Van Dyken’s scope included a new milk receiving building with all the product piping as well as steam, condensate, natural gas, and compressed air piping.
Facts
Submitter: Van Dyken Mechanical, Inc.
Title: fairlife — Milk Receiving
Location: Coopersville, MI
Date contract completed: May 2024
Final contract value: $2,800,000
Project manager’s name: Jeff Dickman
Superintendent’s name(s): Kyle Hulst
What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 95%
A large wastewater plant expansion to handle flow from The Gun Lake Tribe’s new hotel and aquadome. This addition upgraded the plant’s capacity of 0.1 MGD to 0.3 MGD.
Facts
Submitter: DHE Plumbing and Mechanical
Architect: Fishbeck
Title: Gun Lake Tribal Gaming Authority — Wastewater Treatment Facility
Size: 16,800 SF
Location: Wayland, MI
Date contract completed: May 2025
Final contract value: $5,400,000
Project manager’s name: Josh Heyboer
Superintendent’s name(s): Gord Drumm
What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company? 94%
The Fairlife Project Texas Line 7 was a large-scale production, facilities, and capabilities increase project. The success of this required hundreds of team members and multiple companies’ efforts around continuous design development and workforce flexibility throughout the project to see it to completion.
Facts
Submitter: Van Dyken Mechanical, Inc.
Architect: Ollman Ernest Martin Architects & Engineers
Title: Fairlife – Project Texas Line 7
Location: Coopersville, MI
Date contract completed: February 2024
Final contract value: $18,500,000
Project manager’s name: Jeff Dickman
Superintendent’s name(s): Kyle Hulst
What percentage of the work scope was self-performed by your company?: 90%