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LocationCD Juarez Chihuahua, Mexico

Project DescriptionDetailed engineering package for the bidding process for the construction of the expansion area of its manufacturing plant which produces Can-Am ATVs. The plant has a total of 400,000 SF and includes a 10 MVA voltage substation. Haskell will provide engineering, procurement and construction management services.

LocationQueretaro, Queretaro, Mexico

Project DescriptionConceptual engineering for its lithium plant. This plant produces Sea-Doo aquatic engines and Rotax engines for Can-Am ATVs. Part of the solutions given to BRP was the use of point cloud surveying and project management using BIM 360. The development of conceptual engineering allows estimating the cost and time for the construction, installation and commissioning of its new plant, considering specialists in the areas of architecture, fire protection, alarm system, HVAC, among others, obtaining an innovative design according with the quality and safety specifications of BRP Inc.

LocationCiudad Obregón, Sonora, Mexico

Project DescriptionProcess Improvements & Production Increase. Increase in Storage Capacity in raw materials area. Modifications and inclusion of new equipment to the flour and palletizing production lines due to increased capacity. Project fully managed by the Mexico City process design team, coordinating the following contractors: Architecture – Haskell, Structural – Subcontractor, Process – Subcontractor / Haskell, Services – Subcontractor / Haskell, Electrical – Haskell, C&A – Subcontractor

LocationIrapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico

Project DescriptionPopcorn production lines facility. Six packaging lines from filler to palletizer. Automated process including 8 tanks for slurry mix and hold. Sanitary piping from bulk oil tanks to slurry processing to packaging. Bulk vegetable oil tanks, unloading, circulation pumps and clean-up-system, filling system from super sacks and corn distribution to packaging line receivers. Process utilities, air compressors, dryers, pneumatic pumps for corn system, central vacuum system, waste water system, building modifications and expansion for new production lines. Converted finished goods warehouse to food grade process and packaging.

LocationManagua, Nicaragua

Project DescriptionHaskell was responsible for the complete architecture, engineering design and construction management for both the facility and the manufacturing systems. The size and complexity of this project pressed for an engineering a delivery method that would maximize the use of the local labor force, take advantage of source the materials and equipment from CAFTA- DR members. The textile plant with a capacity of 28 million yards per year. Conventional steel frame, 20’ clear height. CMU to eight feet high and metal siding with interior vinyl faced insulation to the roof edges. Extensive lint collection tunnels and process pits. Process utilities included: steam condensation, air compressors, water process system, waste water treatment plant. Start-up and commissioning support.

LocationQueretaro, Queretaro, Mexico

Project DescriptionDesign and construction of Data Center of 109,000 SF in Queretaro. The project consists of the construction of the shell for the data center and office, fire area, guardhouse, access control building, dump area, substation area, main entrance and secondary entrance, driveways and parking lots.

LocationJiutepec, Morelos, Mexico

Project DescriptionUpgrade of existing plant to update buildings and facilities, with the minimum impact on the current operation and guaranteeing compliance with the General Site, with national and international requirements for the export of pharmaceutical products. Integration of 4 phases of the project in a “fast-track” engineering with integration of all the disciplines necessary for the modernization of the site, from architecture to process control. Project fully executed with “in-house” design resources.

LocationNava, Coahuila, Mexico

Project DescriptionProviding A/E design services for a 4.5 million glass bottling facility to 2.67 billion bottles per year. Capacity increase attained by the addition of three glass furnaces, ten IS forming machines, inspection and decoration facility including ancillary utilities and building construction.v

LocationObregon, Sonora, Mexico

Project DescriptionBrewery Modernization – 2.0 MHl to 3.5 MHI. New rotary steam conditioner installation to increase soy beam treatment capacity. Obregon site improvements and systems upgrade projects developed by Mexico City: 03A & 03B – New CCT, BBT, filters, 03D – New 24 Oz can line, 42A – Soot blowers and boiler maintenance, 26A & 42B – Piping replacement project and tie in project (for Ziemann hook up), 42C – New recovery system cooling tower, 42F – Compressors’ oil cooling system upgrade / subcontracted, 45A – New CO2 vaporizer and New CO2 stripper (for existing 900 kg/hr CO2 recovery plant) / subcontracted, 42G – Evaporators upgrade; NH3 units replacement for Glycol units / subcontracted

LocationCota, Cundinamarca, Colombia

Project DescriptionProject under construction. Haskell was the perfect partner to collaborate with DHL, one of the world’s leading distribution and logistics companies. The project is developed on land located in the municipality of Cota, Cundinamarca, which has an area of 1,776,852 SF. A logistics park is being built with a maximum regulatory building capacity of 899,852 SF of warehouses, offices, administrative areas and services. The project includes common areas and infrastructure for users of the logistics park, such as roads and platforms, gatehouse and access control with weighing scales, perimeter fencing, parking for visitors and individuals, outdoor parking for trucks, reserve tanks for the fire-fighting network and drinking water, maneuvering patios, facilities for employees and green areas.

