Earth Tech To Design Toronto Wastewater Treatment Facility

25.07.2007

Earth Tech Inc. has been awarded a USD$4.18 million (CAD$4.5 million) contract by the City of Toronto, Canada, for engineering design and construction verification for upgrades to the Waste Activated Sludge Thickening and Sludge Dewatering Facility at the Highland Creek Treatment Plant.

Under the four-year contract, Earth Tech will provide the preliminary engineering design, detailed design and construction contract administration, as well as post-construction monitoring and reporting. The project components include upgrades to the sludge thickening facility, installation of new dewatering centrifuges, relocating of the ferrous chloride facility, and consolidation of all permits into a single, site-wide Certificate of Approval for air and noise.

“This contract represents Earth Tech’s first major assignment at the facility since the recently completed process control upgrades and implementation of a new digester facility,” said Robert Johnston, Vice President of Earth Tech’s Canada East operations. “The contract also allows us to maintain our position as the plant’s engineer of record, a title we have held since the facility’s inception.”

Earth Tech Inc. is a global provider of a full suite of engineering, construction and operations services to the international water/wastewater, environmental, transportation, and facilities markets. A business unit of Tyco International Ltd., Earth Tech employs some 7,000 talented people, delivering services to customers in 15 countries. Founded in 1970, Earth Tech is headquartered in Long Beach, Calif. More information on Earth Tech can be found at www.earthtech.com.

More articles on this topic

Replacing Diaphragm Pumps with Peristaltic Chemical Metering Pumps Helps Arizona City Improve Reliability

13.11.2024 -

The City of El Mirage, Arizona has significantly improved reliability and reduced maintenance at its water and wastewater treatment facilities since replacing its diaphragm pumps with 13 Qdos 20 peristaltic chemical metering pumps supplied by Watson-Marlow Fluid Technology Solutions (WMFTS). The pumps were installed at remote well sites and a wastewater reclamation facility.

Read more

Efficient Water Usage Through Innovative Filtration

13.09.2024 -

Water shortages are already the cause of numerous conflicts around the world. As a result, it is not only the economical use of this vital resource that is coming more into focus. Companies are working flat out on new technologies that improve water purification. In this way, even industrial water can be turned back into safe and clean drinking water.

Read more