This project specified galvanizing for corrosive protection from the harsh elements. The Trans-Pecos pipeline is designed to transport 1.4 billion cubic feet per day of clean-burning natural gas.

This is a Texas intrastate pipeline that is in agreement with Commission Federal de Electricidad, Mexico's federal electricity commission. Energy Transfer Partners, a Texas-based company, is responsible for the construction and daily operation of the 40" diamater148 mile pipeline. The pipeline will originate at the Waha Hub near Fort Stockton, TX in northern Pecos County. The pipeline will terminate custody at the U.S.- Mexico border near Presidio, TX. Local towns and utilities in Central Texas will also receive delivery from the pipeline as well.

The project was sent to the galvanizer from the fabricator, galvanized, and is now being erected at the jobsite. The pipeline is expected to start operation in the end Q1 of 2017.