Case Studies

When the North District Wastewater Treatment Plant in North Miami, FL needed a 75 MGD bypass, the obvious approach was off the table. The plant’s effluent chamber could not support the weight of bypass equipment. Nothing could rest on the structure. IRONCLAD Powered by Mersino answered with an engineered solution built from the ground up, […]

When a project requires a large-scale equipment setup on a tight timeline, coordination and experience make all the difference. See how IRONCLAD’s Oklahoma City team mobilized 11 tanks, 3 pumps, and a poly cube in a single day to deliver a complete, ready-to-operate solution.

Project Snapshot Industry Pipelines and Terminals Application Hydrotesting Location Mojave Desert, California Water moved Approximately 2.7 million gallons Source distance 32 miles from the work site Assets deployed 60,000-barrel IronMax tank, 30 21,000-gallon frac tanks Site condition Environmentally sensitive, no municipal water access

A midstream pipeline operator was completing a new gathering line buildout across a remote stretch of the Permian Basin. The work included five separate hydrotest segments, each requiring a specific staged water volume held under pressure for the standard hold period before the next segment could move forward.

The typical data center operator Ironclad works with runs a hyperscale or large enterprise facility, often part of a multi-site campus, somewhere between 100,000 and several million square feet. These facilities operate 24/7 under strict service level agreements with their end customers, and they depend on continuous cooling to keep server hardware within safe operating […]

Construction projects in Florida often require extra care and consideration — with a high water table, dewatering is a necessity before work can truly begin. In Delray Beach, mere feet from the ocean, plans were in place for a new hotel and underground parking deck, but would require more dewatering support than originally anticipated. When […]

When Hurricane Ian made landfall in 2022, the deadly storm caused $113 billion worth of damage and left communities in Florida and the Carolinas facing unthinkable devastation. As emergency response contractors and government agencies scrambled to find vital equipment and activate support, the Ironclad team mobilized three East Coast branches to establish an immediate and […]

In late summer of 2025, Ironclad’s Baltimore team received a call at 7 p.m.: A transformer had exploded on a job site in D.C., causing a major spill of T-Oil, a substance that is recordable in quantities as small as an ounce—so 250 gallons required urgent response to minimize contamination. Frac tanks and roll-off boxes […]