Water & Waste Water
Pipelines | Storage Tanks & Pump / Lift Stations | Water Resource Planning
Providing quality and dependable water and waste water service is the most critical service a community provides. AZ&B has a long history of working with clients including Dallas Water Utilities, Cedar Hill, Tarrant Regional Water District and San Antonio Water System. We have worked with these and other agencies to plan and design a range of water distribution and storage solutions.
Storage Tanks & Pump / Lift Stations
AZ&B can assist local governments plan and construct critical elements of water and waste water infrastructure including storage tanks and pump and lift stations. Our team can evaluate existing facilities, site new facilities and work to secure public acceptance and necessary permits.
Services
Program Management
Route Analysis
Pipeline Design
In-situ Repair Design
Water Tanks
Lift and Pump Stations
Utility Coordination
TxDOT Coordination
Environmental Services
Surveying
Bid Services
Construction Observation
Public Outreach
Scheduling
Cost Estimating
Pipelines
AZ&B has design expertise for both water and waste-water pipelines. We understand the regulatory complexities related to pipeline routing including environmental, TxDOT and USCOE permitting. Our team has worked extensively with other utilities as a way of allowing for conflict-free construction. We have experience with pipelines ranging in size from residential service to large-scale distribution projects such as TRWD’s IPL Project.
Related Projects
City of Laredo Water Pipeline
City of Plano Rowlett Creek CIPP
DWU Garland Road Storage Tank
San Antonio Water System Pipeline Replacements
IPL Project Design
Cured in Place - City of Plano project
For the City of Plano, AZ&B implemented a Cured in Place project to reduce costs, accelerate the project and reduce environmental impacts. The CIPP allowed the City to continue to use an existing pipeline thereby reducing capital costs and accelerating completion of the project. The 5 mile waste water line, ranging from 21” to 42” will be completed in two phases to accommodate stakeholder needs. By using the CIPP method, the City was able to avoid major environmental impacts along the pipeline route through the City’s nature preserve. This also significantly reduced the amount of US Army Corps of Engineering permitting required for the project.
Services
Program Management
Facility Planning
Facility Evaluations
Site Selection
Permitting
Surveying
Facility Retrofit Design
Site Civil Design
Environmental Studies and Permits
Traffic Studies
Bid Assistance
Construction Services
Water Resource Planning
AZ&B staff has the capability to assist communities manage water resource issues including water supply planning, storm water management design and floodplain mapping and floodplain protection. We focus on developing plans that are sustainable and protect water quality.