Who are the General Contractors for the plants around Baton Rouge & the rest of Louisiana?

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Turner at the Exxon plants is the maintenance contractor but there are several other contractors working in Exxon every day. Maintenance workers make a good bit less than the other non-maintenance contractors but they tend to have more stable jobs long term

I would say Turner is > 50%.

They were ran out of our plant. We have Zachry now. They are close to getting shown the door also.

John bel Edwards

These guys have an Industrial Division now:

Turner, Cajun, MMR, Performance, etc

Some are more specialized than others but you should get the idea. I know MMR handles instrument maint at Formosa for example

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Lane Grigsby probably has most of it behind the scenes somehow. He's got so much political power at this point with his LABI bullshite he probably gets any contract he wants.

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I guess you’ve never heard of Art Favre

He owns The Wharf, performance and his fishing yacht is literally named Art of the Deal

Eta: Work of Art*

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I’m pretty sure this exact question was a topic abount a month ago…

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It was and had a lot of good responses.
I don’t feel like searching for it though

That is too broad of a question. Like someone else said, industrial construction is broken down by the type of work. For example, I work for an industrial civil contractor in TX. We are technically a GC but we specialize in Civil. Others said MMR and Triad. They are I&E companies. Brock/Brand are soft craft companies. Turner and performance would generally be known as general mechanical. I would not argue that Turner probably has over 50% if maintenance contracts and that would include TX as well as LA. I do know Zachry has a whole bunch also. Just depends on the plant and/or units in the plant. Each unit can have their own maintenance bunch and who that is can vary from unit to unit.