The value of the three-year contract has not been disclosed.
Shaw president of plant services division Ron McCall said with the addition of fossil fleet services, the company will develop a strong alliance with APS to help them safely and efficiently generate electricity for the long term.
"Our successful model of directly managing projects, which embeds Shaw’s vertically integrated services, will help seamlessly meet the evolving needs of our client," McCall said.
APS fossil generation senior vice president Mark Schiavoni said Arizona’s extreme temperatures and historical growth will require the availability of power plants to be maintained at the highest level.
Shaw offers full-service plant engineering, reliability, turnaround and outage services with construction management and modification support.
