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''* * V^jS'Y CUSTOMERS ORDER NUMBER ` '58017 ' TERMS . ... - , . .. ^-y . <- NET CASH. lO tAYS ^^ ' jOATE, ,.v* 1 .. 1 12-30-1960 v:" THORPE JOB NUMBER - ' * '*U .VA-M . 2514 >r- :: ' . -r *.-. ...'.:g!> ;>.1gNYY TO UBOR/W^l^t&IS^ w)pN9ff,:l^ * n.. atU'? :rrv Y*-": >Y:'Y. ,'.?.V.f- J. ` a?^ <*?-k INSURANCE, PAYROLL TAXES, SALES TAXES, TRANSPORTATION, *Y*. YYY '' .5`.'-' NT' .* ' r * expense items and supervision to install refsactort -- xm '-**$&LINUS IN PLATFORMER HEATERS .. -. trr H- -'Y' . "ik*p *:>. ^ - .;v*.:r? .; ` Y.-y-yyy< ' CONTRACT 10Q)C CONTJETE "'YY_ less 10* wmtgLP BALANCE WON 80E LESS PREVIOUS 8ILLINBS v ' K. " .Y ' ^ttipOO^O.^- J - %' $72,900.00 ` iw*4' AMOUNT THIS INVOICE -., r> .-Y * r THORPE ..* ..--t.Ci' ' . _ZJC- \C- ".- .Tv^'T =- . - . .'. ...Ji-aw. |^j :V o j ^;E ' - ' - JOB FILE --arl^ ;ids i :TH I 'i .^A.S > 'CR ! IvVNC ;cw i iV/AS Uf i [E-3 | J MPP KJ FT WE 1 JB BWT CC Zsr2*. 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AMOUNT OF CONTRACT v V? jfaS2>4 THORPE JOB NUMBER . 2514 * '* . r1 V; .[TtHORP* ' .?7'-iS68 contract 95* oowtentr 'ir #76,950.00 :; LESS JOS* WIMNBJi-.-^"v?^v-7.69S.O0'^ r BALANCE NON WE LESS PREVIOUS BILLINGS - W* $69*255.00 57.240.60 AMOUNT THIS INVOICE . v f i - - pN VOICE ;" JOB FILE SPEED LETTER * ^ to Mr . / jL, .bom " 'tHOBPB COMPANY 7-r /ojf 8<c.uue* _____________ P. O. BOX 33399 SUBJECT --FOLD '~T~<=r &>-!. "7 7 Cj.2a. HOUSTON, T;:XAS 77033 ar -- Z/lyPy / >y.q--^--Jjjjt /JjL/J __ yj / y / ^MESSAGE DATE___ / ///V 7 TM 4, J - ^__ ^ ____________ /Vi /< ____ -- . 7./ . -------------------- #6 7t/u* & 7<7& 7^4*/ r7^jt J. // J f.nr. 7; l'r/~> </ c /^/? c// <*-*--_____47-da o. J// 7 If* S 7t) c/s*-/uir^--------------------------------v/---------- :___________________ SIGNED. REPLY DATE. _19_ --FOLD |ChgrIinl **SKAPAWAY" FORM 44*01* SMARTS WILSON JONES COMPANY 10*1 * PRINTED IK U. S. A. SIGNED. ~ ___ SNAP-A-WAY AND RETAIN YELLOW COPY. 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" 1--T __LcJsAJ7^ !o_v.r.--l _ki.J. .U.-l.\"-,,_k-e__- ------------- !-- ft. irir_. ______ $ >\*----- triieAJ^*-------- .,S^VL.. uf- II _t_______ v>\\ V<- -p-- e_^<}''>-- ^r- 6iUj. ^ It' -*^o~. 5rV - iU7 'T.R ^j&y- tiw~ . _j._ jl -- ji - <t o J T THORPE COMPANY Houston Texas WORK ORDER DatcL-Octobnr 16, 1968__ Name of Joh HEATER LtttlHfiS_________________________ Contract with___Southwestern Oil & Refining Company Location of JnK Bouthwastem Refinery_____________ _______________Corpus Christ! Plant______________ Kind of Work___ Unloading of toll Car______________ THORPE CPl61968 __ IH MAS Job r JCR i s? tXK" MW MRP KJ ft WE JB GW WAft DJT- JOB PROSPECT' GENERAL FILES GEN TORCH D &E Customer's Order No. Contract Person in Charge JACK PE ifflift Date When Job muBt be Started_10*17*68and Completed _______________ SAME BAY. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: NR. CECIL SHAW: Plans Attached_Jffl_________ Specifications Attached NO We art lining two heaters for Soutfiwottom In Corpus Christ! for which wo ara furnishing all materials. Oua to problems with the Job our work was Intarrupted and wo presently hove no one working at the Jobsite. Ourlng our absence a rail car containing the burner tile arrived and we need to get them unloaded end release the car. We would like for you to handle this work for us. We have a large forklift and pallet Jack at the Jobsite, and you will not need any equipment from the Houston warehouse. The team track where our materiel comes In Is located about 2 blocks down the street from the Min refinery gate. We did have some brick stockpiled at the elding, and they ere probably still there. Brooks has been unloading his cars at the siding and stockpiling the materiel covering It with tarps, and when he needed Mterlal, Just going down with the forklift end hauling It back to the Jobsite Inside the refinery. We would Ilka for you to unload the car first of ell, and If Brooks has any Mterlal still stockpiled there, merely stack the burner tile and cover It securely with tarps. If Brooks has moved all of his materiel to the heater site, we would Ilka for you to do the same. Upon arriving In Corpus Chrlstl at the refinery, have the guard at the main gate contact Mr. Doyle Williams to pass you through the gate tn order that you might pick-up the forklift and pallet Jack. Nr. Williams can direct you to the rail stdlng. Continued ALL BLUE PRINTS AND SPECIFICATION# TO BE RETURNED TO OFFICE UFON COMPLETION OF JOB. Signed Oi T THORPE COMPANY Houston Texas WORK ORDER Date________________________ Job No. Name of Job_________________________________________________________________ ____ ________ Contract with___________________________________________ ____________________________________ Location of Job______________________ ' __________________________________________________ Kind of Work______ ______________ _______________________________________ Customer's Order No,;Person in Charge_________________________ Date When Job must be Started : --r ^r- ~and Completed GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: PAGE 2 Plans Attached--_______ :__ Specifications Attached *< ; . All work Is to be dons on a itralght tins basts with scales as follows* Yoursalf $4.8S/hr. plus $!0/day In addition to ths above. wo wtII pay you 4 hours traval tine oaeh way to and from tha Jobsite, plus rbundtrlp air fare of $31.50. Ed Brown mentioned that you would probably naad someone to help you with the pallet Jack and you can either hire a laborer locally In Corpus Chrlstl or If you prafar( taka someone with you to assist. In tha event you taka someone from Houston, wa will pay. them4&rPscale or If you hire a laborer In Corpus Chrlstl, we.will pay them the focal scale which Is $2.60 per hour. In tho event you hire a Corpus Christ! laborer, please celt Hery to , compute the net wages for you and tha deductions and you can fill out a cash pay off slip, copies of whleh are attached., and give the man cash. Bs sure to make a copy for the man and for tha office. Ed said you would not need any cash and ws will reimburse you for this upon your return. I have placed a call for Ed Brooks and wtlt write you a note supplementing this work order to advise you of the whereabouts of the key for the forklift or my change from the above. The car number Is 46j*jSTj_iVe also attach to this work order a copy of tha shipping ticket so you can cjw8; fne car.contents for the proper quantity end make note of any breakage. If you have any questions or run Into any problems, pleas# give me a call at tha office. J T THORPE COMPANY JACK PEIFFER JP/bg eciftle-JP ALL BLUE PRINTS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO BE RETURNED TO OFFICE UPON COMPLETION OF JOB. Signed I fr- ^ >J~ .. ,. '*..1'____ .. /./...__________________ _______ _______________^ZSSL,,<!r>___________ : \ ____________________ _ : i !..-! i i . 'j . i ' LZ. L : 1 ;; t ' i I ! L J !. j. J;:!1 '* !___.__ ! ! i : .i : i -TIT 17//r/ \ |4Af,/r, </7&T j?; \ ;Ay^Z-! tn-1 ' ; ; 1 ' 1 - 1 j ! !. : . / : 1 ; ! i j r- 1 i * H | !!i!:!:!i;`1i !^ ^i :c>7: vT^ 1 1 ! i i I ! " i " : i ! !' ! 1 i : ! ).! :: :--f--]--:--r i i!! it] b ^ ~~L^_ c ~^x ii: !!! 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PLASTIC INSULATION LATH JOINTS 4.7'v- dl ;'f` . is/ttj :ioi" ' CpS\~ L. SCAFFOLD 11, 1 5 a rfi . - Zt~Z3Z~ 7 * - 6Q0~ M. TUBE SUPPORT CASTINGS PAINTED * TOO.'srC/e*: `; ' ' . 33C>'-' 91' N. FLOOR PANELS ERECTED ... SClL. * * ". 0. MATERIAL HANDLING P. r- CLEAN UP . ... H Oe^.4 *. -S VJLS'/jicl. '. / 1 3 7o - ' S%`.. 17. IS" 713 ' 51' a. MOVE IN - OUT R. TRAVEL s. UNALLOCATED SUPERVISION '* 300' 2-15 ' 310" ' . 53' Z3fe' T lis? Joints Pi.vvviooO / o^sr Per vi.P. (Joa AtTUAi-<-V S"Z> * * /* . ,';i. ... _ s-3i-.6'a V >f srirnatie Thro e>-4-6S ,, L ^ -p--s-- & '. jj.y/ : r'V r/,j Xi _:______ l H------ 1- -i--i- I NJI , i .; i ; iI ! : i ! > . ! ,. i .SftfMr-.-1i 1/yJ.^.V; ~\ \J x. rr */ !*F%JL Vl 7r O I \ *7 ^ ^ ^ w* .... -1-1---^----- / ^ rf fr- J___L J--!