LocationCD Guzman, Jalisco

Project DescriptionGreenfield cooler facility project of 778,032.60 SF. Eight (8) months design-build schedule. 32°F holding room. Some of the capacities constructed included receiving area, QA area, precooling area –10 tunnels, holding & loading docks, crate shed, offices and mechanical room & attic area.

LocationLos Reyes, Michoacan, México

LocationTapalpa, Jalisco

Project DescriptionGreenfield cooler facility project of 331,270.11 SF. Eight (8) months design-build schedule. 32°F holding room. Some of the capacities constructed included receiving area QA area, precooling area –6 tunnels, holding & loading docks, crate shed, offices, mechanical room & attic area.

LocationTupataro, Michoacan

Project DescriptionConstruction management for new cooling plant. Owner representation services for brand new 44,000 SF facility, including coolers, receiving, and box shed. Ammonia from HVAC cooler area, offices, reception area, holding area box shed, acceleration and deceleration lanes.

LocationMexico City, Mexico

Project DescriptionEngineering and Laboratory Field Verifications. Dupont is a multinational company of American origin, dedicated mainly to industrial branches of chemistry, since it manufactures everyday materials such as neoprene, nylon, lycra, teflon, among others. Haskell’s engineering team in Mexico City worked for the first time with Dupont providing Engineering and field measurements to teams that make up the HVAC system for the project “Remodeling Offices and Separation of Laboratories in Punto Polanco”. The discipline that was most used was HVAC. Some achievements of the project were: on-site measurements at strategic points to determine possible deficiencies in the system, report of improvements to the system based on the measurements made on site, value proposals for the current system, accompanying the client during meetings with the landlord to expose the deficiencies in the current system.

LocationMexicali, Baja California, México

Project DescriptionInstallation and start-up support for 3 process lines of fried appetizers. The work included raw material handling and unloading systems, dough preparation equipment, frying and condiment equipment, electrical, controls and mechanical connections.

LocationIrapuato, Guanajuato, México

Project DescriptionRelocated 4 process and packaging lines, 3 bulk oil tanks, and flour delivery system from Poplar, WI to Irapuato, MX. Many were installed in different configuration. Installation of 2 used tortilla process and packaging lines. The project included over $300,000 in self-performed field modifications and fabrications for process and packaging equipment. Managed the importation of all major process and packaging equipment and components. Contract included all process utility runs and connections for packaging and process equipment.

LocationGuadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

Project DescriptionProcess and Piping Design for Project in Guadalajara. Ginkgo Bioworks is a US-based biotechnology company specializing in the use of genetic engineering to produce bacteria for industrial applications. Haskell engineering teams from the Mexico, Jacksonville and Tulsa offices worked together to design the process and piping for the Ginkgo process project in Guadalajara, Jalisco. Modifications/ adaptations were made to the existing building to receive the new process, field support was given during the modifications to the building and the 3D model was coordinated. The disciplines involved in the Haskell team were process, support services, and administration. The project was fully managed by the Mexico team, which also included the dehydration process.

LocationMexicali, Baja California, Mexico

Project DescriptionThe Goodrich Aerostructures Manufacturing Facility was designed and built by Haskell in two phases. The original 400,000 SF facility completed in 2008 was built to manufacture the thrust reverser for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. The 140,000 SF expansion, completed in 2012, houses manufacturing and assembly areas for nacelle components for various programs. This state-of-the-art facility has a total of 14 cranes and 3 automated hoists; distribution of process utilities is accomplished via 6,000 linear feet of in-slab concrete trenches; a separate 21,000 SF central utilities building contains air compressors, boilers, chillers, cooling towers, and electrical equipment which support the manufacturing process. Haskell also provided the engineering, procurement and installation of 5 automated lines, including chemical processing, chemical mill and Maskant treatments.

