PROJECTS
Harpole Construction, Inc. works with all kinds of pipe from 2” through 42” diameter on well tie systems, mainline, upgrade and rehabilitation, maintenance, hydro testing, compressor stations and directionally drilled and auger road bores, roustabout services, and dirt work.
Some of our most recently completed larger projects are:
- El Paso Natural Gas Company’s 2007 Roswell PIP Project, consisting of six 30” Launchers and six 30” Receivers and two Block Valve Assemblies.
- 7.6 miles of 12”, one Launcher and one Receiver, one Meter Station and one Crossover at Anthony, Texas, also for EPNG. (2007)
- 3 miles of 6”, one Launcher and one Receiver, one meter station, and 3000’ bore under Interstate 10 also at Anthony, Texas, for EPNG. (2007)
- 1000’ - 30” Bore under the Union Pacific Railroad at Casa Grande, AZ for El Paso Natural Gas Company. (2008)
- El Paso Natural Gas Company’s 2008 Temexzona PIP Project, consisting of the installation of thirteen Launchers & Receivers, 6” thru 20”, fifteen Valve Settings, an HDD Road Crossing and 1000’ Pipe Upgrade, in three states, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona.
- El Paso Natural Gas Company’s 2008 Tucson Spider Web PIP Project, consisting of the installation of twelve Launchers and Receivers, 8” and 12”, installation of 3 Mainline Block Valves and installation of Piping at numerous locations to Replace Existing Facility Removals.
- El Paso Natural Gas Company’s Hobbs Expansion Project, Hobbs, NM, 7.3 miles of 20”. (2008)
- 1,400’ bore to install 36” steel casing across UTE Creek in northeast New Mexico for Oxy. (2009)
- El Paso Natural Gas Company’s 2009 PIP Project in Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, including the installation of numerous mainline block valves, launchers and receivers, 6” thru 42”.
We also have various ongoing projects for:
- Black Hills Exploration (Various installations of poly lines and maintenance of their existing system in the San Juan Basin).
- XTO Energy and Summitt Gas Gathering (The Jicarilla Apache Gathering Project: Northwest New Mexico and Southern Colorado).
- Red Willow Production Company (Southern Ute Department of Energy).
