Westland Reservoir and Booster Pump Station

The project involved the construction of the first phase of a new 2.5 mg steel reservoir with foundation and accessories and a three-zone booster facility. Temporary improvements to the proposed Westland Road include clearing, grubbing, landscaping and grading, drainage improvements, and ABC surface. Three new 24-inch ductile iron pipes, pipe wrap, isolation valves, bedding, backfill, restrained joints water transmission mains to each zone.

Client:
Vistancia South LLC
Completion:
April 2018
Delivery Method:
CMAR
Design Engineer:
Wilson Eng.
Cost:
$11.8M
  • 2.5 MG steel reservoir
  • 24-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP)
  • 24- and 36-inch suction
    and discharge
  • 3 Booster pump stations 
    (Zone 5, 6 and 7)
  • 3 Hydropneumatic tanks
  • Analyzers
  • Access gates and roads
  • Antenna PLC programming
  • Back-up generator and ATS
  • Cathodic protection
  • Clearing and grubbing
  • Control system
  • Drainage improvements
  • Electrical and instrumentation
  • Electrical building
  • Gas chlorination system
  • Grading
  • Isolation valves
  • Landscaping
  • Level controls
  • Masonry perimeter walls
  • Mass excavation and grading
  • Motor control centers
  • Overflow pipe and retention
  • Piping for three zones
  • Pre-engineered, precast
  • Programmable logic controller 
  • Remote telemetry
  • Reservoir fill
  • Restrained joints to water transmission mains to each zone
  • Retaining walls
  • SCADA and control
  • Site preparation and infrastructure
  • Surge tanks
  • Vertical turbine pumps
  • VFD installation