LocationOrizaba, Veracruz, Mexico

Project DescriptionBasic Engineering Boilers. Technical – economic comparison of the technology (NG, biomass, electrical) for the new boilers and Investment Estimate. Selection of the best location for the installation of the new boilers. Project fully managed by the Mexico City process design team, coordinating the following: Architecture – Haskell, Structural – Haskell, Process –Haskell / Subcontractor, Services – Haskell / Subcontractor, Electrical – Haskell, HVAC – Haskell, Against Fire System – Subcontractor

LocationGuadalajara, Jalisco, México

Project DescriptionHaskell provided basic and detailed engineering support for the installation of a new line of chocolate paste for The Hershey Company, including the design of the new building for the installation of the line and the dismantling of existing equipment. Disciplines involved: Civil – Structural, Architecture, Process, Public Services, HVAC, Electric, SCI and Detection, CCTV, Dismantling

LocationMexicali, Baja California, Mexico

Project DescriptionJet engine test cell and systems integration laboratory. Facility is used to test aircrafts auxiliary power systems and controls. Load bearing tilt-up walls, 60,000 TPO roofing. The facility has 6,000 ton chilled-water system.

LocationMexicali, Baja California, Mexico

Project DescriptionDesign and construction services to relocate its standard spark plug assembly operation from Fostoria OH to Mexicali, BC. The project consisted of approximately 250,000 SF of tenant improvement work to an existing core and shell facility, including 210,000 SF of assembly and warehouse area, 30,000 SF of offices, cafeteria and locker room areas and 10,000 SF of support facilities. This project presented some unique challenges due to the nature of the tenant improvement work. The actual condition of the facility, the installed capacity of the electrical and mechanical systems, the partial occupation of the building and Honeywell’s requirement to express the corporate image of a “Fortune 50” company headquarters were only a few of the difficulties faced. Yet, Haskell was able to deliver the project in 7 months time. The goal was to convert an existing RCA television assembly factory into a spark plug production facility. This required extensive demolition and dismantling of existing facilities.

LocationMonterrey, Nuevo Leon, México

Project DescriptionThis project was developed within the existing shopping center known as “Galerias Monterrey” located in the municipally of Monterrey, NL. opened in 1983. The expansion of the shopping center was comprised of two work fronts:

• Expansion of the southern area in accesses to the customer store in two basements and two levels.
• New food court in the west area on the roof.

The project included an expansion of almost 120,000 SF of construction between these 2 fronts.

LocationSan Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi, Mexico

Project DescriptionFinished products and packaging materials warehouse, including a 30,000 SF blow molding area for third party contractor. Raw materials warehouse. Manufacturing and packaging halls. Two story support area for offices and labs. Pedestrian access tunnel to communicate with the existing operations.

LocationCuautitlan, Mexico

Project DescriptionGuacamole Project. Process Engineering and A&E, New Mixed Tower. Low and high volume lines reconfiguration. Project managed entirely by the process design team, coordinating the following: Architecture, Structural, HVAC, Process, Services, Electrical, Control & Automation, Syst. Vs. Fire

LocationLas Piedras, Puerto Rico

Project DescriptionFeasibility study for relocating manufacturing lines between McNeil’s facilities in both liquids and solids. Included analysis of relocating and sourcing new packaging and process equipment as well as civil, structural and architectural work. Assisted with engineering evaluation of contract packers to produce liquids, blister packs, and tablets. Developed scope, cost, schedule, and risk information for multiple scenarios. Mylanta Liquid Innerpackproject, included; layout design, equipment specification, mechanical and electrical installation packages, controls programming and design, and startup support, for conveyor and bundling machine.

LocationPiedras Negras, Coahuila, Mexico

Project DescriptionNew glass bottle facility design. New glass melting furnace No. 2. Disciplines modeled by the Mexico City team included: Ventilation, Electrical, Fire Protection, Mechanical (11 utilities). The new facility was able to produce up to 3 MM of bottles per day. Areas in the site: Solid Handling Area, Core Building, Furnace #2, Utilities Area, Finish Goods Warehouse

LocationPuebla, Puebla, México

Project DescriptionDust Building: Low level: Industrial Drains, HVAC, Dust Collectors, Lighting, Packaging Area Top Floor: Industrial Drains, HVAC, Dust Collectors, Lighting, Utilities Area, Washing Area, Sensorial Lab, DMS Area, Temporary storage area, Production area Gum Base Building: Low level: Industrial drains, HVAC, Dust Collectors, Lighting, CCM Room, Control Room & Quality Lab, Production Area, Warehouse Area Top Floor: Industrial Drains, HVAC, Dust Collectors, Lighting, Mixing Area, Future Mixing Area

LocationSalinas Victoria, Nuevo Leon, México

Project DescriptionConsidered the the largest cookie plant in the world. With a total of 14 production lines, this facility produces baked goods products for the North American market. Haskell provided Owner Representation Services for the close-out of the initial hase of construction (7 lines), as well as for two additional phases (4 lines and 3 lines).

