Withlacoochee River Water Pollution Control Plant (GA)

Central Weber Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades (UT)

The Central Weber Sewer Improvement District needed to double the capacity for its wastewater treatment facility to be compliant with current EPA codes and Utah state regulations. Stantec proposed a two-phase design/CMAR approach that saved the District $7 million and provided a single point of contact.

Nutrient Recovery Facility at Stickney Water Reclamation Plant

Black & Veatch effectively used the progressive design-build method to improve waterways in the largest nutrient recovery facility in the world.

Southwest Water Treatment Plant Ozone Replacement

The Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC), which owns and operates seven groundwater treatment facilities, uses ozone to treat the hydrogen sulfide within the water. One of those plants, the Southwest Water Treatment Plant (WTP), and the largest of the seven facilities, was the last to go through the conversion process from the oxygen-fed ozone.The OUC awarded Black & Veatch a construction management at-risk (CMAR) contract for implementing upgraded ozone equipment.

T-Bar Ranch Well Field Development & Delivery Project

The T-Bar Ranch Well Field Development and Delivery Project is one of the largest waterline projects in the U.S., as well as one of the city and county’s largest public works projects. The City contracted with the Midland County Freshwater Supply District No. 1 (District) as a public-to-public partnership to design, build, own, operate and finance the development of the T-Bar project. Using a progressive design-build procurement process, the District contracted with Black & Veatch and local contractors for the project.

Permanent Canal Closures and Pumps (LA)

The three main outfall canals in New Orleans, located at Lake Pontchartrain, are critical elements of the area’s flood control system, serving as drainage conduits for much of the city. Running south to north near the Orleans Parish lakefront, the 17th St., Orleans Ave., and London Ave. canals include floodwalls and levees. To block storm surges at these flood-prone canals, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers elected to replace interim closure structures (ICS) built in 2006 with new separate, permanent closure structures and pump stations (designed to operate concurrently or in series with existing drainage pumping stations).

Liberty Wastewater Treatment Plant (MO)

In January 2017, the City of Liberty, Missouri, began operating its new award-winning wastewater treatment plant, which is the first in the state of Missouri to utilize fixed-price, performance-based design-build as its delivery method, as well as the first design-build in Missouri to be approved and financed with the State Revolving Funds (SRF) program.

McMillan Stormwater Storage and Green Infrastructure (Washington, D.C.)

Hopewell Water Renewal’s Alternative 4A-1 Light, Phase 2 Improvements

North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant (Canada)

The new North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant will incorporate a state-of-the-art biological process able to produce a high-quality effluent and increase the existing treatment capacity by 30% in dry weather and up to 400% in wet weather conditions.

Saint John Safe Clean Drinking Water Project

The Saint John Safe Clean Drinking Water Project was undertaken to address the coarse screened and chlorinated water delivered to city residents and provide them with safe, clean drinking water which meets Canadian and New Brunswick standards.

Tampa Bay Desalination Plant