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Wichita Water ASR II (KS)

Wichita Water ASR II (KS)

The City of Wichita’s ability to obtain adequate drinking water was threatened because its main source of water had become depleted and vulnerable to saltwater intrusion. To improve both the quantity and quality of available drinking water for the region, the City of Wichita’s Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) project draws water from the Little Arkansas River during high flows, treats the water to drinking water standards, and then injects the treated water into the aquifer for recovery and use during drought conditions.

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Northeast Water Purification Plant Expansion (TX)

Northeast Water Purification Plant Expansion (TX)

The City of Houston, Texas, in association with four regional water authorities, is expanding its Northeast Water Purification Plant, dramatically increasing its ability to support steady residential and commercial growth while reducing dependency on groundwater....

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CSX Camden Street Storm Drain Replacement (MD)

CSX Camden Street Storm Drain Replacement (MD)

The CSX Camden Street Storm Drain Replacement was a technically complex, design-build project located in a heavily traveled section of downtown Baltimore, Maryland, which consisted of replacing a 48-inch-diameter brick storm drain, originally built in 1891, that crosses directly under the CSX railroad tracks in the Howard Street Tunnel.

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