DPS Case Studies
Food & Beverage Project Experience
DPS · Design · Build · Manage
Relocating a plant. Adding a production line. Making a critical upgrade in a limited shutdown window. Explore how DPS connects the engineering with the work on site.
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Selected Project Stories
Five projects across food and beverage manufacturing. Explore the operating constraint, the engineering scope, and the work required to move each project forward.
Confidential Client
A ground beef capacity project inside an operating Los Angeles plant required engineering, equipment procurement, room relocation, utilities, and fire-system coordination. DPS organized phased installation and an early lower-rate production milestone while the wider line integration continued.
Meat Processing
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Albertsons
A CIP and compressed-air upgrade at an operating Albertsons facility was organized around three short planned outages. DPS used engineering, offsite prefabrication, staging, and detailed tie-in coordination to replace utility infrastructure while limiting disruption to the production schedule.
Dairy & Food Processing
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Albertsons
Four infrastructure systems at an operating Phoenix ice cream plant had to be installed within one Sunday sanitation window. DPS coordinated engineering, prefabrication, staging, and system checks around the planned outage and the facility’s Monday production restart.
Ice Cream & Dairy
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Confidential Client
A pie bakery infrastructure overhaul combined refrigeration, piping, underground plumbing, and electrical work in a congested facility. DPS coordinated the trades and installation sequence around a fixed one-month outage window, maintaining local operating continuity where the work allowed.
Bakery & Food Manufacturing
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Each facility has its own constraints. These project stories show why the process, the supporting infrastructure, and the transition into production need to be considered together.
Begin with the production goal, site conditions, and the limits of the available execution window.
Coordinate equipment, utilities, controls, building work, and the responsibilities between trades.
Carry the engineering basis through installation, integrated checks, and the planned restart.
Start with the product and operating environment.
Consider the process duties and system interfaces.
Work through the options for your next investment.
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