Case Studies
Texas operating region one signed two new contracts this quarter with Tomball Independent School District (TISD)! The District built a new state-of-the-art sports stadium located in Harris County, Texas, the third-most populous county in the United States. This new facility will
service all the District’s Intermediate and High school sports programs and the Grand Lakes Junior High and Grand Oaks Elementary schools. The water plant has a service capacity of 450,000 gallons with two 400 GPM wells. The wastewater plant is a sequential batch reactor (SBR) with a total of .350 GPD.
USW Utility Group also secured a contract to operate TISD. The small public water system (PWS) services the Rosehill Elementary school located on 17950 Waller-Tomball Road. The PWS has a capacity of 44,000 gallons in the GST. There is a 1,500-gallon HPT, two distribution pumps, and one 200 GPM submersible well. The challenge with running an elementary PWS is maintaining the distribution residual and maintaining the equipment during the summertime when school is out. An onsite wastewater leach field facility also services the Rosehill Elementary school. There are two lift pumps located at the beginning of the facility in a holding tank that pump the wastewater influent into the plant. The influent mixes through several aerobic basins, and then the effluent is removed out of the clarification basins with two lift pumps into a leach field that is the size of a football field.
Texas operating region one signed two new contracts this quarter with Tomball Independent School District (TISD)! The District built a new state-of-the-art sports stadium located in Harris County, Texas, the third-most populous county in the United......[Read More]
Our roles as maintenance & operations managers often require us to not only consider the “nuts & bolts” of a system or facility but to consider the impact the machinery, processes, and general operations have on the environment and......[Read More]
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In March of 2021, the Florida Governmental Utility Authority (FGUA) awarded U.S. Water Services Corporation (U.S. Water) the design services and construction administration contract to replace the existing biological treatment train at the......[Read More]
Since the first sale in October 2020, Sunbridge Stewardship Districts' first neighborhood, Del Webb, has grown from 30 residents to 100 residents. Over half of the 418 lots have already been sold, exceeding all expectations. Homebuyers are moving......[Read More]
U.S. Water is developing a proprietary internal operator training program focused on package plant operations. With the continued trend of increasing environmental regulations and treatment technologies, we want to ensure that our operations staff......[Read More]
U.S. Water recently completed infrastructure improvements to Lift Station 82, the central lift station in the Island Walk development in North Port, Florida. The project consisted of converting the existing triplex station to a duplex station, which......[Read More]
Three U.S. Water employees in Region II recently completed a three-day National Association of Sewer Service Companies (NASSCO) training and certification course. John Speessen, Robert Rottini, and Trevor McCracken were certified in three......[Read More]
U.S. Water was recently awarded the contract to replace fire hydrant assemblies (FHA’s) on an as-needed basis for Hillsborough County. The contract is valued at $715,750.00. A fire hydrant is a critical component of a utility’s......[Read More]