Hope Tower is a new state-of-the-art inpatient tower capable to treat complex orthopedic trauma, spine, and cranial neurosurgery patients. The six-story structure will be approximately 200,000 square feet and cost about $140 million to complete. It will provide an additional 150 beds for Covenant Medical Center, as well as a new front entrance and chapel, and surface parking. V-tech is providing the sediment and erosion controls for this project.
After being gone for 29 years, McCoy’s Building Supply is returning to Lubbock in 2024! Construction for the new McCoy’s got underway in March with plans to open at the beginning of 2024. McCoy’s had stores in Lubbock from 1971-1995 and is returning to serve Lubbock builders and retail customers again. The future Lubbock store, located at 11801 Quaker Avenue, will include a large covered drive-thru lumberyard and a fleet of forklifts and delivery trucks paired with the interior retail area that will offer tools, paint, household essentials, and more. V-tech is providing the stormwater pollution prevention plan and sediment and erosion controls for this project.
e-Waste and other hazardous materials removal is an important part of the demolition process. Commercial buildings have a surprising amount of e-waste inside the building envelope. This includes fluorescent lamps that contain radon and mercury, old thermostats (mercury), smoke detectors (Cs-137), electronics (heavy metals), Computers and TVs (heavy metals), sprinkler frames (PCBs & lead), and ballasts (PCBs).
The new Lubbock ISD Agri-STEM Complex will be completed in the fall of 2023! The 44-acre campus is located northwest of 4th Street and Quaker Avenue. This new facility will define the future of agricultural education for local students. The 2018 Lubbock ISD bond package allotted $10.5 million for this facility, which will increase access to agricultural education for all Lubbock ISD high school students. This complex will be a state-of-the-art learning laboratory to prepare students for post-secondary success in agriculture and natural resources. This is a great collaboration between Lubbock ISD and Texas Tech University to strengthen the agriculture in our community. This is another one of V-tech’s sediment and erosion control projects.
V-tech is providing the stormwater pollution prevention plan for The Cash Family Ranch Life Learning Center. The Cash Family Ranch Life Learning Center is envisioned as an indoor and outdoor comprehensive learning experience designed to be an educational resource for visitors from all sectors of life. It will give an accurate, adult-level ranch life experience in a format that will enrich the lives of visitors of all ages through the character of everyone’s friend, Hank the Cowdog.
Odessa College student-athletes will have a new stadium to play in once phase two of the new James Segrest Stadium is completed. Phase two includes ticket offices, new restroom building, concessions, fencing, seating areas around the track, and an outdoor fitness area. With these additions to the stadium, Odessa College can bring back track and field and cross country team. The college also has plans to add men’s and women’s soccer. V-tech developed the stormwater pollution prevention plan for this project as well as providing the sediment and erosion controls.
AutoZone took over the former Stein Mart building located in the Lubbock Parkade shopping center next door to Mardel. It is the biggest AutoZone in Texas – an AutoZone Mega Hub. The store carries up to 111,000 SKUs and helps fulfill orders for neighboring stores within 24 hours. V-tech represented the current owner in an asbestos survey for tenant build-out. (photo credit: Rob Breaux)
SIMFLO has built a new testing and distribution facility in Lubbock, which includes one of the largest vertical turbine testing facilities in North America. V-tech provided the storm water pollution prevention plan and the sediment and erosion controls for this project.
V-tech Environmental Services conducted a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) All-Appropriate Inquiry for Leprino Foods new facility in Lubbock. Leprino Foods is a global leader in mozzarella cheese, whey protein as well as other daily ingredients. It will invest $870 million to build a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant located in East Lubbock on 258 acres. The company will break ground on the 850,000 square foot manufacturing facility in the summer of 2022. The facility anticipates to become fully operations in the spring of 2025. The facility will bring 600 new full-time jobs to Lubbock.
Are you needing a rock crushing & screening air permit? Look no further, V-tech can make that happen! V-tech has been handling several air permits for JAM Materials, LLC to keep them in compliance. Call us for your next rock crushing & screening air permit. Watch Video
V-tech is proud to sponsor Texas South Plains Honor Flight. The Texas South Plains Honor Flight is a chapter of the Honor Flight Network with 131 hubs in 41 states. Its goal is to send as many veterans to Washington D.C. to pay homage to their fellow brothers and sister in arms by visiting the War and Service Memorials built in their honor.
