Birmingham Pump Station Mid-Range Pumps, Kansas City, MO
$3,000,000 MEP Project
Served as prime for the installation of two mid-range pumping units, including all necessary adaptive piping, electrical equipment, SCADA controls (not including programming), and HVAC equipment. We provided the electrical and mechanical design while also coordinating the engineering efforts for hydraulic modeling, SCADA systems, surveying, structural engineering, and resident engineering.
LBVSD - Atherton, Independence, MO
$55,000,000 MEP Project
Design for the control building at the extraneous flow holding basin. Plans included motor-operated gates, a chemical feed system for odor control, level sensors, flow sensors, pumps for washing down the basin, and a generator backup. Custom Engineering designed a building to house the chemical feed pumps, electrical room, control room, and wash-down pumps and coordinated with the electric utility company for a new electrical service.
Dehumidification at Secondary Pump Station at the Water Treatment Plant, Kansas City, MO
$250,000 MEP Project
Preliminary design services and an engineering report outlining recommendations to control the moisture in the filter pipe galleries A, B, and C at the Secondary Pump Station within the Water Treatment Plant. Additional services include final design, bid phase services, and project closeout services for the recommended dehumidification systems.
87th St. Pump Station, Kansas City, MO
$4,000,000 Electrical Project
Electrical design services for the 87th Street Pump Station Rehabilitation Project included identification and evaluation of electrical switchgear and distribution boards, pump station equipment, motors, elevators, and power and lighting systems to bring the facility up to Code.
The design also included a new service entrance connection to the utility, new switchgear, motors, pump station equipment and controls, motor control centers, and distribution panelboards, as well as the replacement of interior and exterior lighting systems throughout the facility.
The design also included a new service entrance connection to the utility, new switchgear, motors, pump station equipment and controls, motor control centers, and distribution panelboards, as well as the replacement of interior and exterior lighting systems throughout the facility.