Wind farm construction is a very specialized process, but it requires common products and services, many of which can be found locally. The typical construction duration for a wind farm is approximately nine months from the start of construction to the commercial operation date. The work consists of upgrading and building new stone roads, forming and pouring large concrete foundations, installing underground electrical systems and overhead high voltage transmission lines, constructing a project specific substation, erecting the wind turbine tower and generator, and completing the mechanical and electrical connections. In addition, there are other general or community needs.

To learn more about the types of services that are needed to support wind farm construction, visit our Building a Wind Farm page.

Below is a list of descriptions for the types of services that will be needed to construct the Lincoln Land Wind project. To learn more about our Local Vendor Program or to sign up, please visit our Local Vendor Signup page here.

LOCAL VENDOR DIRECTORY 

Freesen/Illinois Valley Paving
A Division of United Contractors Midwest Inc.
Rich Mander
(217) 836-3385 (m)
rich.mander@ucm.biz

Jess Electric
Scott Jess
(217) 371-1336 (m)
jesselectric@mediacombb.net

Metro Consulting Associates, LLC
Mike Schultz, Director
(313) 600-6567 (m)
mschutz@metroca.net

Napa Auto Parts
Mike Bourn
(217) 883-2819 (m)
mebourn@mpeconline.com

Tom Finch Automotive
Tom Finch
(217) 245-4778 (m)
finchautomotive@gmail.com

Western Asphalt. Inc
Brenda Welch
(271) 320-3200 (m)
wes3822@aol.com

Sutton Trucking
Todd Sutton
(217) 577-4911 (m)
tbsutton@yahoo.com

Buena Vista Farms, Inc
Teri Gutierrez
(217) 243-3290 (m)
info@buenavistafarms.net

Hamilton's Catering Service, Inc
George Hamilton
(217) 473-8523 (m)
info@hamiltonscatering.com

Ayers Mansion II
Jethro DeWolf
scottysoldorganic@yahoo.com
https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/28468047?source_impression_id=p3_1565035051_R5JrTSITMayQw1lg