Potsdam Water Pollution Control Facility & Pump Station Improvements
What was the Challenge?
The Village of Potsdam’s Water Pollution Control Facility had been in use for over 45 years and showing signs of deterioration. Nearly every component of this existing 1970s wastewater treatment plant was to be upgraded through the course of the improvements project, yet had to remain operational 24/7.
How did Barton & Loguidice provide a solution?
Each component upgrade was done in a planned sequence with coordination with the contractor and the Village operators. B&L utilized the redundancy of system components and bypass pumping to free up portions of the treatment plant to allow the contractor access for the upgrade work. The timing of this was critical, as we planned around seasonal increase in wastewater flows, largely due to the two colleges located within the Village of Potsdam.
Why was the project a success?
Communication between B&L, the village, and the contractor was key to the successful performance of the upgrade work while keeping the plant running properly and meeting effluent limits.
Project At a Glance
Location
New York
Services
- Construction Services
- Wastewater & Water Resource Recovery
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