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/v r-6 - - SAFE FILE 0 19(9 %/lK ETHYL CORPORATION Mantjfacturing and Traffic Department 40V '3 Hay 31, 1943 JlL|i<ii< ^it--. IiQ3/*1i*v- PL1ASC AOOPtSS BCPWYTO CHRYSLER BUILDING' ?** fSC P' 40S LEXINOTON AVt,NtW YORK 1*7, N.Y. Mr. K. PLnsterbusoh Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT ETCO-52 0 jS. A W.E.C. ;.irile No45ji; rOOC. NO.. *<J*L 90 Broad Street New York 4, New York Dear Mr. Hnsterbusch: The Ethyl Corporation requests the services of Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation in connection with a construction project covering the erection of 2. - 5,000 barrel hortonspheres at our Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Plant. These hortonspheres were recently purchased from Alabama Ordnance Works. They have been dismantled and will be erected at Baton Rouge by the Chicago Bridge and Iron Company. Under our contract with Chicago Bridge and Iron Company we are to provide suitable foundations for the spheres and neoe6sary connecting piping and servioes. We wish Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation to do the follow ing work for us in connection with the re-erection of these spheres* (1) Ex cavations, form and concrete work for foundations and fire-walls, (2) Installa tion of a 3 firing line from Ethyl Chloride Storage, including the construction and installation of the necessary pipe supports and road bridges, (3) Re-location of plant fence and fence lighting facilities, (4) Installation of a 6" fire line end fire hydrant near the hortonspheres, (5) Installation of ec l-l/2* air line to the hortonspheres, (6) Installation of concrete ducts and 6* castiron drain lines to drain the fire-wall enclosures, (7) Installation of No. 6 T*B.W.P. control wires to the pump at the hortonspheres and 110-22(Wr40 volt service, together with necessary wire and poles, (8) Construction of concrete pump sump and installation of a 4s castiron drain line from the pump sump, (9) Installa tion of neoessaxy id ring, transformers and electrioal facilities for temporary 440-volt service for welding equipment. We understand that this work has already been discussed in detail with your field'supervisor at Baton Rouge. We propose that the foregoing work be oarried out in accordance with Part II - Design and Construction, of Term Contract between us dated May 29, 1945. In view of the fact that your servioes will consist essentially of construction, we propose that the work be considered a Class *C* project. Any engineering and drafting services required for this work will be supplied under Artiole X (d) at oost plus an equal amount to oover overhead expense. Any insurance reoommendations other thaa Workmens Compensation insurance covering your employees engaged in this work are to be submitted to us for approval. In view of the size of this project, we recommend that all elerioal work and reports, eto, be reduoed to a minimum. SAFE FILE .2 Mr, K. Ilnsterbusch Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation May 31, 1946 advise. If the foregoing is acceptable to you, to.11 you kindly so Very truly yours. cc: NIB BB ) Pro, Div.s NY, Bos,, Houston) 6/6/46 Contract File: NY, Bos, )