The Lower Colorado River Authority (“LCRA”) is a non-profit public utility providing wholesale power to over a million people in Texas. In December 2016, LCRA contracted Irby to construct 33.4 miles of 138kV transmission line from Lampasas to San Saba in central Texas.

The project was executed in consideration of a condensed LCRA schedule and habitat-specific environmental permitting requirements. The Irby scope included steel structures, poles, 22 drilled pier foundations, and a railroad and major highway crossing.

With assistance from fellow Quanta Services subsidiary company North Houston Pole Line (Irby is also a Quanta Services subsidiary (PWR:NYSE)), the project was successfully delivered to LCRA in January 2018.

Start Date: December 2016
Completion Date: January 2018

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The Lower Colorado River Authority (“LCRA”) is a nonprofit public utility established to provide quality of life to Texans through water stewardship, energy, and community service.

In November 2017, LCRA contracted Irby to upgrade a 13.9 mile 69kV transmission line between its Harwood and Waelder substations to 138kV capable. The Irby scope included the replacement of 112 structures to complete the conductor upgrade and the installation of OPGW shield wire from Waelder to Flatonia substations.

The Irby upgrades (including foundations, tangents, and dead ends) were performed on energized lines with support from Quanta Energized Services and Probst Electric Company (Both Irby and Probst are Quanta Services companies (PWR:NYSE)). Completed to schedule in May 2018, the project was delivered to budget and with zero lost time incidents.

Start Date: November 2017
Completion Date: May 2018

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