Ranch Cryogenics Inc. (RCI), based in Dwight Illinois, was contracted to move an idle nitrogen (N2) generator from Texas to South Carolina by 1st April.
An RCI crew started with a kickoff meeting at the Illinois office on 2nd February and was onsite in Texas two days later to start work. A month later, on 2nd March, the plant was packed up and ready to ship.
“It’s pretty unusual to have it done in that amount of time,” said Mike Duffy Jr., RCI President. “They needed to be able to start supplying product by 1st April, and that’s why it was such a tight schedule.
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