Slayden Awarded Contract by the City of Lebanon, Oregon

Slayden was awarded a $27 million construction manager/general contractor (CM/GC) Water Treatment Plant (WTP) project for the City of Lebanon. Preconstruction services for this project began in early spring of this year and official construction started in May. The project is slated for completion in December 2018.

“We are proud of our history of working with local communities, like Lebanon, to construct water facilities
that meet the needs of its citizens, satisfy regulations and protect the environment,” said Jeff Tedder, senior
project manager for Slayden. “The preconstruction process of working collaboratively with the City and Carollo to develop the final project has really streamlined the leadup to construction. We look forward to continuing to build on the relationships developed through the project to collaboratively deliver this important infrastructure project to the community of Lebanon.”

The new WTP will replace the existing facility and have a capacity of 4.5 mgd, with a future capacity to be upgraded to 8 mgd. This project also includes a raw water intake facility on the South Santiam River, a raw water pumping station, and a membrane water treatment plant.