Clean water, no interruptions.
Water and wastewater treatment, pump stations, storage and conveyance, built and started up while existing plants keep meeting their permits.
What owners need from us.
The plant must stay in permit
Flow keeps coming during construction. Bypasses, tie-ins and process shutdowns are planned so effluent stays within limits every day.
Startup is the finish line
A treatment plant is not done when the concrete cures. Equipment, controls and biology have to be started and proven together.
Funding comes with rules
Many projects use state revolving fund loans or grants. Reporting, sourcing and wage requirements have to be built into the controls before the first purchase order.
What we build.
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Water treatment plants
Intake, filtration, membranes and disinfection, with clearwells and high-service pumping.
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Wastewater and reclamation
Headworks, aeration basins, clarifiers, solids handling and reuse systems.
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Pump stations and storage
Lift stations, booster stations, reservoirs and elevated tanks.
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Pipelines and conveyance
Transmission mains, interceptors and force mains, open cut or trenchless.
How we deliver here.
The capabilities owners in this market rely on most.
One contract from process design through startup and performance testing.
Our own crews for process concrete, basins and yard piping.
Instrumentation, controls and SCADA integrated and tested before startup.
Phased tie-in plans and cost estimates that support funding applications.
Every tie-in planned to the hour.
On a progressive design-build treatment plant, the utility sees open-book pricing at each design stage, and ozone generators and membrane racks are bought during design to protect the startup date. Tie-ins to the live system are made in short shutdowns planned with operators to the hour, each with a rollback step, and operator training is scheduled ahead of the state startup test.
- Open book
- Pricing at each design stage
- To the hour
- Shutdown and tie-in plans
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- Rollback step per tie-in
Questions owners ask us.
How do you keep an existing plant in permit during construction?
We plan every tie-in and shutdown with plant operators, use temporary bypass pumping where needed and schedule critical work in low-flow periods.
Do you handle startup and commissioning?
Yes. We test equipment and controls, then start up process trains with operators and stay through performance testing.
Can you work on projects funded by state revolving fund loans?
We can. We set up the reporting, sourcing and wage tracking those programs require before the first purchase order.
Planning a water & environmental project?
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