On a daily basis Permastore’s project management team are required to deal with a range of commercial and technical activities, liaising with customers to determine tank designs whilst making sure key manufacturing milestones are met, ensuring efficient delivery of the company’s tanks on time. A recent exception to this saw the team having to organise the design, planning and subsequent fitting of a client’s creative tank artwork ready for shipment and final installation in central North Dakota.
James Hicks, Project Controller commented; “As a team we look forward to exciting projects such as these. As well as ensuring the project meets the company’s exacting quality standards, we had the added incentive of ensuring that the stunning logo wrap for the Four Bears Segment lived up to the customer’s high expectations. It takes experience and planning to ensure all these elements come together to achieve a ‘right first-time’ outcome that exceeds expectations.”
The new Dragswolf potable water tank was commissioned by Three Affiliated Tribes through Fort Berthold Rural Water and installed by Permastore’s distribution partner Northern Steel Tanks to meet the water needs of the entire Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, providing improved water quality and supply to its residents.
The installed tank provides 750,000 US gallons of drinking water for the Four Bears Segment with over 1.2 million US gallons being available for water storage.
Permastore’s modular bolted tanks provide sustainable, long-life storage for potable water applications, helping support sustainable project delivery whilst maintaining water quality and asset longevity.