Michels Corporation Selected by TC Energy to Build Facilities on Keystone XL
9/3/2020
(P&GJ) – Michels Corporation has been awarded a contract from TC Energy to construct pipeline facilities on the Keystone XL Pipeline.
Construction at a Michels pump station on the Keystone XL pipeline Photo: Michels
In the long run, this project will provide the energy our country needs; during construction, it will allow us to provide a steady paycheck to our hard-working people and their families,” said Pat Michels, President and CEO of Michels Corporation.
Michels is responsible for the construction of eight pump stations in Montana, South Dakota, Oklahoma and Texas.
Construction started in late June and is on schedule for completion in the first quarter of 2021.
During peak construction, Michels Corporation will employ more than 350 people on the facilities projects.
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