Water & Wastewater Treatment
Water and wastewater treatment both involve physical, chemical
and/or biological treatment processes. While the specific
processes can vary greatly based on local conditions and needs, the
typical desired result is safe drinking water and low-nutrient
wastewater.
The JMT staff includes civil, environmental, mechanical,
chemical, structural, and electrical engineers with expertise in
the design of various types of water and wastewater processes and
facilities. Our experience includes plants ranging in size
from less than 1 million gallons per day to greater than 300
million gallons per day, industrial wastewater treatment, and the
use of new technologies such as enhanced nutrient removal and
reverse osmosis systems.
We also offer extensive experience in facility operations for a
range of small to large-scale water and wastewater treatment
plants. Our staff provides services for scheduling and
coordination, preventive and predictive maintenance assessment,
building information modeling, reinvestment planning, budgeting,
training, and benchmarking. From start-up through
commissioning, JMT utilizes a systematic process documenting the
performance of all facility systems.
Projects
Throop, Pennsylvania
JMT provided facility planning, design, and construction
management / inspection services for a regional sewer authority to
help it meet new Nutrient Reduction Technology regulations.
Read More »
JMT provided designs for repairs and improvements on a
design-build project to upgrade the nutrient removal capacity of
the Mainside Sewage Treatment Plant.
Read More »
JMT has completed planning and design services for numerous
assignments at Patapsco WWTP.
Read More »
JMT developed process modifications to a wastewater treatment
plant to increase its capacity and improve reliability.
Read More »
JMT staff provided program management assistance over several
years during a major upgrade to an urban wastewater treatment
facility.
Read More »
JMT Technology Group used GIS to reduce costs and increase speed
of obtaining access to city utility records.
Read More »
JMT Technology Group migrated existing water and sewer GIS asset
data layers into a newly-designed database environment that would
support multi-user and multi-feature editing.
Read More »