Skanska USA Civil’s Riverside office has been awarded a $45 million contract from Western Municipal Water District (WMWD) for the expansion of the existing March Wastewater Reclamation Facility in Perris, Calif. The project is included in second quarter bookings for this year.
The expansion will increase the existing facility’s capacity from 1.0 MGD secondary treatment to 3.0 MGD tertiary treatment including headworks with screening and grit removal, screened raw sewage lift station expansion, two secondary clarifiers, recycled actived sludge/waste activated sludge and scum pump stations.
The contract also includes the addition of three chlorine contact tanks, two secondary equalization ponds, tertiary influent pump station, mix/floc/splitter structure, three tertiary filters, modification of storage pond, recycled water pump station, dissolved air flotation thickening facilities, two anaerobic digesters, digester gas flare and installation of owner furnished equipment.
Work on structures includes a digester building, DAF/tertiary building, chlorine building modifications and storage, operations building renovation and expansion, switch gear, motor control centers, control and instrumentation and plant SCADA system.
Demolition, landscaping, site piping and grading, startup and initial operation of facilities also is included in the contract. This assignment requires extensive excavation including rock excavation. The duration of the project is 720 calendar days.
This is the Riverside office’s first award for a water treatment plant.
Skanska USA Civil is focused on the construction of facilities for clean water and wastewater treatment, traffic infrastructure and soil remediation. The company has about 4,300 employees and operations in the eastern United States, Colorado and California. Skanska USA Civil’s revenues amounted to more than $1.6 billion in 2007.
