Latest Projects

Indian Capital Technology Center

The Indian Capital Technology Center will be a new campus in Coweta, Ok. on a 20 acre “Green Field” site.

Currently six new buildings are being devolved to include the following programs, Health Careers Certification, Practical Nursing, Automotive Service Technology, Cosmetology, Welding, and Plumbing. There will also be a Student Services and Administration Building, Bus Barn, and Multipurpose Center for the community to use.

The career-tech center will survey employment and educational needs in the area before deciding which courses to offer.

There will be classes in health careers and trades, such as plumbing.

Crew: Cory Collins, Archie Gamble, Jeff Armer, Charles Rogers, Nathan Gamble, Luis Escavedo, Adam Gushi, Shane Burns, Triston Caton, Matthew Dearingwater, Leonard Copeland, John Reschick have all worked on the 6 building complex to satisfy the demand of the project.  

Charles Rogers

Left to right: Shane Burns, Matthew Deeringwater, Jackie Lewallen, Daniel Castaneda, Tristion Caton

 

 

 

 

 

Jeff Armer, Foreman

Left to right: Archie Gamble and Nathan Gamble

 

 

Frito Lay SCP Chill Water Upgrade

During this project, we are the General Contractor working directly for Frito Lay. We’re replacing 1500 feet of chill water that’s under the roof to on top of the roof and adding a Dehumidifier unit. This job is located in Jonesboro. It began in November of 2022 and we’ll be finished with it by the end of March 2023. Mark Ivy has been the Foreman on this 2 Million dollar mechanical job. Pretty much everyone has been all hands on deck since we started.  

Adam McLoy – JP

Jimmy Ivy – MP

Tyler Binkley – graduate apprentice

Colton Binkley – graduate apprentice

Quoshon Gillespie – 4th year apprentice

Drake Evans – 4th year apprentice

Oliver McNabb – 4th year apprentice

 

Left to right: Colton Binkley, Jimmy Ivy, Oliver McNabb, Tyler Binkley

Trent Keller, Project Manager

 

 

 

Left to right: Adam McLoy, Mark Ivy – Foreman

Left to right: Drake Evans, Quoshon Gillespie

 

 

Carti Surgery Center

 

The Carti Surgery Center is a 57,000 square feet hospital with 6 operating rooms, cysto and an IVR procedure room. 

Mechanically the hospital has a total of 400 tons of air-cooled chillers and 3,480 MBH of boilers serving three custom AHU’s totaling 75,000 CFM heating and cooling the hospital. 

We received our contract in November of 2021 for an early equipment procurement and the remainder of the project was awarded to Action January of 2022. Action is currently 64% complete with the project to be completed in January 2023. 

This project was under contract to be 100% BIM coordinated to a LOD of 4. Action’s CAD department lead by Ryan Smith and Allan Hefley did an amazing job coordinating and completing a complete BIM Model then pushing everything to Action’s fabrication shop, where all services were fabricated and distributed to the field. Alan Newel and his entire crew did a fantastic job and delivered everything on time with the utmost quality. 

Of course, none of this could happen without the crew, led by Foreman Josh Walker. 

   

Gary Roberts, Justin Driggers, Steve Grammer, Cecil Griffin, Kevin DeBoard, Andre Winston, Oscar Moreno, Dayton DeBoard, Dylan Eubanks and on-site P.M Cameron Tarpley.

This is an awesome crew and they have done an outstanding job thus far.

 

Project Manager: Jason Deblock

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PEAK Innovation Center

 

Scope of Work: Plumbing

Summary: The PEAK Innovation Center is a remodel of an existing building, which was donated to the Fort Smith Public School Board, into a 165,000 square foot education facility. PEAK is designed to train and educate students in the fields of advanced manufacturing, nursing, robotics, machining, technology, and much more. The general contractor was Turn Key Construction Manager’s, and in coordination with them PEAK was completed by March 2022.

