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Pepper Rutland's Post | May 2021

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MMR Group received recognition from the ABC Pelican Chapter for excellence in construction, receiving two Excellence awards and one Merit award for three projects. The newsletter provides details on the projects, including replacing bus ducts at a power plant while facing COVID-19 challenges, performing electrical and instrumentation work at a compressor station in sub-zero temperatures, and construction management assistance for a greenfield addition. The newsletter discusses MMR's commitment to safety, quality and client satisfaction on projects and Pepper Rutland's leadership in growing the company nationally and internationally.

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PEPPER RUTLAND'S POST The Official Newsletter of James Pepper Rutland, Founder, President and CEO of MMR Group MAY 2021 MMR Recognized for Excellence in Construction by ABC Pelican Chapter - pages 1 and 2 About Pepper Rutland - page 2 PEPPER RUTLAND'S POST: M M R R E C O G N I T I O N B Y A B C P E L I C A N C H A P T E R MMR RECOGNIZED FOR EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION BY ABC PELICAN CHAPTER “It is a tremendous honor to receive three project awards from the ABC Pelican Chapter,” said MMR President/CEO James “Pepper” Rutland. “Safety, quality and client satisfaction are the highest values of our company, and we look forward to continuing our commitment to project excellence.” BATON ROUGE, La. – MMR is proud to be recognized by the Pelican Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. (ABC) for its work on several notable projects. MMR received two Excellence in Construction awards, the highest honor, and one Merit award, the second highest honor. ABC’s Excellence in Construction. Awards program recognizes the nation’s most innovative and high-quality construction projects. April 28, 2021
Angel De La Mora, MMR HSE Coordinator SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR – ELECTRICAL – INDUSTRIAL – LESS THAN $2 MILLION Bus Duct Replacement Project Video EXCELLENCE: MMR Constructors, Inc. GSU 1, 2 & 3 Bus Duct Replacement Project MMR demoed existing bus ducts from three GSU units and replaced them with a cable system. A temporary transformer was required for GSU-1 due to worldwide delays in shipping and production for key components. MMR worked diligently and strategically while facing multiple hurdles due to COVID-19. New and innovative safety measures were developed to ensure the crew’s health and safety. SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR – ELECTRICAL – INDUSTRIAL - $2 TO $10 MILLION Gray Wolf Compressor Station Video EXCELLENCE: MMR Constructors, Inc. Gray Wolf Compressor Station MMR performed the electrical and instrumentation portion of construction for the Greenfield Gray Wolf Compressor Station in Douglas, Wyoming. The project involved several challenges, including performing much of the work in sub-zero temperatures, in a remote location, and meeting numerous engineering challenges due to the complex design of the systems. These challenges were overcome with zero-safety related incidents during the more than 17,000 work-hours needed to finish the project. MMR Group is a leader in the instrumentation and electrical construction industry and has performed over $6 billion in electrical and instrumentation services since the company's founding in 1991. MMR serves clients in the chemical and petrochemical, oil and gas, industrial manufacturing, power generation and power development markets. Under Pepper Rutland’s leadership, MMR continues to grow both regionally and nationally with over 30 branch offices across the globe. PEPPER RUTLAND Founder, President, and CEO of MMR Group Visit Pepper's website here or follow him on social media! FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PEPPER RUTLAND: THREE WINNING PROJECTS FROM ABC PELICAN CHAPTER SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR – ELECTRICAL – INDUSTRIAL – LESS THAN $2 MILLION Project Eddie Video MERIT: MMR Constructors Inc. Project Eddie Southern Ionics contracted MMR to provide construction management, execution and commissioning assistance for the electrical and instrumentation portion of their new greenfield addition in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. MMR performed approximately 98% of the scope of work, and ABC members encompassed 80% of the volume of items purchased or rented by MMR. Additionally, the piling contractor, civil contractor, and structural steel contractors were all fellow ABC members. Continued from page 1

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Pepper Rutland's Post | May 2021

  • 1. PEPPER RUTLAND'S POST The Official Newsletter of James Pepper Rutland, Founder, President and CEO of MMR Group MAY 2021 MMR Recognized for Excellence in Construction by ABC Pelican Chapter - pages 1 and 2 About Pepper Rutland - page 2 PEPPER RUTLAND'S POST: M M R R E C O G N I T I O N B Y A B C P E L I C A N C H A P T E R MMR RECOGNIZED FOR EXCELLENCE IN CONSTRUCTION BY ABC PELICAN CHAPTER “It is a tremendous honor to receive three project awards from the ABC Pelican Chapter,” said MMR President/CEO James “Pepper” Rutland. “Safety, quality and client satisfaction are the highest values of our company, and we look forward to continuing our commitment to project excellence.” BATON ROUGE, La. – MMR is proud to be recognized by the Pelican Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. (ABC) for its work on several notable projects. MMR received two Excellence in Construction awards, the highest honor, and one Merit award, the second highest honor. ABC’s Excellence in Construction. Awards program recognizes the nation’s most innovative and high-quality construction projects. April 28, 2021
  • 2. Angel De La Mora, MMR HSE Coordinator SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR – ELECTRICAL – INDUSTRIAL – LESS THAN $2 MILLION Bus Duct Replacement Project Video EXCELLENCE: MMR Constructors, Inc. GSU 1, 2 & 3 Bus Duct Replacement Project MMR demoed existing bus ducts from three GSU units and replaced them with a cable system. A temporary transformer was required for GSU-1 due to worldwide delays in shipping and production for key components. MMR worked diligently and strategically while facing multiple hurdles due to COVID-19. New and innovative safety measures were developed to ensure the crew’s health and safety. SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR – ELECTRICAL – INDUSTRIAL - $2 TO $10 MILLION Gray Wolf Compressor Station Video EXCELLENCE: MMR Constructors, Inc. Gray Wolf Compressor Station MMR performed the electrical and instrumentation portion of construction for the Greenfield Gray Wolf Compressor Station in Douglas, Wyoming. The project involved several challenges, including performing much of the work in sub-zero temperatures, in a remote location, and meeting numerous engineering challenges due to the complex design of the systems. These challenges were overcome with zero-safety related incidents during the more than 17,000 work-hours needed to finish the project. MMR Group is a leader in the instrumentation and electrical construction industry and has performed over $6 billion in electrical and instrumentation services since the company's founding in 1991. MMR serves clients in the chemical and petrochemical, oil and gas, industrial manufacturing, power generation and power development markets. Under Pepper Rutland’s leadership, MMR continues to grow both regionally and nationally with over 30 branch offices across the globe. PEPPER RUTLAND Founder, President, and CEO of MMR Group Visit Pepper's website here or follow him on social media! FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PEPPER RUTLAND: THREE WINNING PROJECTS FROM ABC PELICAN CHAPTER SPECIALTY CONTRACTOR – ELECTRICAL – INDUSTRIAL – LESS THAN $2 MILLION Project Eddie Video MERIT: MMR Constructors Inc. Project Eddie Southern Ionics contracted MMR to provide construction management, execution and commissioning assistance for the electrical and instrumentation portion of their new greenfield addition in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. MMR performed approximately 98% of the scope of work, and ABC members encompassed 80% of the volume of items purchased or rented by MMR. Additionally, the piling contractor, civil contractor, and structural steel contractors were all fellow ABC members. Continued from page 1