The Bell County Exposition Center is a 7,000-seat, 81,000-square-foot multipurpose facility in Belton, Texas:
“Scheduling around events is our biggest challenge and CST helped us make the transition period seamless,” says Joseph Latteo, Contract Manager for Capital Projects and Construction, Bell County.

Grain Tanks for Jack Daniels Plant: “With CST, it’s more than sales and installation,” says Tim Millard, Project Engineer at Jack Daniels. “We look at other manufacturers and review their bids, but CST has always been the vendor we prefer because they understand our operations and deliver to our standards.”

The TXI Riverside cement plant, located in the desert town of Oro Grande, California, is a terrific example of state-of-the-art cement plant design: “The dome design was tremendously successful at managing dust and complying with clean air requirements, as well as providing a workable space underneath,” said Ben Sims of Zachry Construction.

CST Storage Beats The Clock, Helps Norit Americas Meet Timeline for Construction of Midwest Transloading Terminal:  “CST Storage had proven to us in the past that they are willing to jump through hoops when we need them too, and clearly they came through for us in this case,” said McKnight.

Marin Municipal Water District in northern California – CST transformed a 120-year-old potable water reservoir into a 4 million gallon tank with a maintenance free roof structure with the OptiDome: “We effectively converted a reservoir into a tank so we renamed it Forbes Hill Tank,” says Gowan. “And we accomplished it for a fraction of the cost of building a new tank.”

The Village of Lake Hallie, Wisconsin: “The Aquastore taught us an important lesson about downtime and expense,” says village trustee Gary Spilde. “We’ve had zero downtime, not a single day, with that 24-year-old tank, and the impact of something like that on our budget is considerable. That’s one of the main reasons we chose Aquastore for our second tank.”

40 Year Old Slurrystore: “Our Slurrystore was the first built in the Big Valley, and we think probably Mifflin Co., too,” says Nathan Peachey.  “After 40 years we still like it!  It’s been maintenance free for us over the years and we figure we’ve put over 15 million gallons through it.”

CITY OF CLEBURNE, Texas Project: “The panels for the CST dome roofs required half the assembly time of their competitors. What we found was that it was very easy to assemble the roofs, basically like putting together an Erector Set – A goes into A, and so forth,” said Graves. “Today the two domes look like a golf ball cut in half and placed on top of our two concrete tanks.”