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Utilities and municipalities

Small and mid-sized cities, water districts and MUDs in Texas, Colorado and Oklahoma

Utilities and municipalities

Ready for your next funding deadline: scope, cost estimate and engineering report.

Small and mid-sized cities, water districts and MUDs in Texas, Colorado and Oklahoma

  • Funding-ready engineering reports for SRF and grant programs
  • I&I, water loss and condition studies that end in a ranked plan
  • Treatment, collection, storage and distribution, sized to how the system really runs
  • Funding support
  • I&I studies
  • Water loss
  • Lift stations
  • WWTP design
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Proof · Sweetwater, TX

Bitter Creek Water Supply IH-20 waterline relocation

Four miles of waterline moved for TxDOT’s IH-20 work, with customers’ water kept on throughout. MES provided the construction-phase engineering.

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For utilities and municipalities we design water and wastewater systems, write the condition and grant reports that help pay for them, and support bidding and construction. Where work sits near a river or creek, see floodplain studies.

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Sasakwa, OK

Town of Sasakwa water tank improvements

The condition and grant report, repair plans, bidding and construction support. The repairs are complete.

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Oak Creek, CO

Town of Oak Creek I&I and water loss analysis

Infiltration, inflow and water loss measured, with a prioritized improvement plan.

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