Saw they have a lot of Tech folks and we have put out an RFP to them for some work we need done. Anybody have any recommendations/complaints about them? You can PM me if you need to.
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Saw they have a lot of Tech folks and we have put out an RFP to them for some work we need done. Anybody have any recommendations/complaints about them? You can PM me if you need to.
I thought they were mostly an oil & gas outfit. I could be wrong though.Originally Posted by dhussdawg
They are, looking for them to drill a saltwater disposal well for us at a NG storage field.
Consider Petro Chem also. Owners' a TECH man, highly competent and reasonable. Brammer is thoroughly professional.
Consultant Eng for Petro Chem is a TECH man as well. I've used him over here in E. Texas and have known him for 31 years.
I work for them.
They are a fantastic company to do business with and yes, there are many Tech grads that work here.
Dhuss, who do you work for?
I didn't know that. I used to work with a guy from Petro Chem (I worked for Wink) who went to tech for a little while but didn't graduate. He was a good guy. If I go back into that world I will have to look at Brammer and PetroChem.
Think about Shuler Drilling, El Dorado. Owner has P. E. from Tulsa late 60's and C. E. from TECH in the 90's. Very solid and reasonable.
The guy I'm talking about finished his degree at TECH.
I read "bammer" engineering and thought "What does Alabama need engineering?"
Didn't mean to imply that it was the same guy. The guy I worked with was pretty low on the totem pole. He was an API inspector. Good guy though. Thought it was interesting that he had a Tech connection.
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