At a Glance
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14
Years of Partnership
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- Phoenix, Arizona
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City of Phoenix
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- Location
- Phoenix, Arizona
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- City of Phoenix
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91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant Support
The key to a good partnership is shared experience¡ªover the past 14 years, we¡¯ve been through it all together with the City of Phoenix. Our partnership with the 91st Avenue Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) project started in 2005 and we¡¯ve helped with updates to the plant through design, construction administration services, and process analyses ever since.
When a complication with the pumps arose at the station, our staff worked closely with the WWTP engineers to problem solve the issue. For years, we have provided training for the operations and engineering staff on topics such as biological nutrient removal and two-stage anaerobic digestion operation, recognizing that ongoing training is an integral part of growth and safety. Recently, we also supported the master plan and design documents for 20 acres of new solar drying beds aimed at accommodating Phoenix¡¯s future growth.
In the years to come, we look forward to providing continued support at the facility as a team and trusted partner.
At a Glance
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14
Years of Partnership
- Location
- Phoenix, Arizona
- Offices
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Client
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City of Phoenix
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- Location
- Phoenix, Arizona
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- Client
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- City of Phoenix
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Maria Brady, Senior Principal, Water
All of our communities rely on water. Adapting design and construction to provide a safe and reliable resource is always a top priority.
Heather Tugaoen, Civil Engineer, Water
Our ultimate goal is to combine established principles and emerging technology to enhance the safety and efficiency of sustainable water.
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