To be sure, any legitimate debt and equity sources

To be sure, any legitimate debt and equity sources would be looking at, scrutinizing any proposed EPC contractor, their track record in the sector, delivery history, including costs/overruns, delays, safety, start-up and operational life histories, etc.

Realistically, this is not a concern, because no legitimate debt / equity sources are evaluating MMEX-scam. The “terms sheet” was, is, and always will be imaginary.

It is a curiosity, at best, that BI’s sole news item refers to MMEX. BI’s subsidiary/affiliated companies are unrelated to the inland business, unless you expect them to work in a marine environment on Mad J.’s solar-powered submarine fleet.

BI has no substantial track-record in the sector, and none in the Permian - they have done limited, small scale refits, process unit projects, and turn-arounds, but have only been operating in Texas for the last rough 6 - 9 months. Why would a legitimate investor put tens of millions or more of capital at risk, to deal with a project that’s underpinned on an EPC with no significant track record?

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I'm not sure what you are looking for. Blanchard Industrial is an EPC contractor that is qualified to design and construct facilities in this sector. Just cause you didn't find a story about them on Google means nothing.

http://www.blanind.com/construction/

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This is absolutely hilarious! MMEX's banner page features a refinery (someone else's), and we know for certain that they have no business operations, refinery, etc. (not counting the flagpole).

You should believe the evidence - look for industry press, legitimate PR, and analyst news that cites BI's involvement in refinery construction - save for a few unit turn-arounds, they have no significant presence in the sector, and none in the Permian Basin.

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