--L \ \ J * J T THORPE COMPANY E N GINEERS-CONSTRUCTORS P. O. BOX .33399. . . ............... HOUSTON, TEXAS 77033 * INVOICE INVOICE NUMBER 0-1. oron SOUTKWESTERH ^IL A REFINING COWMf P* 0. -DRAWER,*. .v CORPUS CKRIST!,7EXAS7M03 J +. 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SEND WHITE AND PINK COPIES WITH CARBON INTACT " n siJo- ~~ --- /SS' vp'A 25^~. ffa. <^w t//L __________ :&zs V/'y?i ^e^jLrJUIi cl rife<-J^S___ cw.. _____ Xy&~*- ^^^zzz^rrz^: _tf.lt.jpiz "too A*a- _ <**-f72^, -/,' A. /..._...... I o J T THORPE COMPANY Houston Texas WORK ORDER July 16. 1968 } Name of Job_____ Refractory lining of Two Platforming Heaters -- JohNtv~~2514-' 1 s.r " NC Contract with Southwestern Oil Refining Company Location of Joh Southwestern Refinery Kind of Work_ Corpus-Chri st-L, Texas Firebrick and Castable Customer's Order Nn. 58037 JPerson in Charge Mr Dale Winn Joh must he Sinned July 22. 1968aiMj Completed Within AEg.rgx.imately 10 Weeks GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Hr. E. L. Brooks: Plans Attached____ YJES_____________ Specifications Attached^________ We have a lump-sum contract with Southwestern Oil & Refining Company to install the refractory lining in two platforming heaters at their Corpus Christi Refinery and would like for you to handle this work for us. We wi11 verbally review pertinent points of the scope of work covered by our contract with Southwestern, but to facilitate your understanding of the job, we attach several sheets reproduced from our original proposal, a copy of a letter from Universal Oil Products requesting clarification of certain points, and finally, our letter to them in reply to their questions. In addition, we attach a complete set of the drawings and specifications for the work. All materials for the job are furnished by Thorpe in accordance with the attached bill of materials. You will notice that our quantities differ, generally on the lesser side, from quantities shown on the UOP requisition sheets. These differences result largely from our estimate based on past experience and reflect the fact, that this job was very tightly estimated. As the work progresses, we will need to make a detailed periodic review of materials consumed at a given date, and maintain a close running analysis of the job from both a material and labor standpoint. You will note the heaters contain precast floor panels for their floor. We have previously cast these slabs at our Houston warehouse and they are current stock-piled there waiting shipment. These slabs were made with no spares, but in the event one or more should become cracked or damaged in transit or at the jobsite, please notify us as soon as possible in order that the spare might be fabricated. We have estimated the schedule for the work to require approximately 10 weeks. in our conversations with the customer, we further estimate that there will be an approximate 2 week time lag on.progress between the two heaters. This should work nicely to our advantage in completing one phase of the work on a given heater before commencing the same undertaking on the second heater. ALL BLUE PRINTS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO BE RETURNED TO OFFICE UPON COMPLETION OP JOB. _ Signed. ~ . J T THORPE COMPANY Houston Texas n WORK ORDER Date-- - Job No. Name of Job___________________________ :_________________________________________________ ___ Contract with_________________________________________________________________________ _---- Location of Job_______________________________________________________________ ____ ___ -___ _ Kind of Work_____________________ !_______________________________________ Customer's Order NoPerson In Charge__ Dale W iirn Job must be Startedand Completed GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Page 2 Plans Attached Specifications Attached. Erection of the heaters is being performed by Berry Contracting, Inc. for Southwestern. While we have no direct contractual relationship with Berry on this project, our past working relationship with them should accrue to our benefit on this job. In addition, we are also afforded the opportunity to continue the favorable impression Berry has of Thorpe with a good performance on this job. Needless to say, we feel quite certain our job relations with Berry will be excellent. You will notice that our proposal was originally made to UOP. Southwestern has retained UOP has their engineer on this project and we will no doubt have a UOP inspector at the jobsite. UOP will insist on strict adherence to the specifications as you will no doubt infer from reading Mr. Shaw's letter requesting clarification of our proposal. Construction methods will, of course, be our decision to make, however, UOP has made it quite clear that they intend for the heater settings to be constructed in accordance with their drawings and specifications. To further acquaint you with their attitudes in this respect, we attach copies of correspondence regarding the castable anchors for the job. You will appreciate the position that UOP is in as the customer's engineer, in that their design once finalized, is held forth to be the latest and best way to perform the work. Accordingly, any suggestions you might have for change should be first discussed with us in the H0uston office, and any proposals resulting therefrom wll be made by us in writing to UOP. Along this line, you will need to thoroughly study the construction sequence outlined on the drawings and become thoroughly familiar with the letter of the UOP specifications and drawings for the work. When you have completed your study of the drawings and specifications, you should then thoroughly plan your construction operations and sequence. You will note that certain items such as the stack linings can be performed on the ground concurrent with other work. On items of work such as installation of the floor slabs, we would appreciate your ingenuity in erecting these slabs in the cheapest most efficient manner possible. It may be that it wil1 be to our advantage to rent a cherry-picker or small crane from Berry to drop these in from the top of.the heater and locate them in place, or, the- most economical method may be to slip them under the heater shell and by use of a small specially designed dolly hoist them into place from below. Please study the slab support steel carefully in order that we might request certain items of structural steel to be ALL BLUE PRINTS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO BE RETURNED TO OFFICE UPON COMPLETION OF JOB. SiffnpH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------" J T THORPE COMPANY Houston Texas " WORK ORDER Date________________________ Job No. 0 Name of Job_______________ __________ :_____ ________________________________________________ Contract with________________________________________________________________________ _____ Location of Job_____________________________________________________________________________ Kind of Work_____________________________________________________________ Customer's Order No.Person in Charge__ Dale \\ lien Job must be Startedand Cmnjdelcd GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Page 3 Plans Attached Specifications Attached left out if it will be to our advantage. Regarding the floor slabs, we would like to offer the following suggestions for your consideration. The drawings show a certain space allocated for installation of these slabs along with a suggested clearance between the slabs. We would suggest that you measure the actual distance available in the heaters and subtract the combined width of the specific slabs to go in that location. The difference divided among the spaces should provide the exact spacing you will need to install. This may or may not be that shown on the drawings. To obtain the length or combined dimension of the floor slabs we would suggest that you actually lay the slabs out adjacent to the heater on the" side in which they will be installed. While not shown on the drawings, we have provided 2 stainless lifting eyes in the top surface of each slab. This is one item which we did