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Over a thousand miles of crude oil pipeline runs from the Dakotas to the wetlands of Louisiana. Our customer, Energy Transfer, has unmanned monitoring stations located all along the rural pipeline. They needed an enclosure solution that would protect their valuable equipment while also providing access for regular maintenance.

Falcon Structures manufactured a time and cost-effective solution with 317 10-foot container enclosures. The weathertight design and reinforced roofs can withstand the harshest climates along the pipeline. We scaled production to meet Energy Transfer’s needs and delivered five containers per week until all of their stations were enclosed.

From March to September, OBI Seafoods sends workers to remote locations for the Alaskan fishing season. Their wood-based housing options were falling apart, and onsite construction was not feasible due to the rural setting.

Falcon modified our existing Jack & Jill floor plan into 14 40-foot living containers, complete with full bathrooms, climate control, and spacious living spaces. We completed the containers just 35 days after starting production. Since containers are inherently transportable, we shipped them by rail from Texas to Seattle, then via barge to their final destination in Alaska. They were ready on-time for the new fishing season, and they’re now the most coveted lodgings among the fishermen. 

Falcon Structures and Martin Marietta came together to create the new standard for aggregate company batch houses: a three-container, two-story structure. It’s portable and durable enough for the rugged industry, small enough to sit near a quarry, and spacious enough for a break room and office. The double-wide lower level has a bathroom and kitchenette for workers and drivers, while the top container acts as a private office for the plant manager. This batch house not only exceeded Martin Marietta’s expectations, but it also inspired other aggregate companies to replicate the design.