Flood protection, built in storm season.
Stormwater and wastewater pump stations, treatment upgrades and conveyance, built inside working plants that keep meeting their permits every day.
What is really at stake.
The plant keeps running
Flow never stops for construction. Bypasses, tie-ins and process shutdowns are planned so the plant stays in permit every day.
Weather is on the schedule
Hurricane and storm seasons arrive whether the work is done or not. Temporary protection and staged readiness are planned before each season.
Startup is the real finish
Pumps, controls and treatment processes have to be started and proven with operators. The job ends at performance, not at substantial completion.
Where we work.
- 01
Stormwater pump stations
High-capacity stations, wet wells and discharge structures for flood protection.
- 02
Treatment plant upgrades
Headworks, basins, clarifiers and disinfection rebuilt beside live process trains.
- 03
Wastewater and reuse
Collection, treatment and reclamation systems that meet tighter permits.
- 04
Pipelines and conveyance
Force mains, interceptors and outfalls, open cut or trenchless.
How we run the job.
The capabilities that carry the most weight in this market.
One contract from process design through startup and performance testing.
Our own crews for process concrete, wet wells and yard piping.
Instrumentation, controls and SCADA integrated and tested before flow is shifted.
Tie-in plans and estimates that support funding applications and permits.
Flood protection built through two hurricane seasons.
The pump station and treatment upgrade was delivered under an EPC contract inside a working plant. Each storm season had its own readiness plan with temporary protection in place, tie-ins ran during low-flow hours, and new pumps and process equipment were started up and proven with operators before flow was shifted to them.
- 120 MGD
- Pumping capacity
- 2
- Hurricane seasons
- EPC
- Delivery
Questions worth asking first.
How do you keep a plant in permit during construction?
We plan every tie-in with operators, use temporary bypass pumping where needed and schedule critical work during low-flow periods.
How do you plan around storm season?
Before each season we lock a readiness plan: what must be protected, what equipment must be operable and what work stops when a storm is forecast.
Do you handle startup and commissioning?
Yes. We test equipment and controls, start up with operators and stay through performance testing.
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