not check with UOP on^.thinking it essential to have, and not wishing to risk the possibility that they would turn down our request, if requested, we may have to cut off these eyes or even chip the castable down to the reinforcing steel, and patch the areas. rlf so, we feel the cost of doing this will be more than offset by the ease of handling which will be provided by the lifting eyes. Please carefully consider the sequence of construction of the bndgewalls. If requested by us, the erector will leave out end panels for access as necessary. On the large ultraformer heater at Suntide last year, Butch McCleskey constructed a ramp and moved brick for the bridgewall into the heater from both ends on pallets with pallet jacks. This method could be used to advantage and we offer it for your consideration. If you elect to use this method, consider also whether the walls should be constructed before or after the slabs are installed. If after, we should use heavy planking to spread the load and eliminate possibility of damage to the slabs. When you have had time to determine your needs for tools and equipment, please furnish Ed Brown with a list of your needs and we will have the tools and equipment shipped to the job by a Company truck. The type of scaffolding to be used will be determined by whether or not the convection tube bundle currently rests on the bridgewall foundations If Southwestern will need to install the convection bundles from above, and if the bundles are not in our way during construction, we should be able to use frame-type scaffold to good advantage. If the bundles are indeed setting on the foundation, we will most likely need to use tubular scaffold. ALL BLUE PRINTS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO BE RETURNEO TO OFFICE UPON COMPLETION OF JOB. Sin-npf) U-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------- % J T THORPE COMPANY n Houston Texas WORK ORDER Date_______________ ___ ______ _ ... _ Job No, Name of Job__________________________ :.......................................................................... ....... - ------ - Contract with_______________________________________________ _____________ __________________ Location of Job_____________________________________________ ___________ ____________ :------------ Kind of Work_________________________________ ___________________________ Customer's Order NoPerson in Charge-- Dale V li*-n Job must he Started_________________ _______ and Completed GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Page 4 Plans AttachedSpecifications Attached. ! PUSS warehouse stock of tubular scaffold is practically nil at this time, and whichever scaffold you elect' to use will probably need to be rented. Frame-type scaffold Dean readily be obtained in Corpus Christi, however, tubular scaffold may not be available and may necessarily be brought from Houston. The first items of work, will of course, be sandblasting of the steel surfaces, and installation of the refractory anchors. You will note the large quantity of refractory anchors will necessitate a considerable effort to get completed without undue delay. In addition, you will note that expanded metal strips are to be welded over all panel joints,' and filled in with plastic insulation. This plastic insulation is JM-500 which is a very special item, and after completing a portion of this work on the first heater we will need to know immediately whether or not we appear to have ample supply. If not, we wi11 - need to order more at the earliest possible moment. All work on the jobswill be performed on a straight-time basis with scales as follows: Yourself Bricklayers Other crafts $5.625/hr. Plus $10/day Plus Motel $5.00/hr Plus $10/day (Assuming Houston based men) Local Scale In addition to the above, you may find it necessary to bring a labor foreman or some other craft from Houston in order to secure competent workmen. If this is the case, we will apy these men the Houston scale. Bricklayers brought from Houston will be paid 4 hours travel time each way to and from the jobsite plus roundtrip bus fare to Corpus Christi. Since you are already on the site in Corpus Christi, you have previously been paid travel time. However upon completion of the job, we will pay you 4 hours travel time for return to Houston,-plus .08$ per mile for your car. ALL BLUE PRINTS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO BE RETURNED TO OFFICE UPON COMPLETION OF JOB. 9W? Signed. (~) JT ~~ THORPE COMPANY Houston Texas WORK ORDER Date________________________ _. Job No, Name of Job__________________________ _______ ;_______________________________________________ Contract with_______________________________________________________________________________ Location of Job_____________________________________________________________________________ Kind of Work_____________________________________________________________ Customer's Order No.Person in Charge__ I)at<* \\ lirn Job must lie Startedand Completed GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Page 5 Plans Attached. Specifications Attached. We hope the foregoing, while lengthy, will provide you with a thorough understanding of this sizable job. We are certain you will appreciate the fact that this is a somewhat unusual heater job in that we are furnishing both labor and materials, con trary to the usual practice of these being labor only. Accordingly, we will be more than casually interested in your progress regarding material consumption. Please keep in close contact with us on this item. We look upon this excellent contract with Southwestern as a good opportunity toa significant relationship with this customer, and trust you will perform your usual good job for them. Please let us know how we can help you in any manner to make this job more profitable for Thorpe. J T THORPE -COMPANY JACK PEIFFER JP/bg cc:fi!e-JP P. S. Please keep your time brokendown in accordance with the attached Task List. After we have had a chance to review the job with Southwestern on Thursday July 18, we will then prepare a schedule for release of the materials. Please Advise if you think it would be advantageous to have the Lumnite cement palletize ALL BLUE PRINTS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO BE RETURNED TO OFFICE UPON COMPLETION OF JOB. Signed. 2 Platforming Heaters Southwestern Oil & Refining Co. Corpus Christ!, Texas JOB NO. 2514 QUANTITY 3300 Lbs. (66 sacks) 600 Lbs. 4960 Sq.Ft. 260 Sacks 4150 22,400 49.1 N 500 1460 sacks <24 Cubic Yds. 1375 Sacks 124 Sets 9.6 Tons 7.5 Tons 110 Gallons BILL OF MATERIALS ITEM 1/2" x 3.4#/sy Expanded Meta! Sandblast Sand 1/2'* UOP V-Anchors 2" UOP V-Anchors Firebrick 9" Straights Firebrick 9" Soaps Lumn!te Cement Bulk Haydite Vermlcullte Burner tile Air-set Mortar Fireclay Eagle Pitcher Stalastlc THORPE mi 7 1968 fCS MPP | TDS KJ 1 TH ft t MAS we 1 XX j 1 WNC I JP CW 1 .Alt WAB| MW j EIS OJT 1 5* " GEN xs PKOSPBS GENERAL'WtS PUSCH Oft-ft -- The 1/2" x 3.4#/sy expanded metal wilt either'be cut and bent In our Houston ware house and shipped to you next week or we will ship the expanded metal to you and let you fabricate the expanded metal panel Joint breaks at Thorpe Insulation's Corpus Christ! warehouse. You will note the large quantity of fireclay In the above list. This is for addition to the Lumlte-Haydite-Vermlcullte mixes, and should be used In the ratio of 10 lbs. fireclay per sack of Lumnite cement (n each batch. This would apply for both the Lumntte-Haydlte-Vermlcullte mixes and the Lumnlte-Haydite mixes, where gunned. The Eagle Pitcher Stalastlc was previously shipped to the Jobsite, and Is largely for use by the erector In coating the Joints between the steel panels during erection. However, there should be approximately 40 gallons of this material left which should be more than ample to paint the tube supports In the area embedded In the refractory lining. The bridgewalls are to be laid In alr-settlng mortar. We will furnish you with an additional list next week listing the suppliers for the various Items, how and when the materials are to be shipped.  *.*?I;`"v-L-'M'-v>.'i^v'-V'-V'V ' /.: Heater Universal Oil Products Company f[ .' - . ` v: _ ..r* f T.I. Southwestern Oil & Refining Co. . Corpus Christ!, Texas < :/ 1 : JOS 2514 4 . 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'l. -----!-----1- H-y *T5 3E T,fM TiTr?-&r /f ; rn /\d/ f. / SPEED LETTER*^ D U-__________ ronM 3 ? rHORPO COMPANY , Lj*jr- r^^yir */*/ p- * D0X 33399 3oo'2. SUBJECT Cj&JZrT* *>'* r --7HOUSTON, TEXAS 77033 '/ty -- Q.s JtTS-A -2lSs*S MESSAG 6 rDATE. -- -J- ~t4> It,/tf. / -j> ^ ^ A&*r*yt. Jr~j9a,'r~ Try*/. s?/&n 'yj C~jr tfc 04 S *<S >g j/e '7~//u/ls 7/^S'. u:/J ^r^iv/ / ~tf --H+ ^ .///^ 4iv^ v&v' ^ pM .Jy jfs*9x'ly&* 4Uv_ . DATE >/SKa/ --FOLD jOrorLlo* I *6KAP*A*WAT" FOR* '44*9ti 9-PARTS WILSON JONES COMPANT l6l PRINTED IN U. S. A. SIGNED. " SNAP-A-WAY AND RETAIN YELLOW COPY. SEND WHITE AND PINK COPIES WITH CARBON INTACT nArea Code 7X3 MI 4-12* lettD -if TruaAoasBHiinnr/t COPIES Shop drawings Copy of letter DATE NO. Prints Change order ' Plans Samples SX___ Ck DESCRIPTION Specifications THESE ARE TRANSMITTED as checked below: For approval Approved as submitted Resubmitcopies for approval For your use Approved as noted Submitcopies for distribution As requested Returned for corrections Returncorrected prints O For review and comment zz FOR BIDS DUE19______________________________________ PRINTS RETURNED AFTER LOAN TO US REMARKS. -r--------------------------- X "----------------s^/-JZo.--,.../*./& t. =r7k==Zt--e---f--1r~ /*7----. ---.-->- ygyZ-f---------------- :-------u -7^- 7 PY TO. If tnclotum an not a* not** > ...... :... i__ i1_ \ ;i 1) "5 ! ; * i j 1 i i : 1 ! < i>1 1 n1 I 1 . : 1 i i 1 I- | h -fu . u>J ' P' ! 1 '1i i1; :; !1 1 ii : ! !! i. l"t 1 !1 : i i "i ; I ! -1i - Mi: 1 : 1 i !s i! ::: ! i 1 i 1 1 i.| ;;i 1 i1 | i : ' T : ii ii' . ____ iI i:. ! ; ! !" i 1 ; i i 1 1 'i i T1 | i ;J_iL . i : M 1 l.il | i ] . . i 1 ! T I i !i .1 J ! : 1 ; . ... i; fi ii; 1 . !j> j__i...... i. i 1 ! i I* i. 1 ; --1~~-- ; . -.i| t n- i 1'__ fL_JlUL i ;!i 1 : ___ l _ i _ * ________ , i: j LI M iiiii r (1 1 )ii i ri i :. Ml :' ! ! THOR PE 3UN 28 1968 FCS *-*r Tin 7^ MAS - MPP . KJ . FT " WE- . JCR , to 1 4A IAK I _d GW. WAB MW j 1 r--~ eu _ t ;ojt JOB >Amfr%K i i , jQg-- r - - ~J>URCH JOB 0 & prospect . GEMERAL FRS__ . _ ;1 - -if - ! I i i oo J T THORPE COMPANY WAREHOUSE WORK ORDER JPFrom Date: l-s p'je. Please piitcliluiuujj "rpoUdyliver" the following items aadLttid to Charge*. ~~2- <4 / Truck No.: Remarks: 'O-rj> PROCESS DIVISION ALGONQUIN ROAD OES PLAINES. ILLINOIS S00l REQUISITION DRAWING NUMBER MATERIAL INCLUDES- OlMKTITr K!i/DE!i CCMPA'iTMSNT DOOR TADPOLK FUR . PLATFOEMTWr, J.ifTE3MEDlATK HFlTB? AP-H2. DESCRIPTION OP.MATERIAL. ^/PROVED M Furnish the following material: Lineal .feet 1/2* diameter x 1-1/2" Stem Asoe'stos Tadpole. SL'G.IEUTIL SUPPLIER: Jorris-?<anville, Inc. 7:7. Elasi liJth Street,, jiew Tor.c, New York l,k >fiOt<tn REV. DATE APPROVED REV. .. DATE APPROVED REV. OATE ` APPROVED OROER NUMBER rt ,_L________i jT/j/ - r^c/v C. -g/L ^J/a--i j i ' :- ! ; * (- <^4, iN I //.J! L<1 . 1 i; ! ` 1 " ,| JJ i !V i 1i i i i !1 i1J /. 1 1 ! i . i A i. 6v / 1 I * iA_VU- e= ,1i_______ J .___!___1 1 / _____ / J, /(j / ! : !i : : 1 ji1 r1 r ! 'Mill U . 1 . : `| i' l"l ^I ! :1 'r * i i i:i !' i I J '1 i1 :* . i :i i; 1 .. . r -- --T--1 1 h :L.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .i. .:. i i' ^ -4- ?- -!----- -i---- -i-----\ _j----------1_ Hay 20, 1968 Universal Oil Products Company Process Division 30 Algonquin Road Des Plaines* Illinois 60016 ATTENTION: Hr. V. 8. Shaw* Purchasing Department SUBJECT: REFRACTORY LINING OF TVO (2) UOP HEATERS - SOUTHWESTERN OIL S- REFINING COMPANY - CORPUS CHRIST!, TEXAS - SOUTHWESTERN PURCHASE ORDER NO. $8037 JOB 866 FOR - THORPE JOB 2514 This letter will confirm our conversation of Hay 9 1968. On that date I noted to you that one of our Engineers had noticed the preparations for casting floor slabs on the above heaters. He questioned whether or not the reinforcing steel should be coated with Bltumastlc Type paint to provide for thermal expansion when the heater was pieced (^operation. ^ Since this was not spelled out on the drawings either way, we Inquired about this Item. In accordance with the Instructions from your Engineering Department, we ere proceeding with the casting of these slabs leaving the reinforcing steel bare (uncoated) when east Into the floor slabs. J T THORPE COMPANY JACK PEIFFER JP/bg cctflle In Duplicate ce: Hr. F. E. Kemp Southwestern Oil Refining Company P. 0. 0rawer 809 Corpus Christl, Texas 78403 ce: Hr. Doyle WlIIlams, Project Engineer * -SAABS TH.ru S'7rl-~.^S . _____ I PROCESS DIVISION 30 ALGONQUIN ROAO OES PLAINES, ILLINOIS 60016 VIA AIRMAIL File Ref; 8664 THORPE APR 221968 J. T. Thorpe Company P. 0. Box 33399 Houston, Texas 77033 Attention: Mr. Jack Peiffer SUBJECT: Southwestern Oil & Refining Co. Purchase Order No. 58037 Your Job No. 2514 Gentlemen: Thank you for your letter of April 15 and information on the Nelson refractory anchor. At one time U0P specified a machine welded anchor which was a split pin similar to a cotter pin. This cotter pin type required a bending operation after welding. This new Nelson anchor eliminates this operation but does not overcome other objections. Our experience has shown that handling of individual small pieces which tend to become tangled is very time consuming. The time spent by welders in selecting one anchor and one ferrule and placing these parts in the welding gun is considerable. We also found that it was almost impossible to specify the quantity of anchors because a great number of anchors and ferrules were dropped and lost. Please note that the UOP type anchor is furnished in sections of ten anchors. The welder attaches the first anchor by striking an arc on one side of the wire and then by lifting of the section, this first anchor will separate from the section at the "nick break" as shown in UOP Specification 296. This operation is repeated until all ten of the anchors have been attached. The welder can apply ten anchors quickly and without being required to pick up additional material. (continued) UNIVERSAL 0 IL PRODUCTS COMPANY J. T. Thorpe Company April 18, 1968 Page 2 We do not wish to discourage you or anyone from offering suggestions and we are aware of the tight construction schedule, however, we know from experience that the present anchor applied in accordance with Specification 296 will provide excellent reinforcing for the insulation and can be attached in less time and probably at. lower cost. Please proceed in accordance with Specification 296. Thank you again for your suggestion and your desire to give Southwestern a good job on schedule. Very truly yours. UOP PROCESS DIVISION WBS:1ms cc: Southwestern Oil & Refining Co 1 - Mr. P. E. Kemp 1 - Mr. Doyle Williams W. B. Shaw Purchasing Department r> . } April 15, 1968 Universal Oil Products Company 30 Algonquin Road Des Plaines, Illinois 60016 ATTENTION: Mr. V. 8. Shaw, Purchasing Department REFRACTORY LINING OF TWO (2) UOP HEATERS -- SOUTHWESTERN OIL t REFINING COMPANY - - CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS - - SOUTHWESTERN PURCHASE ORDER NO. 58037 THORPE JOB NO. 2514 Refractory anchors for the castable refractory lining of the above heaters are to be as outlined In UOP Specification No. 296, Page 2. The Nelson Stud Welding Division of Gregory Industries, Inc., has only recently developed a very similar refractory anchor which can be machine-applied. We request approval of this Nelson refractory anchor. While the cost of the Nelson anchor Is greater than the one manufactured by Fabricated Steel Products Company, we feel this additional cost can be largely overcome by the labor savings of machine application. The large quantity of anchors required for this Job as well as the tight construction schedule, we feel, make It very desirable to speed up the refractory anchor applications as much as possible. Nelson Is Just starting production of these anchors, and regular production samples were not available. However, we enclose a hand-made sample, which along with the enclosed drawing will give you the details on this anchor. The anchors for the Southwestern job would, of course, be of the specified size and all anchors would have flux-loaded ends. Continued fjv ...... - ,1.... ___ ....