Michels Corporation

Trenchless Water Main Rehabilitation In Pasco, WA
July 2012, Vol. 67, No. 7

Together with its licensee, Michels Pipe Services, Sekisui NordiTube, Inc. solved a recurring water main problem for the city of Pasco, WA, with its water main rehabilitation solution NordiPipe. The leaking 12-inch water pipe was located under an active railway intersection in the southeast side of the Pasco. The deteriorated existing pipe was successfully rehabilitated increasing the functionality of Pasco`s water supply system.

Keystone Pipeline Project Moving Toward Completion
November 2010, Vol. 65 No. 11

Construction on TransCanada Corporation’s long-distance, large-diameter C$5.2 billion Keystone crude oil pipeline reaching from Canada’s Alberta oil fields to markets in the U.S. Midwest is grinding to completion after more than two years of intensive construction activity.

Michels Completes Crucial Water Crossings On Rex Pipeline Project
September 2009 Vol. 64 No. 9

According to FERC, the Kinder Morgan’s Rockies Express Pipeline is the largest currently under construction. Members of the Commission have unofficially dubbed it “The King of Pipelines.”

Telecom Waits, Hopes For Boost From Stimulus Funds
Jeff Griffin, Senior Editor
September 2009 Vol. 64 No. 9

Various federal economic "stimulus" programs are under way to help bring America out of the crippling recession that has been affecting almost every segment of the economy.

Michels Corp.: Making History For 50 Years
Jeff Griffin, Senior Editor
June 2009 Vol. 64 No. 6

The Michels Corporation is celebrating its 50th year in business in 2009, marking its evolution from a small contractor specializing in gas pipeline construction to one of North America's largest, multi division utility contractors.

DCA Elects 2009 Officers; Raises $268,500 in Annual Auction
April 2009 Vol. 64 No. 4

Over 300 attendees braved the economy to attend the Distribution Contractors Association’s 48th Annual Convention at the Sheraton Maui in Hawaii in February.

PLCA Celebrates Record 2008 At 61st Annual Convention
April 2009 Vol. 64 No. 4

Bob Johnston, outgoing president of the Pipe Line Contractors Association and a vice president at Henkels & McCoy, proclaimed 2008 to be a “very good year” to the 565 attendees at the association’s 61st annual convention.

April Newsline: Development Through Sewer Upgrades; Obama Proposes Infrastructure Bank and More
April 2009 Vol. 64 No. 4

City’s sewer improvements free up development
Fibertech Networks to install 200 mile fiber-optic network
Obama proposes infrastructure bank
Paul L. Bush Award nominations open

Michels Wins Keystone Pipeline Safety Award
March 2009 Vol. 64 No. 3

One of the very first “Keystone Pipeline Vice President’s Awards” was presented to Pat Michels, president of Michels Corporation, for his company’s safety leadership and performance on the Keystone Pipeline Project.

Michels Completes Largest On-shore Wind Turbine
February 2009 Vol. 64 No.2

Remember when Dorothy arrived in Oz and said she had a feeling she wasn’t in Kansas anymore? Drop Dorothy, today, just eight miles south of Concordia in central Kansas and she may say the same thing.

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