NEWS

Tarsco receives Certificate of Authorization for three ASME services:

1. Manufacture of pressure vessels at the Downey location and field sites controlled by this location.
2. Manufacture of pressure vessels at the Downey location and field sites controlled by this location (this authorization does not cover impregnated graphite).
3. Manufacture and assembly of power boilers at the Downey location and field sites controlled by this location.

Brant receives "Expert" status from 3M

With over 30 years of proven experience, TF Warren Group is soon to be a valuable connection for tank car owners and leasers in North America. The combination of Blastech liquid coating applications and Brant Corrosion Control rubber linings is leading TF Warren Group into the rail industry to offer superior solutions to tank car interiors.

TF Warren Group - Blastech division has applied for certification with the Association of American Railroads (AAR). The rail certification will cover the following services:

Tarsco was a proud sponsor of the 2014 LPG Export USA Conference & Exhibition held at the Doubletree Hilton Hotel in Houston, Texas on December 2, 2014.

Paul Showan, President (Center), Carlos Gutierrez, Vice President Business Development & Marketing, (left) and James Combs, Business Development, were on site to proudly represent Tarsco at the conference.

Tarsco awarded ammonia storage tank project in Rock Springs, Wyoming

Tarsco has been awarded the engineering, procurement and construction of an 838,000 FT3 Ammonia (NH3) storage tank by a world-leading gases and engineering company to be built adjacent to a privately held phosphate fertilizer plant in Rock Springs, WY. The project is being built to support plant expansions in the region.

Tarsco participated in the 2014 American Petroleum Institute (API) Tank, Valves & Piping Conference & Expo held in Las Vegas, Nevada at Caesar's Palace from October 13th through October 16th.

The bridge girders are a part of a major rehabilitation project on a section of the privately owned highway 407 which had begun earlier this summer. After a few project delays, the material is anticipated to arrive at Blastech in October. With the Canadian winter fast approaching, the project will have a tight deadline to ensure the girders are installed before the frost hits the construction site.