__________________:,,r3C, -Q lOV-p--. ...-- 3> i7^Z </ ____1- iI __________--_ ~ ry A. SAND BLASTING B. INSTALL "V" ANCHORS C. FIRE BRICK D. L.H.V. GUNNED E. U,H. GUNNED F. L. H. POURED G. L. H. FORMED AND POURED H. BURNER TILE X. REINFORCING STEEL SET J. LATH JOINT FAB. AND INSTALLING K. PLASTIC INSULATION LATH JOINTS L. SCAFFOLD M. TUBE SUPPORT CASTINGS PAINTED N. FLOOR PANELS ERECTED O. MATERIAL HANDLING P. CLEAN UP Q. . MOVE IN - OUT R. TRAVEL S. UNALLOCATED SUPERVISION n Heater Universal Oil Products Company Southwestern 0 i1 & Refining Co. Corpus Christi , Texas JOB 2514 TASK LIST Date___ April 4. 1968 o , T THORPE COMPANY Houston Texas 0 WORK ORDER THORPE AgB 4 1968 [MPP 1 mil MAS) 1 MKJ 1 Ifl . IV,; . . iK(Nor TTi as it Name of Joh Casting of Heater Floor Slabs Contract with Southwestern (HI t Refining Company - corpus rhrfcH, Tai Location of Jnh Thorpa Houston Warehouse Kind of Work Formed and Poured Caatable Refractory Customer's Order No. Contract _Pereon in Charge Jack Pelffar k,Dale Wlirn Job must be Storied April 1968______ ami Completed ___ A> Iff.Lct.Mt. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Hr. K. H. Reynolds: Plans Attached__JffiS_____________ Specifications Attached SEE BELOW We have a lumpsum contract to Install the refractory lining In 1 heaters for Southwestern Oil t Refining In Corpus Christ!. As a part of this job, we are to furnish the pre-cast floor slabs for these heaters. We would like for you to handle the casting of these floor slabs here In our Houston Warehouse. These slabs are as shown on the 2 drawings which I reviewed with you this morning. As we discussed. It appears to be advantageous to cast about 8 slabs at one time. The most Important thing Is to ensure that all slabs are square, even, and flat, it Is also Important that side notches for the eventual Installation of soap fire brick at the Joints are Installed properly. You will further need to ensure that alt reinforcing steel ts properly placed. While you are fabricating the forms and setting up your casting bench, we will order the reinforcing steel, and stainless steel pick-up hooks. We will furnish you later with a bill of materials, and give you the quantity required for each slab. Materials will be ordered for delivery when you are ready. Please work with Ed Brown on the casting space, and storage of the finished slabs. We would like to stack the completed slabs k to a pallet, with a 2 x S divider between each. Ed will probably want to store these slabs out In the yard, and they should be covered from the weather, please secure any needed tools and equipment from Ed for this work. The Job Is to be run on a straight time basts with scales as follow: Yourself Bricklayer Masontenders $5.625/hr $5.00/ hr $3*175/hr Continued ACL BLUE PRINTS ANO SPECIFICATIONS TO BE RETURNED TO OFFICE UPON COMPLETION OF JOB. Signed. O oJ T THORPE COMPANY Houston Texas WORK ORDER Date________________________ . Job No. Name of Job_________ !____________________________________________________________________ _ Contract with _____________________'_____________________________________ __________ Location of Job__ ____________________________________________________________________ _______ Kind of Work_________________________________ ;_________ :_________________ Customer's Order No.Person in Charge__ I)alr Whon Job iiuisl be Startediand Completed GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Page 2 Plans Attached______ __ Specifications Attached. When tha rainforcing steel arrives* please let me know and I will assist you In getting the proper spacing on the bars and Installation of the bar support chairs for the first slab. If you have any questions on this work as It progresses* please let me know. As I noted to you* this Is a flll-ln Job and we may need to Interrupt this operation from time to time. J T THORPE COMPANY JACK PUFFER JP/bg cc:fi1e ALL BLUE PRINTS AND SPECIFICATIONS TO BE RETURNED TO OFFICE UPON COMPLETION OF JOB. Signed. March 29, 19&8 Southwestern Oil & Refining Company Drawer 809 Corpus Christl, Texas 78403 1 THORPE"I J MAR 291968 | . fer s:IMPP , FPS*1, IwLJ 1H 'FH `FT 1 MAS 1 1 'WE 1 AJCR i 1 1 WNC 1 | [gw ! LAK MW LJ at | JOB lips- WT _r____ f ^ GEN PURCH 0&E PROSPECT GENERA! FILES ATTENTION: Mr. F. E. Kemp, Purchasing Agent REFRACTORY LINING OF TWO PLATFORMER HEATERS, AP-Hl AND AP-H2 SOUTHWESTERN OIL & REFINING COMPANY - CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS YOUR PURCHASE ORDER NO. 58037 - THORPE J08 2514 We have received your order noted above, and thank you very much for this nice contract. Our Bill of Materials for this job has been completed, and most Items have been.placed on order, particularly the long delivery Items. We will maintain contact with your Mr. Doyle Williams to coordinate the field construction schedule. We are instructing our Insurance Carriers to forward to you Certificates of Insurance covering this work. It is our understanding that Berry Contracting, Inc., will perform the steel erection on thts job. We have performed a number of jobs working in close conjunction with Berry Contracting in the past, and feel this experience will accrue to Southwestern's benefit on this job. Again, we appreciate receipt of this order, and welcome the opportunity to once again be of service to Southwestern Oil & Refining Company. J T THORPE COMPANY JACK PEIFFER JP/bg ccrftle ~) 30 ALGONQUIN ROAD DES PLAINES, ILLINOIS 60016 VIA AIRMAIL Pile Ref: 8664 THORPE 1968 March 19, ^spr; MPP KJ TH FT WE a&S____ L___ JB MW | EiB ! GW WAB J. T. Thorpe Company P. 0. Box 33399 Houston, Texas 77033 Attention: Mr. Jack Peiffer JOB PROSPECT GENERAL PILES PURCH D&E SUBJECT: Southwestern Oil & Refining Co. Purchase Order No. 58037 Insulation of Heaters Gentlemen: In accordance with our telephone instructions of March 18, 1968 you are hereby authorized to enter Southwestern Oil & Refining Company's Purchase Order No. 58037. This order to cover labor and material to insulate two (2) heaters in accordance with U0P specifications and your.proposal for a total lump sum of $81,000.00. We attach two copies each of the following: REQUISITION REV. 8664-R12 -R26 1 1 DRAWING REV. 57316-F 3 SPEC. REV. 211 T -Rll -R25 -R18 -R32 -R17 -R31 -R13 -R27 -Rl6 -R30 -R15 -R29 0 62602-F 1 0 0 0 293 5 0 0 84908-J 0 296 6 0 84909-J 0 0 0 0 0 (continued) U N 1 V E ft G A L 0 It PRO DUCT 8 CO M P A N Y o J. T. Thorpe Company March 19, 1968 Page 2 REQUISITION REV. 6664-R14 -R28 DRAWING REV. SPEC, REV. -R39 -R40 68064-g 0 84913-A 0 292 5 -R21 -R35 84905-j 84906-j 84907-J 8484o-g 0 0 0 0 Proceed immediately to place your orders for the burner blocks and any other long delivery items. We estimate that this work will be ready to begin about July 1, 1968. We will advise you as soon as we can establish a firm date. Very truly yours, UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY WBS :1ms Attach. Letter in duplicate cc: Mr. Doyle Williams, Southwestern (2) W. B. Shaw Purchasing Department Date To Deliver To PURCHASE ORDER 0 ) SOUTHWESTERN OIL & REFINING COMPANY CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS \ March 21, 1968 V` J. T. Thorpe Company P. 0. Box 33399 Houston, Texas 77033 y i 1 v/i 1. Order No. MU: Coses, Bundles, r ence. 2. Tag all items Southwestern Oil & Refining Company Corpus Christ!, Texas 3. Invoice in TRIPLI 4. Complete Pack! and occompan ITEM QUANTITY ARTICLES CONFIRMING ORDER INSULATION OF HEATERS AP-H1 & AP-H2 Furnish all labor, materials, tools, equipment, scaffolding, insurance, payroll taxes, Texas State Sales Taxes, transportation, expense items and supervision to install refractory lining to two (2) platformer heaters in accordance with UOP Specifications and Drawings listed on attached letter dated March 19, 1968. TOTAL $81,000.00 This