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MWH’s Community-Centered Approach at San Francisco’s Biosolids Digester Facilities Plant

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The Biosolids Digester Facilities Project (BDFP) project is transcending the conventional boundaries of construction and industrial development. At its core, it’s a story of revitalizing the Bayview-Hunters Point district, a historically underserved community, through innovative apprenticeship programs, local business collaborations, and a profound commitment to community integration. The initiative’s impact extends well beyond revamping infrastructure to San Francisco’s largest wastewater treatment plant facility to people and placemaking.

Tres Ríos Water Reclamation Facility Ten-Year Anniversary

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2024 marks the ten-year anniversary of the completion of the Tres Ríos Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) Project. Operating as the construction-manager-at-risk on this $232 million Pima County project, MWH Constructors enhanced the plant’s capacity from 37.5 MGD to 50 MGD, transforming an outdated facility (built in 1977) into a modern wastewater plant. The upgrade and expansion of the Tres Ríos WRF provided the highest quality effluent, classified as A+ reuse, equipped with state-of-the-art technology, automation, and process controls. This streamlined operational efficiencies and increased water availability for the residents of Pima County, Arizona.

Hydrolager – Crafting Sustainability in Every Sip

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In Fall of 2023, MWH partnered with Wren House Brewing, one of Arizona’s biggest names in craft beer, to sponsor the creation of Hydrolager. This beer is one of the first of its kind, brewed entirely with 100% reclaimed water and ingredients from water-conscious growers.

MWH Spearheads Ozone Equipment Upgrades Project in Las Vegas

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MWH Constructors will lead a pivotal project in Nevada, focusing on upgrades to the ozone equipment for the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA). Set to commence in the summer of 2024, this collaborative effort aims to ensure a reliable supply of clean water to the rapidly growing Las Vegas Valley. The project, involving SNWA and industry giants like CDM Smith and Parsons Corporation, is poised to make a significant impact in advancing local water treatment services.

MWH Receives ENR Intermountain Award of Merit for Logan Regional WWTF Project

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MWH Constructors was awarded the 2023 ENR Intermountain Award of Merit in the Water and Environment category for the Logan Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF). The award recognized the team’s hard work and dedication in completing the largest single capital improvement project for the City. Lance Ota, Project Manager, graciously accepted the award on behalf of the team.

How the Biosolids Digester Facilities Project is Setting New Standards in San Francisco

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The project, a joint venture between Webcor and MWH, combines Webcor’s expertise in concrete construction with MWH’s innovative approach to water and wastewater infrastructure and hands-on problem solving . This partnership is not only about building infrastructure but also about setting new benchmarks in waste management and pollution control.

Transforming Austin’s Water Landscape

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To undertake this ambitious project, Austin enlisted MWH for coordination and construction. This five-year, $508 million project significantly expanded the city’s water capacity, increasing raw water intake from Lake Travis from 50 million gallons per day (MGD) to an impressive 300 MGD.

Highlighting Water Reuse Technology

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In light of skyrocketing freshwater demands and ever-intensifying weather shifts, the imperative for establishing sustainable water infrastructure becomes even more pronounced. As a firm with a 200-year history steeped in water and wastewater treatment innovation, MWH partners with municipalities, public utility providers, and private industrial clients to effectively tackle water quality and scarcity challenges.

MWH’s Ongoing Commitment to Advancing Water Reuse: A Recap of Recent Sponsorships

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In July 2023, MWH proudly sponsored the AZ Water Association’s Arizona Water Reuse Symposium, a key annual event promoting discussions on water demands in the southwestern U.S. Our commitment to resilient water sources contributes to the well-being of communities. In September 2023, we look forward to sponsoring the WateReuse Texas Conference, where our client, Trinity River Authority, will be honored for their innovative water recovery facilities, with MWH actively involved in their cutting-edge project.