Plant Maintenance
Located in Western Kansas
- Company NPL Construction
- Capability
- Electric Infrastructure
- Completion 2026-2032
Project Overview
From 2026 through 2032, our Special Projects team will perform outages across five plant sites for a non‑profit electric generation and transmission utility in western Kansas. Thanks to our long-standing relationship and the customer’s confidence in our project execution, our team was selected to support this multi‑year effort, with current outages underway at the first location in Holcomb City, Kansas. This work is essential preventative maintenance that ensures long‑term operational reliability and the health of the plant life cycle.
Key Highlights
Mobilization for this work began in January 2026 with the start of pre‑outage activities, including hiring key leadership roles. A detailed pre‑outage plan developed in December included how new components arriving by trailer would be rigged, lifted by crane, and flown into the boiler. The project is being supported by a workforce of uniquely qualified boilermakers, as well as certified pressure welders, master riggers, and mechanics. At peak staffing for the outage, we have 150 employees working 12‑hour day and night shifts. All personnel being dispatched to the site have a minimum OSHA 30 certification, and dedicated safety professionals are present on both shifts to ensure full safety compliance.
Project Overview
From 2026 through 2032, our Special Projects team will perform outages across five plant sites for a non‑profit electric generation and transmission utility in western Kansas. Thanks to our long-standing relationship and the customer’s confidence in our project execution, our team was selected to support this multi‑year effort, with current outages underway at the first location in Holcomb City, Kansas. This work is essential preventative maintenance that ensures long‑term operational reliability and the health of the plant life cycle.
Key Highlights
Mobilization for this work began in January 2026 with the start of pre‑outage activities, including hiring key leadership roles. A detailed pre‑outage plan developed in December included how new components arriving by trailer would be rigged, lifted by crane, and flown into the boiler. The project is being supported by a workforce of uniquely qualified boilermakers, as well as certified pressure welders, master riggers, and mechanics. At peak staffing for the outage, we have 150 employees working 12‑hour day and night shifts. All personnel being dispatched to the site have a minimum OSHA 30 certification, and dedicated safety professionals are present on both shifts to ensure full safety compliance.