LocationSan Pedro Garza Garcia, Nuevo Leon, Mexico

Project DescriptionOUM Wellness Project in the Arboleda development in San Pedro Garza García, NL. Haskell was in charge of the construction management of the building that carries a commercial area, intended to be an iconic Net Zero building. The building has a commercial area that focuses on the welfare of the community, seeking to achieve the highest standards and international certifications of social, ecological and urban welfare. Searching for NET ZERO certifications, 100% sustainable, 100% accessible and LEED Platinum certifications. It is the first building in Latin America that is designed and built in compliance with all these certifications. The building consists of 2 basements, a covered green area, a ground floor with 3 upper levels in which it is intended to house wellness stores for the community to exercise the mind, body and spirit, among which we find healthy food restaurants, gyms , spa, massages, meditation, contemplation, physical beauty among others.

LocationCelaya, Guanajuato, México

Project DescriptionNew mezzanine of operation for Line 12 of 2691 SF, includes foundations, structure, lighting, compressed air system. New mezzanine of operation for Line 1, 2 and 4 of 53,819 SF, includes foundations, structure, lighting and compressed air system. Expansion of production building, includes foundations, structure, facades, roofs, lighting, system vs. fire and HVAC. Foundations for a new production oven. New compressed air loop. Construction of new substation. FDA project improvements throughout the factory. New trailer parking. New battery room. New foundation for line ovens 10, 11 and 12.

LocationApaseo el Grande, Guanajuato, México

Project DescriptionAfter completing two large building expansions at the Procter & Gamble (P&G) Mariscala Plant, P&G invited us to participate in a new product initiative. The project consisted of two new skids, one was a three ton shampoo skid called GSS, and the other a three ton conditioner skid called Tandem. Haskell also provided the solution for the product transfer. The finished product was pumped to buggy fill stations, then the buggies where transferred to hitching post. From there the product was pumped to the packaging lines. Haskell also provided the design and modifications for the packaging lines to allow for the new product packaging.

LocationApaseo el Grande, Guanajuato, Mexico

Project DescriptionThe original 330,000 SF Manufacturing Facility in Apaseo El Grande, Gto. was built to consolidate the Mexico City and Richmond facilities after P&G acquired Wella. The 300,000 SF expansion was built to integrate the Wella and Clairol operations in one Mega-Site. Building and process for both projects included steam, heavy fuel oil, chilled water, hot and cold process water and compressed air. Extensive sitework: foundations & footings, insulated metal panels, fabrication and erection, structural & miscellaneous steel fabrication. Building and process utilities included steam, heavy fuel oil, chilled water, hot and cold process water and compressed air.

LocationTepeji del Rio, Hidalgo, Mexico

Project DescriptionWarehouse expansion of a diaper manufacturing plant. The project included the following areas: Storage and handling of raw materials, process systems. Completed design and construction in five months. The 30’ clear facility consists of tilt-up wall panels, fiber reinforced concrete slab, structural steel, standing seam roof, ESFR suppression system and a loading dock area.

LocationLa Barca, Jalisco, Mexico

Project DescriptionConceptual Engineering Project ATREYU. The architecture firm RKD Architects Inc. achieved an alliance with The Haskell Company of Mexico to penetrate the Mexican national market in the industrial design and construction sector with the ATREYU project. The final client of the project is Diageo, a world leader in premium spirits, who require the conceptual engineering that will be the basis for the detailed engineering of the production process for its tequila plant in the municipality of La Barca Jalisco, which seeks produces 140,000 liters of tequila per year. Some of the challenges faced during the execution of the project was the integration of the work of the 3 companies (Haskell, RKD and Diageo) and the design of conceptual engineering processes without having had previous experience in the tequila industry. Other important challenges were the scope definition for each of the engineering stages considering the technical and legal areas, constant scope changes that generated immediate changes in all disciplines, as well as the management of multidisciplinary and international teams.

LocationMexicali, Baja California, Mexico

Project DescriptionThis facility is the largest Sabritas snack food plant and first of its kind in Latin America. The facility includes processing and packaging areas, a quality control laboratory, finished goods warehouse, cafeteria, offices, waste water treatment plant, truck maintenance area, truckumper, corn silos, vegetable oil tanks and starch recovery plant.

LocationToluca, Estado de Mexico, Mexico

Project DescriptionToluca upgrade project site improvements. Disciplines involved: Process Design, Piping Design, Electrical Design, Instrumentation Specification. 4 different projects were involved in the upgrade program, including: Lofus piping design, Nightline 1.0 and Nightline 2.0 design, DI water design and L60 and L65 reconfiguration.

