The West Volusia Water Supplier Interconnects project consisted of installing 47,925 LF of new pipe and provided about 8 mgd of reclaimed water transfer capacity.
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Mead & Hunt recommended using a Moving Bed Bioreactor process to lower nutrient levels discharged to the River and comply with EPA regulations.
Cocoa Beach Water Reclamation Upgrades & Process Conversion Read More »
Brevard County’s South Central advanced nutrient removal treatment facility expansion used an innovative approach to double its capacity from 6 MGD to 12 MGD to accommodate rapid population growth in the region.
South Central Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility Expansion Read More »
Mead & Hunt worked with many partners to transform a flood risk reduction project at the historic Milwaukee Riverside pump station to provide more holistic benefits.
Milwaukee Riverside Pump Low Impact Development Read More »
The new Madison Water Utility Operations Center meets the city’s goals of increased safety, sustainability and urban renewal.
Madison Water Utility Operations Building Read More »
Mead & Hunt’s redesign of the existing Madison Water Utility Operations Center redeveloped an urban site, which then required stormwater treatment.
Madison Water Utility Site Redevelopment Read More »
Mead & Hunt designed the award-winning 839-foot-long Bud Hendrickson Memorial Natural Trail and Pedestrian Bridge in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Bud Hendrickson Memorial Nature Trail & Pedestrian Bridge Read More »
The City of Lake Mills, with a population of 5,000, found itself growing quickly due to its prime location along I-94 between Madison and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Lake Mills Smart Growth Land Use Planning Read More »
The Town of Ledgeview’s population quadrupled over two decades, prompting the desire for progressive, attractive plans for economic development.
Ledgeview Comprehensive Land Use Plan Update Read More »
Mead & Hunt’s Survey team staked construction for streets and utilities in two new housing developments in Fargo, working closly with city.
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