The technical expertise, dedication, and commitment to developing dependable water and wastewater solutions begin with a strong engineering firm, a firm like Interstate Engineering.
Growth, expansion, regulation changes, and aging systems are a few reasons water and wastewater system engineering needs arise. When that happens, Interstate Engineering has the knowledge and expertise to develop plans and see those plans through beyond construction. No matter the system size and need, we are able to assist in ensuring potable water for communities and clean water for the environment.
Water System Projects
In response to severe damage sustained by the Town of Bearcreek’s primary water sources, Interstate Engineering secured a grant of $928,000 to facilitate the critical repair of the town’s spring boxes.
Interstate Engineering renovated an existing booster station by removing and replacing all piping and electrical components with state-of-the-art equipment, significantly enhancing the station’s operational capabilities.
The City of Ray retained Interstate Engineering to perform preliminary, design, and construction engineering for a multi-phase water storage, transmission main, and full street and utilities reconstruction project.
Acting as the City Engineer, Interstate Engineering was asked to check the capacity of the system and assist with applications for available funding.
Sometimes communities are built around pools. Sometimes a community builds a pool. That’s what Lewistown did.
Finding funding sources is a constant challenge small communities face.
Finding funding sources is a constant challenge small communities face.
Finding funding sources is a constant challenge small communities face.