general medical needs.
If you have an air permit for your operations, it likely includes limits on visible emissions regardless of the state in which you do business, the type of air permit, or the type of business. Federal opacity standards require the use of EPA Reference Method 9 or Reference Method 22 for the determination of the level (opacity) or frequency of visible emissions by trained observers. V-tech is trained in monitoring visual emissions.
H-E-B is expanding into the West Texas market and has broken ground on its first store in Lubbock. Customers will find all the signature features and conveniences they expect from H-E-B when its doors open in late 2020. Specialty features include a fuel station with car wash, a Texas Tech collegiate shop, which will be fully stocked with licensed Texas Tech apparel and accessories, and True Texas BBQ. V-tech was selected by EMJ Construction to install sediment and erosion controls for the new store.
V-tech is proud to be part of the Energy Sector Rural Improvement Project in Winkler County. The project encompasses a group of improvements along SH 302 and SH 115 and involves reconstructing the existing at-grade roadway geometry to a grade-separated interchange with SH 302 over SH 115. This project is an important link in the area as SH 302, SH 115, and SH 18 all meet in Kermit, Texas. SH 302 connects SH 18 and US 285, both which provide access to the New Mexico state border to the north west and to Interstate Highway 20 to the south east.
One of V-tech’s latest sediment and erosion controls projects is the Texas Tech University Dairy Barn renovations. After sitting vacant for 50 years and being one of the oldest and most recognizable structures on campus, the Dairy Barn stands as a monument to the University’s history. Once the barn is renovated, it will make a bold statement that the past and the future come together only in the present.
Engie Long Draw Solar, LLC has signed a 15-year power purchase agreement with New Braunfels Utilities (NBU) for 100 MW from the 255 MW Long Draw Solar facility located in Borden County, Texas. NBU said they signed the 100 MW deal at a price below 2.5¢/kWh. V-tech’s Construction Services Division was selected to provide sediment and erosion control services for the project.
V-tech had the privilege of providing the sediment and erosion controls as well as seeding and soil reclamation for the new Continental Dairy Facilities Southwest, LLC in Littlefield, Texas. Construction commenced in the summer of 2016 and was completed in the spring of 2019. The plant processes over 4,000,000 pounds of milk per day, producing dry milk powders, condensed milk, cream and butter to Gold Star Quality Standards.
V-tech Environmental Services conducted a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) All-Appropriate Inquiry for the new Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux location in El Paso. This particular location is Smart Growth zoned, which is designed to strive for a balance of housing, jobs, shopping, recreation, and civic uses to avoid unnecessary travel and reduce infrastructure and public services costs. It reduces the need for excessive travel by private automobile (reducing emissions) and can be served by public transportation. This is environmental development at its best!
A community founded on New Urbanest thinking. Located in one of Lubbock’s hottest growing areas. V-tech’s Construction Services Division has been active in assisting developers and home builders with sediment and erosion controls throughout the development.
V-tech is proud to sponsor Lubbock’s American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Out of the Darkness Community Walk. Currently, suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. The Out of the Darkness walk aims to raise money that goes directly towards finding better ways to prevent suicide, creating a culture that’s smart about mental health, and bringing hope to those affected by suicide.
The latest in the lineup of V-tech’s sediment and erosion control projects is Project Martillo – the new Amazon Distribution Center that is being built in Lubbock. The $24 million warehouse will be almost 300,000 square feet and sit on 35 acres at the Lubbock Business Park. Okland Construction looks to break ground in December 2020 with completion during the first quarter of 2022.
V-tech is proud to be a subcontractor for sediment and erosion controls for the new Lubbock VA Outpatient Clinic. The clinic is being built by Jacobsen Construction Company, Inc. The two-story clinic will put particular emphasis on treating traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder. Approximately 30,000 square feet will be dedicated toward mental and behavioral health, and the rest for general medical needs.
If you have an air permit for your operations, it likely includes limits on visible emissions regardless of the state in which you do business, the type of air permit, or the type of business. Federal opacity standards require the use of EPA Reference Method 9 or Reference Method 22 for the determination of the level (opacity) or frequency of visible emissions by trained observers. V-tech is trained in monitoring visual emissions.
Engie Long Draw Solar, LLC has signed a 15-year power purchase agreement with New Braunfels Utilities (NBU) for 100 MWac from the 255 MW Long Draw Solar facility located in Borden County, Texas. NBU said they signed the 100 MW deal at a price below 2.5¢/kWh. V-tech’s Construction Services Division was selected to provide sediment and erosion control services for the project.
H-E-B is expanding into the West Texas market and has broken ground on its first store in Lubbock. Customers will find all the signature features and conveniences they expect from H-E-B when its doors open in late 2020. Specialty features include a fuel station with car wash, a Texas Tech collegiate shop, which will be fully stocked with licensed Texas Tech apparel and accessories, and True Texas BBQ. V-tech was selected by EMJ Construction to install sediment and erosion controls for the new store.
V-tech is proud to be part of the Energy Sector Rural Improvement Project in Winkler County. The project encompasses a group of improvements along SH 302 and SH 115 and involves reconstructing the existing at-grade roadway geometry to a grade-separated interchange with SH 302 over SH 115. This project is an important link in the area as SH 302, SH 115, and SH 18 all meet in Kermit, Texas. SH 302 connects SH 18 and US 285, both which provide access to the New Mexico state border to the north west and to Interstate Highway 20 to the south east.
One of V-tech’s latest sediment and erosion controls projects is the Texas Tech University Dairy Barn renovations. After sitting vacant for 50 years and being one of the oldest and most recognizable structures on campus, the Dairy Barn stands as a monument to the University’s history. Once the barn is renovated, it will make a bold statement that the past and the future come together only in the present.
V-tech had the privilege of providing the sediment and erosion controls as well as seeding and soil reclamation for the new Continental Dairy Facilities Southwest, LLC in Littlefield, Texas. Construction commenced in the summer of 2016 and was completed in the spring of 2019. The plant processes over 4,000,000 pounds of milk per day, producing dry milk powders, condensed milk, cream and butter to Gold Star Quality Standards.
V-tech Environmental Services conducted a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) All-Appropriate Inquiry for the new Walk-On’s Sports Bistreaux location in El Paso. The purpose of the ESA was to identify existing or potential recognized environmental conditions or historical recognized environmental conditions affecting the properties prior to construction. This particular location is zoned Smart Code, which is designed to strive for a balance of housing, jobs, shopping, recreation, and civic uses to avoid unnecessary travel and reduce infrastructure and public services costs. It reduces the need for excessive travel by private automobile and can be served by public transportation.
A community founded on New Urbanest thinking. Located in one of Lubbock’s hottest growing areas. V-tech’s Construction Services Division has been active in assisting developers and home builders with sediment and erosion controls throughout the development.
V-tech is proud to sponsor Lubbock’s American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s Out of the Darkness Community Walk. Currently, suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States. The Out of the Darkness walk aims to raise money that goes directly towards finding better ways to prevent suicide, creating a culture that’s smart about mental health, and bringing hope to those affected by suicide.
