Enhancing safety and delivering capacity in Buckeye, AZ.
As part of an on-call contract with the Town of Queen Creek, a new storage tank and booster pump station were developed on Meridian Road to improve water system operations and service reliability.
Phase One included a 3.0 MG pre-stressed concrete storage tank, partially buried (22 feet below grade, 12 feet above) to reduce visual impact. Designed for durability, its concrete roof and columns support a lifespan of over 100 years with minimal maintenance.
Phase Two involved two booster pump stations, each sized for up to four pumps, one serving the Lower Zone, the other the H2O Zone. The system allows off-peak transfers from the higher-pressure H2O Zone to the Lower Zone for improved efficiency.
Phase One included a 3.0 MG pre-stressed concrete storage tank, partially buried (22 feet below grade, 12 feet above) to reduce visual impact. Designed for durability, its concrete roof and columns support a lifespan of over 100 years with minimal maintenance.
Phase Two involved two booster pump stations, each sized for up to four pumps, one serving the Lower Zone, the other the H2O Zone. The system allows off-peak transfers from the higher-pressure H2O Zone to the Lower Zone for improved efficiency.
Construction project management services included:/p>
- Submittal/RFI/Field Directive review and response
- Conduct weekly Progress Meetings between client/contractor/Town
- Field observations and weekly reporting
- Maintain Project Schedule, with monthly reviews to Client
- Project accounting and invoice approvals
- Review and approval of Use of Contingency requests
- Document controls for the ultimate conveyance of the project to the water provider and associated Community Facilities District (CFD) reimbursement
