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BS&J is preparing the design drawings and specifications for the construction of the fourth phase of District Metered Areas (DMAs) in the SWNY distribution system. Engineering services during construction will follow later in 2017.
BS&J is assisting with the inspection and evaluation of building structures originally designed by BS&J in the 1920s and constructed in the 1930s.
Having successfully completed the design of more than seven separate water main improvement projects in Bergen and Hudson County in 2015, 2016, and 2017, construction of these projects is scheduled the months of March through July 2017. This work requires attendance on-site, preparation of daily reports, photos, and field sketches, GIS location of installed assets,… Continue Reading
This project involves replacing the pumping units in this station without taking it out of service. The existing station has two pumps with total capacity of 400 gallons per minute (gpm). A new three (3) pump skid will replace these pumps with total capacity of up to 1,000 gpm, providing more capacity to meet peak… Continue Reading
In association with Gannett Fleming, BS&J is preparing applications and pursuing approvals for the required permits for the addition of a clearwell, pumping and outside piping improvements at this 36 million gallon per day (mgd) water treatment plant.
Having successfully completed phases one and two, BS&J is preparing the design drawings and specifications for the construction of the third phase of District Metered Areas (DMAs) in the SWNY distribution system. Engineering services during construction will follow later in 2017.
An external visual inspection and inspection of the valve and access vaults were completed by SWNJ and BS&J personnel. BS&J prepared a report evaluating the findings and prioritizing the recommendations.
BS&J completed the Formal Inspections of Oradell Reservoir and Lake Tappan Dams, and the Regular Inspections of Woodcliff Lake and Lambertville Dams.
Design and permitting continues for the addition of ultra-violet light disinfection at Well No. 97. A platform is required to support the existing and new equipment above the design flood elevation.
Approximately 2,800 linear feet of 16 inch diameter water main installation to replace an existing 12 inch water main along a heavily traveled thoroughfare in Eastchester required design, permitting, and constructions services provided by BS&J. Meeting the aggressive project schedule to design, construct, and place in service within six (6) months was a critical project… Continue Reading