Hope Tower is a new state-of-the-art inpatient tower capable to treat complex orthopedic trauma, spine, and cranial neurosurgery patients. The six-story structure will be approximately 200,000 square feet and cost about $140 million to complete. It will provide an additional 150 beds for Covenant Medical Center, as well as a new front entrance and chapel, and surface parking. V-tech is providing the sediment and erosion controls for this project.
After being gone for 29 years, McCoy’s Building Supply is returning to Lubbock in 2024! Construction for the new McCoy’s got underway in March with plans to open at the beginning of 2024. McCoy’s had stores in Lubbock from 1971-1995 and is returning to serve Lubbock builders and retail customers again. The future Lubbock store, located at 11801 Quaker Avenue, will include a large covered drive-thru lumberyard and a fleet of forklifts and delivery trucks paired with the interior retail area that will offer tools, paint, household essentials, and more. V-tech is providing the stormwater pollution prevention plan and sediment and erosion controls for this project.
e-Waste and other hazardous materials removal is an important part of the demolition process. Commercial buildings have a surprising amount of e-waste inside the building envelope. This includes fluorescent lamps that contain radon and mercury, old thermostats (mercury), smoke detectors (Cs-137), electronics (heavy metals), Computers and TVs (heavy metals), sprinkler frames (PCBs & lead), and ballasts (PCBs).
The new Lubbock ISD Agri-STEM Complex will be completed in the fall of 2023! The 44-acre campus is located northwest of 4th Street and Quaker Avenue. This new facility will define the future of agricultural education for local students. The 2018 Lubbock ISD bond package allotted $10.5 million for this facility, which will increase access to agricultural education for all Lubbock ISD high school students. This complex will be a state-of-the-art learning laboratory to prepare students for post-secondary success in agriculture and natural resources. This is a great collaboration between Lubbock ISD and Texas Tech University to strengthen the agriculture in our community. This is another one of V-tech’s sediment and erosion control projects.
V-tech is providing the stormwater pollution prevention plan for The Cash Family Ranch Life Learning Center. The Cash Family Ranch Life Learning Center is envisioned as an indoor and outdoor comprehensive learning experience designed to be an educational resource for visitors from all sectors of life. It will give an accurate, adult-level ranch life experience in a format that will enrich the lives of visitors of all ages through the character of everyone’s friend, Hank the Cowdog.
Odessa College student-athletes will have a new stadium to play in once phase two of the new James Segrest Stadium is completed. Phase two includes ticket offices, new restroom building, concessions, fencing, seating areas around the track, and an outdoor fitness area. With these additions to the stadium, Odessa College can bring back track and field and cross country team. The college also has plans to add men’s and women’s soccer. V-tech developed the stormwater pollution prevention plan for this project as well as providing the sediment and erosion controls.
AutoZone took over the former Stein Mart building located in the Lubbock Parkade shopping center next door to Mardel. It is the biggest AutoZone in Texas – an AutoZone Mega Hub. The store carries up to 111,000 SKUs and helps fulfill orders for neighboring stores within 24 hours. V-tech represented the current owner in an asbestos survey for tenant build-out. (photo credit: Rob Breaux)
SIMFLO has built a new testing and distribution facility in Lubbock, which includes one of the largest vertical turbine testing facilities in North America. V-tech provided the storm water pollution prevention plan and the sediment and erosion controls for this project.
V-tech Environmental Services conducted a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) All-Appropriate Inquiry for Leprino Foods new facility in Lubbock. Leprino Foods is a global leader in mozzarella cheese, whey protein as well as other daily ingredients. It will invest $870 million to build a state-of-the-art manufacturing plant located in East Lubbock on 258 acres. The company will break ground on the 850,000 square foot manufacturing facility in the summer of 2022. The facility anticipates to become fully operations in the spring of 2025. The facility will bring 600 new full-time jobs to Lubbock.
Are you needing a rock crushing & screening air permit? Look no further, V-tech can make that happen! V-tech has been handling several air permits for JAM Materials, LLC to keep them in compliance. Call us for your next rock crushing & screening air permit. Watch Video
V-tech is proud to sponsor Texas South Plains Honor Flight. The Texas South Plains Honor Flight is a chapter of the Honor Flight Network with 131 hubs in 41 states. Its goal is to send as many veterans to Washington D.C. to pay homage to their fellow brothers and sister in arms by visiting the War and Service Memorials built in their honor.
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