Over the years, Cloud 9 Services of Orlando, Florida, has established a reputation as a company that isn’t afraid to take on challenging projects. Such was the case when NASA officials at the John F. Kennedy Space Center discovered a leak in a water main.
This was no ordinary water main. The 10-inch-diameter, extra-reinforced ductile-iron pipe was buried under a 7- to 10-foot-thick reinforced concrete slab located just outside the space center’s famous Vertical Assembly Building (VAB). Built in 1965, the 525-foot-tall, 518-foot-wide behemoth — which covers 8 acres of land — has been the final assembly point for space flight
Pipe Coating Project for NASA Space Center Proves Company’s Capabilities
Part of Cloud 9 Services’ business model is maintaining a reputation as a company that is willing to do whatever it takes to find solutions for customers
Oct 27, 2021
| by Ken Wysocky |
