Brown and Caldwell led the design-build-operate installation of a biological nutrient removal pilot facility located in Elk Grove, Calif. Winner of WERF’s 2014 Award for Excellence in Innovation, the pilot project provided critical information for the Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District’s EchoWater Project, a $1.5 to $2.0 billion upgrade of the District’s 181 mgd regional wastewater facility that serves 1.4 million customers.
Informing a new evolution in wastewater treatment
Informing a new evolution in wastewater treatment
Awards
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2014
American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists, Excellence in Engineering Honor Award for Research
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2014
Water Environment Research Foundation, Award for Excellence in Innovation 2014
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Related Papers and Reports
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- Considerations in Using Thermal Hydrolysis for Pre-Digestion Processing in North America
- Three Procurement Methods and a Major Sole Source Used to Implement DC WASA’s $300+ Million Biosolids Program
- Transition Development for DC Water’s Biosolids Management Program
- Anaerobic Digestion at an ENR Plant: Implications for Energy, Carbon and GHG
- Cost Control and Risk Reduction – Precepts for Developing DCWASA’s Biosolids Program in the Age of Sustainability
- Development Criteria in the Age of Sustainability – DC Water’s New Paradigm for Biosolids and Energy Management
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