PEAK has a compressed air system that services the classrooms for pneumatics, automation, and computer aided CNC machines. PEAK has 2 sets of men’s and women’s bathrooms, and 2 family bathrooms with a total of 29 water closets, 7 urinals, 4 two bank Bradley lavatories, 4 three bank Bradley lavatories, and 3 single lavatories. The facility also has 3 water heaters with 2 recirculation pumps.

PEAK Innovation Center opened its doors to students on March 28th.  

 

Team Members

Foreman: Clayton Parsley

Journeymen Plumber’s: Corey Post, Dustin Redding, Scott Graham, Juan Lopez

Apprentices: Robert Harrison (1st year), Rick Reeves (2nd Year), Dustin Mays (4th Year) – Not Pictured

Welder’s and Fitters: Errick Ellington, Bob Ryder, David Silkowski – Not Pictured, Paul Brown – Not Pictured 

 

Clayton Parsley (Foreman)

 

Green Bay Packaging

 

 

 

The Green Bay Packaging Project is a 566,000 + SF Manufacturing Facility in Tulsa, OK.

This was a Design Build project delivery method of construction using tilt wall and structural Steel building.

The Plumbing Scope included Warehouse break rooms and facility restrooms as well as chemical waste discharge pumps piping, Trench Drains, Area Drains, Sewage Flow meter, Natural Gas piping, Air Distribution, & Safety Eye wash stations throughout. The office is a two-story office with motile restrooms, kitchens, & Break areas.

The HVAC Scope included Air Turn over units, Radiant Tube Heaters, Split Systems, HVLS Fans, Louvers, Air Hoods & RTU’s. The office area included RTU’s , Split Systems, & Data Air HVAC as well as exhaust.  

 

 

Project Manager: Michael Armer

 

Journeyman Plumber & Foreman: Leonard Copeland ; 2nd Year Apprentice Plumber: John Reschick

 

4th Year Apprentice Plumber: Shane Burns

 

4th Year Apprentice Plumber: John Boone

 

Journeyman Plumber: Archie Gamble

 

 

 

Jonesboro High School

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jonesboro High School, is a 3 story 74,000 square foot addition with an existing kitchen remodel. This is all at the high school campus.

17 month project started in February 2021 and will end on July 2022.

We are doing the plumbing only.

 

 

Team Members

(Above) Left to right is Jimmy Ivy Master Plumber & Foreman, Colton Binkley 3rd Year Apprentice, and Tyler Binkley 3rd Year Apprentice

(Left) Trent Keller, Project Manager

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Arkansas Art Center

 

The Arkansas Art center is a renovation project of the original building built in 1937. The original entrance was preserved, and the building encapsulated this making it a focal point. The building is a 130,531 square foot facility with a state-of-the-art HVAC system. This system must operate within a plus or minus one-degree setpoint of the temperature and humidity to protect the artwork. The project also has a radiant floor system suppling both heating and cooling for the blossom area consisting of 36,000 feet piping in the slab. There are classrooms for forging, pottery, woodworking, welding, and painting. There are also two full kitchens and a bar to serve the restaurant inside the blossom area.

This Project started in 9-9-2019 and has a grand opening date of January 2022. Action is currently demobilizing and preparing for the final commissioning of this project.

Our crew peaked out at 25 men for both mechanical and plumbing

 

 

Team Members

Ray Neighbors (Foreman), Erik Williams (Foreman), Doug Griffin (Foreman), Andrew Hallman, Dayton Deboard, Thomas Livezey, Dusty Griffin, Ryan Nichols, Cecil Griffin, Kevin Deboard, Matthew Zachary, Clint Williams, James Powell, Gary Roberts, David Guajardo, Justin Driggers, Chad Johnson, Gary Roberts, James Wilson, Oscar Moreno, Phillip Holloway, Josh Nichols, Andre Winston, Randy Roberts, Dillon Eubanks, Benjamin Oliver, Thomas Kennedy, Dwayne Graham, Nathan Gaston, Curtis Bell, Thomas Rangel, Tony Halterman, Tyler Yeoman, Zach Wilson, Nicholas Scott, Caleb Freeman