Richland Center Renewable Energy, LLC New Food Waste-to-Energy Facility

Project Overview

The scope of this project included the green-field construction of a new food waste-to-energy facility that utilized locally produced feedstocks to generate nearly 2 MW of renewable energy through anaerobic digestion technology.

Miron was awarded the general trades contract for this project and our scope of work included the following:

• Overall scheduling and site management and implementation of the site safety program
• All site work, including earthwork, UG utilities, asphalt paving, fencing, seeding and landscaping
• Approximately 7,000 CY of cast-in-place concrete
• Furnishing and installation of precast concrete and structural steel
• All architectural project components
• Plumbing and HVAC

Working together, the project team achieved the aerobic treatment milestone within 10 months from groundbreaking and anaerobic digestion in under 12 months.