Fay an i+iconUSA Company, a heavy-civil and industrial construction company, was recognized as a top subcontractor by Bechtel at the company's annual Supply Chain Awards for exceptional work on projects for Bechtel's Oil, Gas and Chemical global business unit.

Companies were evaluated on multiple factors including: overall performance, ability to deliver quality services/supplies on time, ability to work collaboratively to meet milestones and meeting or exceeding project expectations in aspects of safety, performance, technical expertise and environmental compliance. Nominations were reviewed and approved by Bechtel procurement and project managers with final approval from senior leadership.

"It has been an honor to be one of several contractors working to transform a former industrial site into the $6 billion Pennsylvania chemicals plant," said Lester C. Snyder III, president and CEO of i+iconUSA. "We are grateful to be recognized on a global level for the work of all of our employees on site."

Fay has been performing marine and heavy civil construction for Bechtel for four years at the new Shell cracker plant in Monaca, Pa. Fay has been involved in both the Early Works and the Site Work and Earth Works Packages.

"Fay has been a vital partner to Bechtel, working with us to achieve outstanding results for our customers," said Al Hankins, corporate manager procurement and contracts. "The performance of key suppliers continues to be critical to delivering superior service to our customers and advancing innovation for the industry."

About Fay, an i+iconUSA Company

Fay, an i+iconUSA Company is one of two operating companies of Infrastructure and Industrial Constructors USA (i+iconUSA), a family of diversified heavy-civil and industrial construction companies recognized for safe and innovative infrastructure solutions. The origins of i+iconUSA date back to 1947 with the founding of Joseph B. Fay Company (Fay) operating primarily in the Mid-Atlantic States.

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