equipped at any size
Apollo, Inc. specializes in providing the construction services required on any size water/wastewater treatment facility. With over 20 years of water treatment experience, our site work, under-ground process piping, structural concrete, and above-ground process equipment and piping supervision and teams have the expertise to ensure the work is installed with care, safely and without unplanned interruptions to operating facilities.
Tertiary Treatment P.2
Owner: City of Coeur d’ Alene
Location: Coeur d’ Alene, ID
Project Budget: $16,169,000
Project scope included modify the existing Primary Scum Pumping Stations; construct the new Primary Clarifier 3; modify the existing Primary Sludge Pumping Station; construct the new Secondary Clarifier 3; construct the new Secondary Control Building 2; construct the new Scum Pumping Station; modify the Chemical Systems Center; modify the existing Secondary Effluent Pumping Station; modify the Tertiary Membrane Filtration Facility; install a new Owner-furnished submerged membrane operating system; install relocated Owner-furnished instruments; site demolition and construction of all associated site improvements, landscaping, and site perimeter fencing; construct site improvements; perform all other associated yard piping, shoring of existing structures and utilities, civil, structural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical and instrumentation work required for a completely operational system.
Tertiary Treatment P.2
Owner: City of Coeur d’ Alene
Location: Coeur d’ Alene, ID
Project Budget: $16,169,000
Project scope included modify the existing Primary Scum Pumping Stations; construct the new Primary Clarifier 3; modify the existing Primary Sludge Pumping Station; construct the new Secondary Clarifier 3; construct the new Secondary Control Building 2; construct the new Scum Pumping Station; modify the Chemical Systems Center; modify the existing Secondary Effluent Pumping Station; modify the Tertiary Membrane Filtration Facility; install a new Owner-furnished submerged membrane operating system; install relocated Owner-furnished instruments; site demolition and construction of all associated site improvements, landscaping, and site perimeter fencing; construct site improvements; perform all other associated yard piping, shoring of existing structures and utilities, civil, structural, mechanical, plumbing, electrical and instrumentation work required for a completely operational system.
Mill Creek Water Treatment Plant
Owner: City of Walla Walla
Location: Mill Creek Watershed
Budget: $15,506,00
Project Delivery: GC/CM
Project Scope included GC/CM preconstruction services, successful MACC negotiations and GC/CM construction services for construction of upgrade of the City of Walla Walla’s Mill Creek Water Treatment Plant (WTP) to comply with USEPA’s Long-Term 2 Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule (LT2) regulations generally involves the installation of a UV disinfection system with roughing filters for pre -treatment ahead of the UV process. The major Work elements to be performed included procurement of washed granular media for the roughing filters, construction of new roughing filters, construction of new building to house the UV reactor trains and associated equipment, construction of an outlet control structure, construction of a process waste water basin, addition of a hydrogen peroxide feed system, upgrades to the existing chlorine gas feed system to improve safety including emergency shut-off valves, replacement of selected mechanical components, and the addition of a chlorine scrubber, removal of the existing ozone generators equipment system and feed system, installation of new site piping to inter-connect the new treatment facilities, addition of a new pump, upgrades to the pumps motor controls, and building insulation repairs at the existing 34 MCD treated water pump station, installation of new treated water flow meter and vault and new full port insertion mag flow meter on the finished watermain, replacement of buried valves between the pump station and the finished water reservoirs (Mill Creek Tanks), architectural, structural, and building mechanical modifications to the existing Administration Building, upgrading the entire supervisory controls and data acquisition (SCADA) system for the water supply system, including new and existing equipment at the WTP, the Mill Creek intake (Umatilla County, Oregon), groundwater wells Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, Walla Walla Community College (WWCC) meter signal, new pressure monitoring station at the Service Center, and the Clinton St. reservoir and booster pump station and Site security upgrades.
Mill Creek Water Treatment Plant
Owner: City of Walla Walla
Location: Mill Creek Watershed
Budget: $15,506,00
Project Delivery: GC/CM
Project Scope included GC/CM preconstruction services, successful MACC negotiations and GC/CM construction services for construction of upgrade of the City of Walla Walla’s Mill Creek Water Treatment Plant (WTP) to comply with USEPA’s Long-Term 2 Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule (LT2) regulations generally involves the installation of a UV disinfection system with roughing filters for pre -treatment ahead of the UV process. The major Work elements to be performed included procurement of washed granular media for the roughing filters, construction of new roughing filters, construction of new building to house the UV reactor trains and associated equipment, construction of an outlet control structure, construction of a process waste water basin, addition of a hydrogen peroxide feed system, upgrades to the existing chlorine gas feed system to improve safety including emergency shut-off valves, replacement of selected mechanical components, and the addition of a chlorine scrubber, removal of the existing ozone generators equipment system and feed system, installation of new site piping to inter-connect the new treatment facilities, addition of a new pump, upgrades to the pumps motor controls, and building insulation repairs at the existing 34 MCD treated water pump station, installation of new treated water flow meter and vault and new full port insertion mag flow meter on the finished watermain, replacement of buried valves between the pump station and the finished water reservoirs (Mill Creek Tanks), architectural, structural, and building mechanical modifications to the existing Administration Building, upgrading the entire supervisory controls and data acquisition (SCADA) system for the water supply system, including new and existing equipment at the WTP, the Mill Creek intake (Umatilla County, Oregon), groundwater wells Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7, Walla Walla Community College (WWCC) meter signal, new pressure monitoring station at the Service Center, and the Clinton St. reservoir and booster pump station and Site security upgrades.
Water Storage Tank Improvements
Owner: City of Brewster
Location: City of Brewster, WA
Budget: $2,775,800
Scope of work included site improvements, under-ground process piping, structural concrete for new 500,000 gallons, and two new 300,000-gallon potable water storage tanks. Included rehabilitation of one 500,000 gallon tank and demolition of two existing storage tanks.
Water Storage Tank Improvements
Owner: City of Brewster
Location: City of Brewster, WA
Budget: $2,775,800
Scope of work included site improvements, under-ground process piping, structural concrete for new 500,000 gallons, and two new 300,000-gallon potable water storage tanks. Included rehabilitation of one 500,000 gallon tank and demolition of two existing storage tanks.
Mill Creek TRANSMISSION Main Emergency Repair
Owner: City of Walla Walla
Location: City of Walla Walla, WA
Budget: $634,370
Apollo was awarded emergency FEMA funded project which required immediate mobilizaiton, 3 crews working 6 days/week to repair/replace approximately 1,500 linear feet of the City of Walla Walla 30” primary surface water transmission main in its upper reaches near the Mill Creek watershed.
Mill Creek TRANSMISSION Main Emergency Repair
Owner: City of Walla Walla
Location: City of Walla Walla, WA
Budget: $634,370
Apollo was awarded emergency FEMA funded project which required immediate mobilizaiton, 3 crews working 6 days/week to repair/replace approximately 1,500 linear feet of the City of Walla Walla 30” primary surface water transmission main in its upper reaches near the Mill Creek watershed.