Modeling Software Predicts Water Infrastructure Scenarios for Changing Oil & Gas Fields
Water infrastructure modeling software enables users to visualize several drilling and hydraulic fracturing schedules and water management strategies for different development plan alternatives. Dr. Stephen Goodwin, environmental engineer at MWH, illustrates the...
Construction Team at MWH Global Improves Vail Valley’s Edwards Wastewater Treatment Facility
At the Edwards, Colo. Wastewater Treatment Facility, construction crews have been continuing their work excavating and have finished installing photo-ionization units and pouring slabs. The expansion is scheduled to be completed in the fall of 2016 and will serve the...
MWH Environmental Scientist Receives American Water Works Association 2015 Best Paper Award
We are proud to announce that a paper authored by Principal Environmental Scientist Joan Oppenheimer was recently ranked as best in class by the American Water Works Association (AWWA) at the 2015 AWWA Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE15) in Anaheim, California....
Strong Showing at ICOLD 2015
This year, the 85th Annual Meeting and 25th Congress of the International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD) was held in Stavanger, Norway. The meeting attracted more than 1,200 attendees from 67 countries, including more than 50 dam professionals from the United States...
Building on New Zealand’s Most Contaminated Site
MWH was presented with an interesting challenge when they started work on the Mapua Wharf wastewater pump station; the site infamous for being the most contaminated site in the country. Eagerly accepting the challenge, MWH completed the iconic project and received a...
American Society of Civil Engineers Awards Green River Filtration Facility Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award
MWH Global is the proud recipient of a 2015 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award granted by the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Seattle Section, for design of the Green River Filtration Facility. The annual Outstanding Civil Engineering...
A Day in the Life of Sparkle Noble
Sparkle Noble is a civil engineer with MWH Global, based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Growing up, Noble loved math and science which led her to a career in environmental engineering. She believes it’s vital that women be involved in the engineering profession and...
Unlocking Data to Achieve Smarter Outcomes
Written by Mike Flatters, New Initiatives and Innovation Manager at MWH Global. Effective infrastructure management relies on making sound evidence based decisions. Decision makers need access to the right information or data, in the right format, at the right time so...