Wastewater/Reclamation
Wastewater/Reclamation
Delivering innovative and cost-effective solutions to address our clients’ specific challenges
Brown and Caldwell has a rich history of delivering cost-effective, reliable, and flexible wastewater solutions. Our engineers have completed the design of over 350 wastewater treatment plant projects ranging in size from 0.5 mgd to over 420 mgd. We have worked with some of the largest utilities in the country, as well as with some of the smallest and most rural. For every client, our approach is built upon delivering state-of-the-art and innovative solutions to overcome their unique challenges related to aging infrastructure, changing regulations, and a growing population. An industry leader in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment and reuse, our expertise includes liquids, solids, odor control, and waste to energy.
Awards
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2025
American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee, Engineering Excellence Award in Water and Stormwater, Grand Award and Overall Grand Conceptor Award
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2025
American Council of Engineering Companies of Missouri, Honor Award in the Wastewater Category
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2025
Design Build Institute of America - Southeast Region, 2nd Place for Water/ Wastewater Projects over $100M
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2025
Design Build Institute of America Southeast Region, Design-Build Team Award, 2nd Place
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2025
Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI), Envision Verified Award
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Related Papers and Reports
- To the RESCU: Lessons from Using Progressive Design-Build to Deliver Agency’s Largest Program
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