Experience
Project Info:
Owner:
City of Worcester, MA
Technologies/Materials:
New Sewer Pump Station
Engineer:
Tighe & Bond
Project Value:
$6.1 Million
Project Highlights:
The new pump station will be able to meet EPA standards for Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO)
Owner:
City of Worcester, MA
Technologies/Materials:
New Sewer Pump Station
Engineer:
Tighe & Bond
Project Value:
$6.1 Million
Project Highlights:
The new pump station will be able to meet EPA standards for Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO)
Worcester Sewer Pump Station - Worcester, MA
The Whitla Drive sewer pump station, built in 1963, can barely handle the normal sewer flow and is totally inadequate during high Combined Sewer Overflow events. The City of Worcester contracted Methuen Construction to build a new pump station that can handle peak flows of up to 5.7 million gallons per day. The work includes demolition of the existing Whitla Pump Station, excavation, dewatering, site work, and concrete for the new pump station building. Additionally, the installation of three dry pit submersible pumps, an odor control system, sewers, force mains, instrumentation, and electrical are all part of the project.