order confirms UOP letter dated March 19, 1968 and is in accordance with your Proposal dated February 12, 1968 and addendum letter dated March 12, i960, except price which was negotiated by phone. Send insurance certificates to: Southwestern Oil & Refining Company Drawer 809 Corpus Christi, Texas 78403 Attn: Mr. F. E. Kemp WBS/lws Work schedules to be arranged by contacting Mr. Doyle Williams of Southwestern Oil & Refining Company. CONDITIONS The right it reserved to cancel this order if not filled within the time and in accordance with the terms specified. AH material subject to inspection anc approval of buyer notwithstanding prior payment to obtain cash discount. Seller must pay all transportation charges bath ways on rejected material No charges allowed for boxing, packing or drayoge unless otherwise agreed. Do not invoice material covered by more than one purchase order on an* invoice. Separate invoices must be rendered on material covered by each purchase order. The vendor agrees that all requirements of the federal anc state laws referring to employment and Labor Standards have been complied with in the production and iranufacture of the material called for on fhi order. The Seller shall have provided Workman's Compensation and Public liability Insurance and shall hold the Purchaser harmless from and agains any and all damages suffered or done to any and all persons or property while engaged on the work covered by this order, in the event that any worl is performed under this order. Unless otherwise agreed upon in writing the seller agrees to assume the defense of any suits for infringement of pat ents, brought against the buyer by reason of the use of these goods and to indemnify the buyer against any decree of costs in such suits. If these con ditions are not acceptable please advise us upon receipt of the orders, and before you make shipment. ORDER NO. 58037 V- By* Purchasing Agent o VIA AIRMAIL Pile Ref: 8664 ' March 19# 1968 J. T. Thorpe Company P. 0. Box 33399 Houston, Texas 77033 . " - Attention: Mr. Jack Pelffer SUBJECT: Southwestern Oil & Refining Co. Purchase Order No. 58037 Insulation of Heaters Gentlemen: $?* In accordance with our telephone instructions of March II 1963 you are hereby authorized to enter Southwestern Oil Fiefining Company's Purchase Order No. 58037* This order to cover labor and material to insulate tv;o (2) heaters in accordance with UOP specifications and your proposal for a total lump sum of $81,000,00. We attach two copies each of the following: REQUISITION REV. B564-R12 -R26 "l " 1 -Rll -R25 0 -Rl8 -R32 0 0 -R17 -R31 0 0 -R13 -R27 0 0 -Rl6 -R30 -R15 -R29 0 0 0 0 (continued) DRAWING REV. 5731^P 3 SPEC. REV 211 TT 62602-F I .: * ` ' : 84903-j 0 84909-j 0 . > 293 "'5 296 6 1 .. J. T. Thorpe CompanyMarch 19, 1968 Page 2 o /* I REQUISITION 8S65-KL4 -R28 REV. < DRAWING .- KEJ7. SFEC. . MV, -R39 -R40 - 680S4-G 0 84913-A 0 292 5 -R21 v -R35 ' ' ' * * 3 84905-J 84906-J 84907-J 84840-g 0 0 0 0 proceed immediately to place your orders for the burner blocks and any other long delivery items. We estimate that this work will be ready to begin about July 1, 1968. We will advise you as soon as we can establish a firm date. - Very truly yours, universal oil products cokfany UBS :1ms Attach, Letter in duplicate cc: Mr, Doyle Williams, Southwestern (2) W. B. Shaw Purchasing Department j I 30 ALGONQUIN ROAO - DES PLAINES, ILLINOIS 60016 VIA AIRMAIL File Ref: 8664 March 19, 1968 J. T. Thorpe Company P. 0. Box 33399 Houston, Texas 77033 Attentioni Mr* Jack Pelffer SUBJECT I Southwestern Oil ft Refining Co. Purchase Order No. 58037 Insulation of Heaters_ Gentlemen1 In accordance with our telephone Instructions of March 18, 1968 you are hereby authorized to enter Southwestern Oil ft Refining Company's Purchase Order No. 58037. This order to cover labor and material to insulate two (2) heaters in accordance with U0P specifications and your proposal for a total lump sum of $81,000.00, We attach two copies each of the following! REQUISITION REV. '6&T-R12-- "l"' -R26 1 -Rll -R25 0 -Rl8 -R32 0 0 DRAWING REV. SPEC. REV. 57316-F 3 ' 211 62602-F 1 / -R17 -R31 0 0 293 5 ' -R13 -R27 -Rl6 -R30 -R15 -R29 0 84908-J 0 r 296 6 0 84909-J 0 0 0 01 0 (continued) U N 1 V E R S At O 1L PRO DUCT S CO M P A N J. T. Thorpe Company March 19* 1968 Page 2 REQUISITION REV. DRAWING REV. SPEC. 554-rS----------------------------------------------- --------------- R28 REV. -- 68064-0 0 84913-A 0 292 821 835 84905-j 84906-J 84007-J 84840-0 0 0 0 0 Proceed Immediately to place your orders for the burner blocks and any other long delivery items. We estimate that this work will be ready to begin about July 1, 1968. We will advise you as soon as we can establish a firm date. Very truly yours* UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS COMPART WBStlms Attach. Letter in duplicate cct Mr. Doyle Williams* Southwestern (2) W. B. Shaw Purchasing Department I ----------------- o o- J/te/l / i ~Sl ^---------< _Ta fo- 6/037 1 421868 March 12, >968 Universal Oil Products Company 30 Algonquin Road Oes Plaines, Illinois 60016 Od/` ATTENTION: Nr. V. B. Shaw, Purchasing Department REFRACTORY LINING OF PLATFORMER HEATERS - SOUTHWESTERN OIL 4 REFINING COMPANYCORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS INQUIRY REFERENCE NO. 8664 We have received your letter regarding our proposal of February 12, 1968, and offer the following coaments and clarifications. We have attached to this letter a list of the manufacturers and the quality or brand of the various items of material figured In our proposal. We list below our comments again keyed to the item numbers of our original proposal. 1. Wa have Included the asphalt mastic and the labor to paint the embedded portion of all tube support castings. 2. We appreciate the reasoning behind your comments regarding lining sequence, and will comply with that noted on the drawings as qualified by your March 8 letter. 4. Upon reading Item 4 of our proposal again, we agree that It would be difficult for one not knowing our mind to understand. Your comments regarding this Item expresses our Intent very well. 5. The economies to be gained by using bulk Haydite are such that we feel In the best Interest of Southwestern to do so. Accordingly, we will construct a temporary storage bln at the Jobsite to prevent loss of "fines". The Haydite will be moistened 24 hours prior to using. os Continued Universal Oil Products Company Karch 12, 1968 Page 2 8. We are agreeable to famishing the burner tile. The alternate in our original quotation Is for burner tile as noted on your re quisitions R-12 and R-26 Including spares, delivered to the jobsite In Corpus Chrlstl. Installation of these tile was Included In our original proposal base bid. The quality of these tile and the manufacturer Is shown on the attached sheet. 10. In addition to furnishing and Installing the V-Anchors, our original proposal also Included furnishing, fabrication, and Installation of the expanded netal lath at the panel Joints per UOP Specification No. 29b. 14. The rail siding at the Jobsite It suitable and Thorpe will unload all refractory materials with no change In our quotation. BY STEEL ERECTOR OR OTHERS I. We had Included the mastic for heater panel joints In our original proposal. This Is still acceptable to us. Our price Is fins for completion prior to August 31, 1968, as stated In Paragraph 4 of our original proposal. We would expect that all materials would be purchased and delivered to the Jobsite well In advance of that date, and therefore anticipate no material escalation on this job. Labor escalation would be applicable only if work continues beyond September 1. We would then expect to be reimbursed our cost for the differential between wages and benefits paid a given craft at that time, end those that would have been necessary on February 12, 1968, the date of our original proposal. Escalation would apply only to labor expended on or after September I, and then only If e wage rate change had been Introduced since February 12, 1968. Ve trust this clarifies