City of Coldwater, Michigan
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT EXPANSION
Project Overview
Engineering and construction support services were provided during the construction phase of the upgrades to the Coldwater, Michigan treatment plant. The 2.7 million gallon per day treatment plant was increased to 3.2 million gallons a day. A new SCADA system, instrumentation and the latest water treatment technology were incorporated into the design. Design services included modifications to control systems, instrumentation, and modifying the original design to meet actual field conditions. Construction support included the contractor’s RFI’s, site inspections, on-site evaluation of construction issues, and start-up support.
Services Provided
Electrical Engineering and Construction Services
LEIGHTON TOWNSHIP
GREEN LAKE WWTP IMPROVEMENTS
Project Overview
Engineering design and construction support services were provided to implement improvements to the quality of the treatment process at the plant. Improvements included a new clarifier, chemical treatment process, additional transfer systems, and a new chemical treatment building. Design services included modifications to the plant power distribution system, complete new master control station, instrumentation, motor controls, P &IDs, interior building lighting, site lighting, building heating, and building ventilation. Construction support services included resolving construction issues as pertaining to the design, review of equipment submittals, on-site inspections, and support during process startup.
Services Provided
Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Construction Services
City of Montague
Streetscape Lighting Improvements
Project Overview
The streetscape lighting along Ferry Street was expanded along the main downtown area. Project entailed improvements to the walks, street and lighting. Design for the project included site lighting design, light level analysis and HPS versus LED replacement analysis. A study was conducted to determine the feasibility of using LED technology for the lamps versus traditional HID fixtures. The study included review of projected energy savings, light levels, maintenance, and initial investment as well as the payback to use LED technology. The LED lamps were not used due to a lengthy payback period.
This project was completed in conjunction with Prein & Newhof (Civil Engineering).
Services Provided
Electrical Engineering and Construction Services
STATE OF MICHIGAN - SECRETARY OF STATE
HVAC SYSTEM UPGRADES
Project Overview
This project included upgrading existing AHU-9 in a 1st floor mechanical room and AHU-10 in the penthouse mechanical room, to improve the control and energy efficiency of the systems. Project included replacing the AHU’s, which included:
- Design of new ductwork at AHU’s
- Miscellaneous ductwork for revised system zoning
- New piping design
- Enlarged air intake in penthouse
- New exhaust fans with VFD’s
- Complete new DDC control system (Secretary of State Building, Dimondale, Michigan)
The project was phased such that the first unit (AHU-10) was operational prior to the shutdown and demolition of the second unit (AHU-9).
Services Provided
Electrical, Structural, Architectural, and Mechanical Services
