Private Sector

Islands Mechanical Contractor (IMC), Inc.'s success in the private sector begins with our understanding of the owner’s perspective. We have significant experience, in all of our disciplines, to successfully support your project objectives. Our primary goal is to complete your project on time and within budget. We maintain a safe environment for our workers and the owner to minimize interruption in your day-to-day operations. Our technical staff is experienced working with owners and their architects, engineering consultants and equipment suppliers early in the project.

	Project: CuisinArt Resort - Anguilla Location: Anguilla Project Value: $4,000,000 Plus Contact: Anguilla Development Corporation Duration: June 2006 to Present IMC started this project as the air conditioning, plumbing and electrical subcontractor for an expansion of the existing resort's spa. The scope of work expanded to include new ocean villas, the Tokyo Bay Restaurant and a new central chilled water plant.
	Project: Renaissance Curacao Resort & Casino Location: Curacao Project Value: $2,485,000 Contact: Manhattan Construction Duration: August 2006 to December 2008 IMC was called in to assist the prime contractor to recover the schedule. IMC was able to mobilize and get the project from 4 months behind to waiting on other trades in six weeks. The project included 250+ guest rooms, restaurant, kitchen, casino and pool bar.
	Project: Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort Location: Montego Bay, Jamaica Project Value: $3,875,000 Contact: The Haskell Company Duration: 1998-1999 IMC was the plumbing and air conditioning contractor for this resort. The owner, The Bass Company, was so pleased with our service they contracted additional work directly with IMC.
	Project: Flag Luxury Properties, LLC & St. Regis Resort Temenos Location: Anguilla Project Value: $10,500,000 Contact: Hensel-Phelps Duration: May 2005 to June 2006 IMC was the selected by Hensel-Phelps to assist them in the site development and the utilities work to act as the base for all future buildings. IMC was also contracted to assist in the completion of the golf clubhouse. The clubhouse was completed in time for a celebrity studded grand opening.
	Project: Marriot Resort Location: Aruba Project Value: $5,875,250 Contact: Marriot International - Robert Coleman, AIA, Schmidt & Stacy Consulting Engineers, Inc. Duration: May 1997 to December 2000 IMC contracted with Marriot International for the mechanical, plumbing and fire protection on this Caribbean resort. We completed this outstanding project and entered into negotiations for the next phase of construction working with our local partners.
	Project: Hydro-Electric Power Station Location: Belize, Central America Project Value: $12,000,000 Contact: Dominion Energy Duration: June 1998 to August 2002 IMC was contracted by Dominion Energy and Belize Electric Company Limited to perform a retrofit to the Virginia Power & Light built Hydroelectric Power Station, which supplies electrical power to the entire country of Belize. IMC replaced multiple pumps, piping and existing electrical systems with new in the entire plant. In an additional contract, IMC constructed a new 20 meter high concrete dam around the entire Power Plant Complex, due to the threat of flooding by the Mallejon River in Belize. IMC erected and operated a concrete batch plant in the remote rain forest site to accomplish the concrete placement.
	Project: Andros Electric Repower Project Location: Andros Island, Bahamas Project Value: $1,075,000 Contact: Florida Power and Light - James McDonald Duration: February 2004 to March 2005 IMC worked with Florida Power and Light to replace the existing diesel engine generators with newer, more efficient power generating equipment. The project required overseas transport and on site transport of equipment. IMC was also responsible for the relocation and termination of all the power cables, fuel lines and exhaust fumes.
	Project: Heat Recovery Boiler Location: St. Croix, US Virgin Islands Project Value: $23,000,000 Contact: G.E.C. Duration: August 2007 to December 2009 IMC worked on this project for several years before reaching a contractual agreement with VIWAPA. The owner selected and purchased the boiler direct and IMC was contracted to transport, set and install the boiler. The company avoided transporting the boiler sections on local roadways. Instead, IMC shipped the boiler to a large port, then off-loaded and reloaded it onto a smaller barge. IMC subcontracted the foundation, but self-performed all structural, mechanical, electrical, instrumentation, boiler assembly and erection work.