the seeming contradiction between Paragraph 2 and 4 of our bid conditions. Regarding Job schedule, we would expect that both heaters could be completed In approximately 10 weeks. If steel erection was telescoped sufficiently. Our proposal Is not based on performing lining of both heaters simultaneously, but we see no difficulty in maintaining approximately a two week time leg between Che two heaters. Either of the heaters alone would require approxi mately 8 to 9 weeks by Itself. Continued Universal ON Products Company March 12, 1968 Page 3 We are pleased that you find our proposal attractive, and again, hope to be favored with your order for this work. Ve hope the foregoing has clarified the points of our proposal in question. As noted to you in our telephone conversation, we spent a considerable amount of time preparing our proposal In accordance with your specifications. Please rest assured that we have figured it accordingly, and propose to perform a firstciass Job. As you will see from the ettached sheet, ell materials ere 'of quality manufacture, and our original propose! is for a complete refractory setting of the two heaters. Please let us know how we can serve you and our good customer. Southwestern ON C Refining Company J T THORPE COMPANY JACK PEIFFER JP/bg cctfile In Duplicate 2cc: Southwestern Oil fr Refining Company Drawer 809 Corpus Christ!, Texas 7<&03 Attention: Mr. OoyieVNIiems J T THORPE COMPANY ENGINEERS-CONSTRUCTORS REFRACTORY, INSULATED AND ACID PROOF STRUCTURES P. O. BOX 33399 Ml 4-1247 HOUSTON, TEXAS 77033 Refractory Lining of Platformer Heaters Southwestern Oil A Refining Company Corpus Christ! Texas UOP REFERENCE HO. 8664 JLXSiw Calcium Alumlnata Cement Haydite Venslcullte Fireclay Firebrick Alrset Mortar Sumer Tile Block Insulation t Loom Hlneral wool Insulating Cement Ceramic Fiber Mastic For Panel Joints MANUFACTURER . BRAND OR QUALITY Universal Atlas (USS) Lumntte Texas Industries Texas VernlculIte HarfoI son-Walker Refractories Company High Neat Duty Fire Clay M 1 II Coleman XX <t H II Harwaco Bond M It tf Walsh XX Johns-Manvl 1 le M II Babcock A VI tcox Eagle-Pitcher Company HT Banroe JN-500 Kaowool Stalastle (Regular (trade) HOUSTON BEAUMONT CORPUS CHRISTI LOS ANGELES PROPOSED MATERIAL PATAt Refractory Lining of Platformer Heaters Southwestern Oil c> Refining Company Corpus Christ!, Texas OOP REFERENCE WO. 8664 ITEM Calcium Alumlnate Cement Haydite VermlculIte Fireclay Firebrick Alrset Hortar Sumer Tile Block Insulation C- Loose Mineral Woo! Insulating Cement Ceramic Fiber Mastic For Panel Joints MANUFACTURER BRAND OR QUALITY Universal Atlas (USS) Lumnlte Texas Industries Texas Vennlculite Harblscn-Valker Refractories Company High Heat Duty Fire Clay II II II Coleman XX It II Ift 1 II II Harwaco Bond Walsh XX Johns-ManvlIle I It Babcock t Wilcox Eagla-PItcher Company HT Banroc JM-500 Kaovool Stalastlc (Regular Grade) j^rch 8, 1968 Attention: Mr. Jack Peiffer SUBJECT: Southwestern Oil & Refining Co. Insulation of Heaters Your Proposal February 12 Gentlemen: We have reviewed your proposal and list below our comments and items for clarification. Please check and advise promptly. Please advise supplier and quality of brick, cement and block insulation you propose to use. Exceptions and Clarifications. (We are using the same item numbers as listed on your proposal.) 1. This is to be done by Thorpe $ We assume this is not an u exception. Please confirm. ,2. We could not at this time determine whether or not you C1''* could leave off the entire hip lining until the tube bundle is installed. We do not want to become involved in technical extras. We would place the order on the basis that you follow the sequence noted on the drawings. If it develops that it is impossible for you to finish these small areas around the tube supports while your crew is on the job, you would be excused, and Southwestern could complete this portion. It*s too small to warrant extras, however, if the entire section is left out it becomes a major item. We expect you would cooperate and make an effort to complete the job. (continued) UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY J. T. Thorpe Company March 8, 1968 Page 2 _ 4. This item is difficult to understand. We would prefer that you state, that with reasonable notice you are in a position to begin the Job. When the Job has begun, you will be allowed to complete both heaters without work stoppage due to erection schedule. If your proposal is based on a required sequence, please define. We could not say at this time that if you determined to begin one heater on a specific day that you could do the same work or other work on the other heater the next day. The starting date and sequence of work will have to be scheduled after delivery of steelwork. You can be sure of one thing. Southwestern will do everything possible to have the insulation crew in and out as soon as possible. h 5* If bulk Haydite is used, you must furnish a storage bin O' at Job site lined or so constructed to prevent loss of "fines11. Also the Haydite must be moistened 24 hours before using. 6. Standard paper bags OK for Vermiculite. Protection is your responsibility. rj, 7. Membrane Curing in accordance with manufacturer's recommendations and industry practice for this type work is acceptable. 8. We prefer that you furnish burner tile. Attached are two copies of burner tile requisitions and drawings. Supplier of tile to be one of those shown on the requisitions. ^ .L 9. Top of foundation will be above grade. . 10. Yes - insulation contractor to furnish and install V-Anchors as shown, also expanded metal lath at panel joints per UOP Spec. 296. 0'L11. Yes (no comment). pJL 12. Yes (no comment). ' '-13. This is your option. (continued) J. T. Thorpe CompanyMarch 8, 1968 Page 3 14. What is a reasonable distance to rail siding? You were at job site. Please determine whether the rail siding at Southwestern is suitable at the price quoted. BY STEEL ERECTOR OR OTHERS: 1. All steel erection by others - mastic applied at this time and by erection crew. Please advise if you have included the mastic material in your proposal. Refer to Requisitions 8664-R15 and R29. We could purchase this material if desired. 2. Chain links installed by stack fabricator. 3. Correct as stated. 4. Correct as stated. BID CONDITIONS: Please clarify price protection, the second and fourth paragraphs seem to contradict each other. Please refer to the final paragraph of your proposal and advise best estimated time required to complete the actual field work after all material is on hand and job ready to begin. We find your proposal attractive, however we want a first-class job and want to avoid any misunderstandings. Please reply promptly as some materials are long delivery. Very truly yours. UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY WBS:1ms Attach. Letter in duplicate cc: Mr. Doyle Williams, Southwestern (2) W. B. Shaw Purchasing Department o 30 ALGONQUIN ROAD DES PLAINES. ILLINOIS 6001b To: INQUIRY n January 17, 1968 nJ. T. Thorpe Company P. 0. Box 33399 Houston, Texas 77033 1__ Attn: Mr. Jack Peiffer __ | THE FOLLOWING REFERENCES MUST APPEAR ON ALL QUOTATIONS: PROJECT: SOUTHWESTERN OIL & REFINING C UNIT: PLATFORMER MATERIAL: INSULATION FOR HEATERS REFERENCE NO. 8664 PLEASE SUBMIT QUOTATION IN TRIPLICATE FOR FURNISHING THE MATERIAL LISTED BELOW. IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CONSIDERATION YOUR QUOTATION MUST CONTAIN ALL THE IN FORMATION ENUMERATED IN THE RIGHT HAND COLUMN. QUOTATION MUST BE IN OUR HANDS NOT LATER THAN JANUARY ?0. 1Q68 WITH TWO ADDITIONAL COPIES MAILED TO SOUTHWESTERN OIL & REFINING CO., DRAWER 809, CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS 78403, -ATTENTION MR. DOYLE -WHJzEAMS.