LocationHermosillo, Sonora, Mexico

Project DescriptionThe plant was done with Steel Structure, Walls of CMU 8″ gray rustic 300 meters high with Sheet Metal Pintro TR with Fiberglass R-11 Insulation. The roof is KR-18 sheet metal roof system Guage 24, with roof insulation R-19 fiberglass. Concrete Slabs 6″ with a 4,000 psi strength, with Steel reinforcement; Ff=35, Fl=30 as determined by ASTM E 1155. The Clean Room has a 100,000 classification. HVAC has 9 RTU Units with 2,375 tons of capacity. For the Fire Protection only have hose cabinets Class -II with a Storage tank of 30,000 gals for 120 minutes. The plant has two claves: one with a capacity of 6,000 cu ft (cubic feet), second with a capacity of 820 cu ft. The Plant will have systems like vacuum, compress air, N2 (Nitrogen Tank)

LocationMultiple locations across the US,
Latin America and Asia Pacific

Project DescriptionCreating religious and cultural facilities presents unique requirements and challenges. Faith knows no borders, so international reach often is a must. But more importantly, places of worship, museums and other cultural locations require an ability to understand and accommodate the needs and expectations of highly discerning clients. Haskell’s collaborative approach and philosophy of adopting the customer’s goals as our own allow our teams to deliver where others fall short. Our capabilities and worldwide connections ensure high-quality results quickly and affordably. Haskell brings to Religious & Cultural projects the scale to facilitate needs around the globe as well as the highly skilled workforce to execute the highly detailed finishes that grace houses of worship. Our Design-Build heritage makes us a leader in providing turnkey services from design to project delivery, but it also enables us to fill the gaps between architects and contractors, and our capacity for Value Engineering and regionalization allows us to convert a client’s known methods and materials to locally available options.

LocationCuernavaca, Morelos, Mexico

Project DescriptionDetailed Engineering for Line 4 Aerosols. Aerosol deodorant line relocated from Argentina to the US market. Design of the product “making” area. Ship expansion and fourth type “bunker” for propellant gas injection. Project fully managed by the Mexico City process design team, coordinating: Architecture – Haskell, Structural – Subcontractor, Process – Haskell / Subcontractor, Services – Haskell / Subcontractor, Electric – Haskell, HVAC – Haskell, Firefighting – Subcontractor, CCTV – Subcontractor

LocationPuerto Principe, Haiti

Project DescriptionBasic and Detail Engineering for Knorr Line Relocation. Basic and detailed engineering for the relocation of the Knorr manufacturing process from the Santo Domingo Wemado plant to its new location in Puerto Principe, Haiti. The disciplines involved in the project were: Civil – Structural, Architecture, Process and Auxiliary Services (Water, Air, Drainage, PTAR), HVAC, Electrical, SCI and Detection, CCTV. Some achievements of the project were: Adaptation of the process line to an existing rented building. Adaptation of line and equipment without modifying the geometry of the building and interceding walls. Recovery and relocation of existing equipment (Process, Services, HVAC, SCI) in Santo Domingo to Haiti.

LocationToluca, Estado de Mexico, Mexico

Project DescriptionBCCI Project Haskell provided basic and detailed engineering services to the Unilever Lerma plant, which is located on the outskirts of the City of Toluca. The project called MX B Cubes Capacity Increase (B.C.C.I.) includes the expansion of the production capacity of the Knorr line in the cube area. Some challenges successfully faced during the project were that the Haskell team received the technical information from the client’s suppliers with delay, in addition to some uncertainties of the scope indicated for the proposal and execution of the project. Extensive security process for entry and visits to the plant. A great achievement was the effective feedback with the client and the generation of technical proposals that were correct for their needs.

LocationZapopan, Jalisco, Mexico

Project DescriptionGamma Project Basic Engineering, new beans line. Project fully managed by the Mexico City Architecture and Process Design team, coordinating the following disciplines: Architecture, Structural Design, HVAC, Drainage, Process, General Services, Electrical Installation.

LocationMexicali, Baja California, Mexico

Project DescriptionVitro and AFG industries hired Haskell to convert a glass container manufacturing plant into a float glass plant. The renovation project took 7 months and now allows the Vitro-AFG joint venture to produce roughly produce 550-tons of flat glass products to supply the growing demand in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) countries. Expansion of the warehouse of 200,000 SF. Services included the construction, demolition, foundations, slab on grade and structural steel. The project was completed in 7 months.