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First Turnkey Water Resources Program Financed by USAID National Organization for Potable Water and Sanitary Drainage (NOPWASD) and USAID asked Stanley Consultants to assume the role of design-build contractor and complete the design, subcontract the remaining construction and provide the operation and maintenance services. Learn More
Reviewing the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet Canal Closure In 2005, Hurricane Katrina sent a surge of water up the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet (MRGO) Canal flooding many parishes along its banks. As a result, the Inner Harbor Navigational Canal (IHNC) Surge Barrier was built. Learn More
Air Force Base Runway Replacement Supports Global War on Terrorism Stanley Consultants was retained by Perini Corporation as the lead design firm and coordinator throughout design, construction and closeout activities of the Andersen Air Force Base in Guam. Learn More
Tunnel Provides USU with Utility Distribution System Stanley Consultants provided comprehensive design services for a new 6,200-foot utility tunnel at the Utah State University. Using a compressed schedule this $22.2 million design-build project was completed in just over 18 months. Learn More
Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions In support of the Federal Executive Order 13514, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Hospital in Dallas, TX awarded Stanley Consultants, in design-build partnership with contractor McCarthy Building Companies, the design and construction of a new combined heat and power (CHP) energy center. Learn More
Al Dhafra Air Base Force Protection The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contracted with Stanley Consultants to design an Air Defense Site and Cantonment Area to replace an existing temporary camp and provide adequate protection to USAF personnel. Learn More
Four Bridges Removed and Replaced in 37 Hours for Utah Department of Transportation Stanley Consultants and Wadsworth Brothers Construction teamed up to remove and replace four bridges in an unheard of 37 hours for Utah Department of Transportation. Learn More

Sewage Improvements Among Largest Design-Build Wastewater Projects

This unique $110 million venture, with ABB-SUSA Dillingham and Stanley Consultants joining forces, is among the decade's largest design-build wastewater projects.  The City of Suez, Egypt, is home to more than one million people.  The city had long been in need of a wastewater treatment plant.  Sewage had previously flowed untreated through the streets.  The client, Egypt's National Organization for Potable Water and Sanitary Drainage, wanted durable and simple systems for the treatment facility.  The Egyptians wanted function over fancy.  A 130,000 cmd lagoon system, requiring less operator sophistication, was selected.

Stanley Consultants provided engineering services to rehabilitate all trunk sanitary sewers and five wastewater pumping stations for the City of Suez, Egypt.  The gravity sewer rehabilitation project involved improving the hydraulic capacity of the existing system.  Rehabilitation has been completed for high infiltration and critical defect reaches of the system.  The work included cleaning and TV inspection of the existing system, sewer condition surveys, topographic and utility surveys, flow and geotechnical monitoring, detailed design, construction services, quality control review, and shop drawing review.

Long-term performance was expected of the facility.  To alleviate corrosive conditions, layers of salty soil were removed.  To further mitigate salty soils, the structural design incorporated very dense concrete with increased rebar cover.  All underground concrete was covered with PVC sheeting to protect against corrosion.  The area also had expansive clay, creating potential problems.  The answer was rigid and highly flexible designs.

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