Supplemental Agenda Items - FGUA
Supplemental Agenda Items - FGUA
Supplemental Agenda Items - FGUA
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Repair of Earthquake-Damaged Sewers – Guam<br />
Project: $6.4 million<br />
Owner: N/A<br />
Owner Contact: N/A.<br />
Designed sewer replacement and retrofit improvements for 10 miles of gravity sewer<br />
serving more than 1,000 single, duplex and quadplex units for a U.S. Navy Base in<br />
Guam.<br />
The work involved:<br />
• Replacement of numerous line reaches in the residential housing areas using 6-<br />
and 8-inch PVC pipe<br />
• Replacement of a 24-inch interceptor sewer, along with other major interceptors<br />
and sewers serving the wharves in the harbor area<br />
• Extensive road repair and restoration<br />
CPH completed the design on this major project in 90 days. The residential areas<br />
accounted for approximately 20,000 linear feet of pipe.<br />
CPH served as contractor quality control manager, overseeing construction and<br />
verifying that the project was built per plans and specifications.<br />
U.S. Water Services Corp.<br />
North Plantation Key 0.355 MGD Advanced Wastewater Treatment<br />
Plant - Islamorada<br />
Project: N/A<br />
Owner: Village of Islamorada<br />
Owner Contact: Myles Milander, 81500 Overseas Highway, Islamorada, FL 33036<br />
Provides contract operations and maintenance services on behalf of the Village of<br />
Islamorada. The treatment plant uses an advanced wastewater treatment process<br />
to achieve very low effluent discharges of various nutrients such as nitrogen and<br />
phosphorus.<br />
The treatment plant consists of two trains with equalization tanks followed by anoxic<br />
and aerobic treatment tanks as well as a membrane biological reactor that the<br />
operator adjusts daily to meet very stringent effluent limits. The operating permit for<br />
the facility requires treatment to advanced wastewater treatment standards of 5mg/1<br />
CBOD5, 5 mg/1 TSS, 3mg/1 Total Nitrogen and 1mg/1 Total Phosphorus.<br />
U.S. Water routinely achieves or surpasses effluent results for the AWT standards<br />
Team Proposal Florida Governmental Utility Authority<br />
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