----------MATERIAL INFORMATION REQUIRED Quote the following material in accordance with the at tached copies of the UOP Co. Requisitions, Project Specifications, Drawings and/or Standard Specifications as listed below. (SEE ATTACHED LIST) Ims THORPE 1968 fcsj_r ! ' rarV ) 1 TH i mas: -C< \ 1 1 Mr? j 11a 1 FT ivvs i j -s i f'F'.zAi 1 G'.V | MW 1 -.8 i f j 03 "~CN~ `OB 'rlP.C.I JOB 0 4~ P.HQ.VECT !: : 'AL F.LES required day. Attach. es: Mr. Doyle Williams, Southwestern (2) 1. Unit and extended prices for each item, and grand total F.O.B. your plant 2. Complete specifications of equipment offered. Any excep tions to our specifications must be indicated in your quotation. 3. Best possible shipment from P.O. date. 4. Approximate shipping weight, each item. 5. Estimated freight to jobsite. 6. Hunter of calendar days after receipt of order required to submit certified shop drawings for approval. 7. Additional information required Quote total lump sum price for all labor, material and freight, that you are in position to submit your quotation by the Very truly yours, UNIVERSAL OIL PRODUCTS COMPANY M Purchasing Department . 1j jh! U! | i1 [1 -jL A1 1Ai l! tLf 1 .. | ii| __ii---------------- i j .... ____ _____ ---------- ---------- : ...... - - j.. 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Shaw - Purchasing Department SUBJECT: REFRACTORY LINING OF PLATFORMER HEATERS - SOUTHWESTERN OIL AND REFINING COMPANY - CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS - INQJJIRY REFERENCE NUMBER 8664 We are pleased to submit our quotation fortthe above work in accordance with your inquiry dated January 17, 1968 and our discussions with Mr. Doyle Williams in Corpus Christi on February 6, 1968. We propose and will agree to furnish all labor, materials, tools, equip ment, scaffolding, insurance, payroll taxes, Texas state sales taxes, transportation, expense items, and supervision necessary to install the refractory linings in two platformer heaters at Southwestern Oil and Refining Company in Corpus Christi, Texas, in a complete and workmanlike manner, and in accordance with the following, terms, and specifications. SPECIFICATIONS - The work upon which we quote is as shown on the UOP process division drawings and specifications furnished to us with the inquiry. However, we list below a few exceptions to the specifications, along with a number of clari fications having direct bearing upon the scope of work to be performed by Thorpe. This list of items applies to both the platforming charge heater AP-Hl, and the platforming intermediate heater AP-H2. - BY J T THORPE COMPANY 1. Paint the imbedded portion of all tube support castings with an asphalt type mastic. 2. The erection sequence noted on the drawings requires insulation blockouts around several of the tube support castings. We propose to leave the lining off of the entire heater hip until the convection tube bundle is erected. The hip refractory would then be installed entirely. 3. Both stacks would be lined on the ground, Con11nued HOUSTON.. . BEAUMONT C 0 R P U S . C H.R I ST I LOS ANGELES ProduT^s Company Universal Oil February 12, 1968 Page 2 o 4. Portions of both heaters would be under erection simultaneously, to allow the most efficient jobsite scheduling of men and materials. While we do not plan to work on both heaters in all phases simul taneously, our proposal is not based on completing one heater prior to start of any work on the other heater. 5. Our proposal is based on using bulk Haydite, delivered to jobsite via covered trucks. We do not include furnishing Haydite in paper lined burlap bags per the UOP specifications. 6. Vermiculite will be packed in the manufacturer's standard paper bag. . . .. . 7. Our proposal is based on the use of membrane curing compound. We have not included a 24-hour water curing of the refractories, as we have no control of the erection schedule and have no way of knowing how much overtime would be involved. This method of curing refrac tory linings is in rather common use throughout the industry, arid gives satisfactory results. 8.. We have provided our alternate price for furnishing all burner tile necessary,/but }n any event have included the installation of these tile in our proposal. 9- We have based our proposal on the top of foundations shown on the drawings being approximately I'-b" above grade. 10. Thorpe includes the furnishing and installation of all "V" anchors for the refractory linings. 11. Our proposal includes furnishing the reinforcing steel and pre-casting of the floor panels. We have included the subsequent erection of these panels, as well. 12. We note the convection coils are to be set on the center wall foundations temporarily and that lining of a portion of the heater would then pro ceed. During this period, we have included provisions for covering the coils with polyethylene sheet and tarpaulins to protect them from gunite. We would scaffold and work around this obstruction. 13. Our.proposal is based upon several lower end panels being left off of each end of both heaters for access and efficient material handling during the construction of heater bridgewalls. ' 14. Unloading of refractory materials (our proposal assumes a rail siding within reasonable distance of the heaters). Continued.... V J Universal Oil Products Company February 12, 1968 Page 4 o PRICE Seventy Eight Thousand One Hundred Forty Four Dollars...................... $78,144.00 For Thorpe to furnish all burner tile, add.............................................. 3,842.00 tfe appreciate very much the opportunity to submit our proposal. We hope to be favored for your order for this work, and once again have the oppor tunity to be of service to Southwestern Oil & Refining Company. If awarded a contract for this work, all field work could be completed in approximately 14 weeks. We would suggest early placement of order for this work, so that long-delivery items may be placed in manufacture. We tru6t our proposal meets with your approval, but if you have any questions or if we can furnish you with any additional information, please let us know. J T THORPE COMPANY JACK PEIFFER jp/mw cc: file 3 In Triplicate 2cc: Southwestern Oil & Refining Company Drawer 809 t Corpus Christ!, Texas 78403 Attn: Mr. Doyle Williams Universal Oil Products Company February 12, 1968 Page 3 "BY STE--E1 L.....E..R..E..C. TOR OR O-.T..H..E.iRmuSm 1. All steel erection, ^including mastic at the panel joints. 2. Chain link fence pickets in the stack. 3. All metal work such as bolting up of cast iron peep doors, installation of burners and related items, and installation of tube support castings. With the exception of refractory anchors and expanded lath panel dividers, Thorpe's work is basically that performed by masons and their helpers only. 4. Turning or cribbing of stacks as may be required for lining, temporary placement of panels and other components for lining, etc. GENERAL You will furnish free to us all utilities of power, water, hook-up and dis connect of our electrical equipment, conveniences for our men, and adequate working and storage space adjacent to the heater to be lined. Compressed air necessary for the pneumatic lining application has been included by Thorpe. We plan to schedule our crews to work closely with your field erection forces for all phases of the work. As noted above, we anticipate being able to efficiently use our forces on the job, and our proposal is based on performing .all work with one trip to the jobsite. OUR BID IS CONDITIONED UPON Our bid is conditioned upon a five-day work week with one eight-hour shift per day, availability of labor and materials at the time of installation, and existing labor rates and material costs at this date. It is understood and agreed that additional compensation shall be paid by you to reflect increased In the cost of labor and/or materials above today's prices. The cost of overtime deemed necessary for the work, and the cost of delays or interference in the work not due to our fault will be for your account. You will make payments before the 10th of each month of our invoice for 90% of labor expended and materials delivered during the preceeding month, and will pay the balance within 35 days thereafter. Our price is firm for acceptance prior to March 15, 1968 and completion prior to August 31, 1968. 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