Water & Waste Water
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0Final Design of WWTP and Sewerage System in Biella
Between 1992 and 2007, MWH assisted Cordar S.p.A. Biella Servizi - in charge of the Integrated Water Service in the Province of Biella, northern Italy, serving 50 municipalities - in designing and constructing three wastewater treatment plants and in extending the sewerage system in the area of Biella.
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Green River Filtration Facility
The City of Tacoma, Washington selected MWH Global to design a new water treatment facility that combines direct filtration and conventional treatment at the same location, to better manage the challenges in dealing with a mountain river source and vastly differing water qualities between summer and winter.
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0Hastings Wastewater Treatment Plant
Hastings District Council was faced with meeting challenging resource consent conditions around the discharges from the new domestic wastewater treatment plant. These conditions balanced tangata whenua and wider Maori cultural and community needs, and created project complexities particularly in terms of affordability. This challenge required the identification of a best practicable option (BPO) solution as […]
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Implementation of Maintenance Management System
Situation A utility in Brunei was in a position in 2003 where departments largely operated in isolation with different maintenance management systems, data standards, approaches and governance. Reactive maintenance and near-term issues took precedent over scheduled medium and long-term work. Customers were seen as end users and not as key stakeholders. From 2005 to 2012, […]
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Influence of Soil Structure on the Waterbalance
There is a growing demand worldwide for food, while at the same time agriculture is being threatened by drought, flooding and soil degradation. Soil improvement can reduce these effects. By improving soils (increased porosity and organic matter), the soil becomes more capable to store heavy rains and overcome dry periods in summer months.
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Institutional Support to the Water Component of Water and Sanitation Programme for the Millennium (PHAM) - Lot 1 Hydraulic
The Millennium Hydraulic Programme (PHAM) aims to contribute to the reduction of poverty and improve health services to the populations within the programme’s reach (west and centre west of the country) by providing an access to a better basic service in terms of water and sanitation. Under its hydraulic component the PHAM aims to improve […]
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Institutional Support to the Water Component of Water and Sanitation Programme for the Millennium (PHAM) - Lot 2 Sanitation
The Millennium Hydraulic Programme (PHAM) aims to contribute to the reduction of poverty and improve health services to the populations within the programme’s reach by providing an access to a better basic service in terms of water and sanitation. Under its Sanitation component the PHAM particularly aims to improve access to basic sanitation for the […]
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0Jebal Ali Sewage Treatment Plant - Dubai Municipality
The Jebal Ali Sewage Treatment Plant is planned to be one of the largest in the world serving an ultimate population of 4.5 million (1200ML/d flow). MWH designed Dubai’s first Sewage Treatment Plant in the 1970’s and is appointed to continue giving value services to the Municipality.
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Journey to Churchill Project
The Journey to Churchill exhibit is the latest addition to the Assiniboine Park Zoo renovation in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Along with the newly opened International Polar Bear Conservation Center, it will be the preeminent polar bear and seal facility in the world. It will set the standard for polar bear exhibits and rehabilitation facilities.
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0L.L. Anderson Dam Spillway Modification
The 231-foot-high L.L. Anderson Dam (also known as the French Meadows Dam) is owned by the Placer County Water Agency (PCWA). The multi-purpose water supply and hydroelectric dam, originally constructed in 1966, diverts water from the Middle Fork American River watershed to the Rubicon River watershed to support power generation at a series of hydroelectric powerhouses, […]