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Temple Water Treatment Plant Improvements and Loop 363 Pump Station Modifications
Project Information
- Project Location:
- Temple, TX
- Approx Contract:
- $10,000,000
- Status:
- Completed
- Structure Type:
- Sewage / Water Treatment Plant
References
- Owner:
- City of Temple
- Architect:
- Roming Parker Kasberg
- General Contractor:
- MW Builders
Scope Of Work
MW Builders completed a project right in their own backyard for the City of Temple: the Water Treatment Plant Improvements and Loop 363 Pump Station Modifications. This project consisted of constructing a new raw water intake structure on the Leon River, a new filtration building and sludge lagoon, miles of new bar-wrapped concrete yard piping, and numerous other improvements to the existing plant.
The project involved the construction of a 10 MGD water treatment plant utilizing 11 PALL membrane filter units. The microfiltration treatment system that was installed in this facility utilizes a new technology in water treatment plants and was, at the time, the largest installation of its kind in the United States. The project also included a chemical feed facility, a raw water intake structure, a recycle lift station, a backwash lagoon, and extensive yard piping. Other improvements to the existing plant included a chlorinator building, a chemical room remodel, and the Loop 363 Pump Station.
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