Macon worked with Columbia Grain at their rail facility in northeast Montana. They needed additional storage and receiving for wheat, as well as some upgrades to their existing infrastructure.

Macon installed a hoop building for an additional 1.5 million bushels of storage, as well as a second receiving pit. New towers and bridges were installed, as well as a 30 bph reversing conveyer, which gives them the flexibility to send new wheat or stored wheat to either storage or to rail load out.