EE&T has been selected by the City of Cleveland Division of Water to provide residuals management services at its Morgan Water Treatment Plant. EE&T will be conducting thickening studies, mechanical and non-mechanical dewatering evaluations, and beneficial use alternatives analysis. Contact Nick Pizzi (npizzi@eetinc.com) or Damon Roth (droth@eetinc.com) for additional information.
EE&T is helping several utilities comply with the IDSE requirements. EE&T is currently working with the following cities: Cleveland,Lakewood,Lake County,OH; Santa Fe, NM; Charlottesville,Falls Church, and Arlington,VA. EE&Ts engineering staff can assist with plan development and EE&Ts lab staff can provide analysis. For more information contact Richard Brown (rbrown@eetinc.com)
AwwaRF has announced that EE&T,Inc. has been involved with over $30,000,000 in AwwaRF funded research projects.
EE&T is pleased to announce a new addition to our executive team. EE&T has hired Mr. Gary Whitten, P.E., to be the Director of the Southwest Region. Mr. Whitten will bring 26 years of extensive experience in environmental engineering to EE&T. The majority of his experience has been in the areas of water and wastewater design. Gary’s addition will play a major role in EE&Ts on-going plan for geographic expansion and will also bring diversity to our design team.
The Army Corps of Engineers Aquaduct Division awarded EE&T a contract to provide conceptual design and NEPA documents for new HOCl, caustic, PACl, and acid feed facilities at its 260 MGD and 150 MGD treatment plants. For more information contact droth@eetinc.com
EE&T has been selected and hired by the City of Cleveland (CWD) to help prepare its IDSE plan. CWD is one of the Utilities that serves over 100,000 people and must submit a plan by October 2006. For more information contact npizzi@eetinc.com
EE&T has been selected by the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority in Charlottesville, Va to design various water treatment plant improvements. The project will consist primarily of filter media, underdrains, and instrumentation upgrades at three water treatment plants.
EE&T has been selected by the US Army Corps of Engineers for a three-year contract to assist with studies and designs at its two water treatment plants that serve the Greater Washington DC area. Projects will primarily deal with meeting regulations, and plant upgrades. EE&T is currently finishing the construction administration for a new water quality facility at one of the plants under a different contract.
EE&T has been retained by the Cleveland Division of Water to perform an assessment of its Water Quality Unit and functions. The purpose of the task is to determine gaps in the current organization as compared to the desired/expected capabilities of the Water Quality Group and functions throughout CWD and to review the facilities and determine future needs. For more information contact npizzi@eetinc.com
Gloucester County, Va has retained EE&T to develop a county-wide water and sewer master plan. The project will address future growth, establish priorities for new service areas,develop a hydraulic/GIS model, and help formulate a rate structure.Contact (dramsey@eetinc.com)
EE&T seeks a licensed architect to join its building services group. Please visit our employment section for details.
The Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility (Jefferson Jab) in Newport News operates the Continuous Electron Beam Accelerator Facility for the Department of Energy. EE&T recently completed the design of a new stormwater retention pond for the facility. They have also asked us to do the preliminary planning on two new stormwater ponds that will be required for additional facility development.
EE&T has been awarded a project from USEPA in support of their $20 million Arsenic Demonstration Program. EE&T has been asked to assess the impact of this demonstration project on the water supply industry.
After completing an upgrade study and design for new generators and roofs for Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority (RWSA) in Charlottesville, Va, EE&T is now working with RWSA on a series of issues related to DBP compliance at their 5 WTPs. Most recently we were retained to conduct distribution system time travel modeling for DBP evaluation and sample site selection. We are also doing designs of security fencing at 12 facilities for RWSA.(contact rbrown@eetinc.com)
Our Building Services Group has received a contract to design three new buildings including architecture, mechanical, electrical, and site work. The total buildings are approximately 22,000 square feet, two at 5,000 sf. each and one at 12,000 sf. For more information contact wcornwell@eetinc.com
EE&T has recently received a contract from COE for the construction administration phase sevices for a new 15,000 sf laboratory at the Dalecarlia Plant in Washington,DC. EE&T had previously completed the design of the $7.5 M project. For more information contact nmctigue@eetinc.com
EE&T is working with Santa Fe, NM on the best way to blend waters from three different sources to protect the distribution system. (contact rbrown@eetinc.com)
AWWA has submitted its comments to EPA on the proposed Stage 2 and LT2 Rules.(contact Steve Via at svia@awwa.org)
EE&T has received two new exciting AWWARF Research Projects. A collaborate project with Long Beach, Ca is designed to pilot test a novel, lower energy intensive, desalination process (contact Yann Le Gouellec at ylegouellec@eetinc.com). A second project is designed to evaluate utility issues with service lines and help provide guidance on best ways to alleviate problems (contact Nick Pizzi at npizzi@eetinc.com)