Case Studies

Selected project records supported by client letters, published program coverage, and engineering documentation.

AEC-PS-2093030163 · Petroleum Retail · 2006

Petroleum Retail · Fort Lauderdale, FL

AEC-PS-2093030163 Petroleum Retail Fort Lauderdale, FL 2006

Rio Vista Shell

Motiva Enterprises for Shell Oil · 2006

Ron Fair and George Padilla led the installation of new fuel tanks, dispensers, and canopy at Station #2093030163, 817 S.E. Federal Highway, Ft. Lauderdale. The station opened with absolutely no problems.

“In my 25 years as a dealer for Shell, I have never had reason to write a letter about a contractor hired by Shell Oil… until now.”

Stavros Moforis, Shell Dealer, Rio Vista Shell (July 21, 2006)

Ron and George coordinated the job seamlessly with the utmost professionalism. Motiva has spent their money wisely in contracting AEC Services.

Source: Letter from Stavros Moforis to Motiva Enterprises, July 21, 2006

AEC-ENG-2009-07 · Fuel Systems Engineering · 2009

Fuel Systems Engineering · Florida

AEC-ENG-2009-07 Fuel Systems Engineering Florida 2009

Radiant Oil, Fiberglass Tank Program

Radiant Oil (The Radiant Group LLC) · 2009

AEC guided Radiant Oil's transition from steel to fiberglass fuel tanks across seven Florida service stations. The engineering call, fiberglass for biofuel compatibility, protected owners against corrosion and unplanned $30,000 tank-lining costs that hit competitors that year.

“You don't worry about pennies and miss dollars.”

Ron Fair, President (Xerxes Corporation Project Profile, 2009)

Source: Xerxes Corporation Project Profile, 2009

AEC-INFRA-6P · Transportation Infrastructure · 2011–2015

Transportation Infrastructure · Florida Statewide

AEC-INFRA-6P Transportation Infrastructure Florida Statewide 2011–2015

Florida Turnpike Services, Six-Plaza Program

Florida Turnpike Services · 2011–2015

AEC delivered engineering and construction management across six simultaneous plaza builds spanning 250 miles of Florida Turnpike: West Palm, Turkey Lake, Snapper Creek, Canoe Creek, Fort Drum, and Pompano. Later phases at Fort Pierce and Okahumpka closed out the program in 2015 with fuel canopies described as the largest on the Turnpike.

“The Pompano Building looks extremely impressive.”

Florida Turnpike Services, The Turnpike Traveler, November 2011

Source: The Turnpike Traveler, Vol. 3, November 2011 and September 2015

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