Properly treating wastewater produced by municipalities and industrial applications is a crucial step in protecting the world’s water supply and reducing our impact on our surroundings. Layne has more than 75 years of experience in the wastewater treatment plant construction industry. Layne is one of the nation’s leading wastewater treatment plant contractors with municipal and industrial wastewater treatment contracts totaling more than $600 million over the past 10 years. Layne's wastewater treatment plant areas of specialty are sewer treatment, industrial wastewater treatment and water reuse. Layne offers new facility construction, expansions and modifications.
CAPABILITY Layne can self-perform up to approximately 85 percent of the work in a typical wastewater treatment plant project. This, combined with extensive experience in construction and start-up of wastewater treatment facilities, provides a high degree of control over project cost, quality and schedule.
Layne's staff is experienced with the complex construction requirements of a modern wastewater treatment plant project. These may include unique solutions for deep excavations beside existing structures, dewatering, bypass pumping and temporary chemical feed systems. Layne's experience includes installation of the latest process technologies.
PROJECT DELIVERY FLEXIBILITY Layne offers the delivery method that meets the client's project goals. Layne's project delivery experience includes lump-sum bid, design-build, design-build-operate, engineer procure construct, guaranteed maximum and construction manager at risk. Layne staff partners early with the client's operations personnel and the design professional to understand the performance goals and constraints. Layne's partnering attitude and value engineering expertise quickly evolve a cost-effective design and construction plan. Financing options are available.
COMMITMENT TO SAFETY AND THE ENVIRONMENT As the responsible growth company, Layne is committed to safety and sustainability in everything it does. Layne understands that production, quality and safety are all needed and are equally important to the success of any project. Layne realizes the environmental impact that construction projects can have on a community and is committed to the long-term health and safety of its people and the communities it touches. Layne's purpose is to enhance the lives of people by providing and protecting the world’s essential natural resources – and it all begins with safety.
CITY OF LANCASTER: WATER POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITY $31 Million – Completed 2012 – Lancaster, OH The project consisted of a new 2.0 MGD (ave. day) Water Pollution Control Facility, and a remote 8.0 MGD (peak) Pump Station. Approximately six miles of 14” and 18” ductile iron force mains are used to convey wastewater from the Upper Hocking Pump Station, located on Camp Ground Road, to the Upper Hocking Water Pollution Control Facility which is located on North Pierce Avenue.
HENRY COUNTY WATER & SEWERAGE AUTHORITY: WALNUT CREEK WATER RECLAMATION FACILITY PHASE II EXPANSION $24.8 Million – Completed 2012 – McDonough, GA This project involved furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and incidentals required to construct complete in place and ready to operate the Walnut Creek WRF Phase 2 Expansion operable system.
CITY OF ORLANDO FOR OVIEDO: IRON BRIDGE REGIONAL RECLAMATION FACILITY $23.2 Million –Completion 2009 – Oviedo, FL The scope of this project comprised extensive modifications and rehabilitations which improved the process and capacity at the Iron Bridge plant. This project included the addition of new blowers, air piping, and air diffusers. Each of the four Bardenpho trains received new internal recycle pumps and new mixers, as well as associated electrical and instrumentation improvements. As equipment and basins were started numerous pipe tie-ins and area shut downs had to be coordinated and planned.
MSD OF GREATER CINCINNATI: SYCAMORE CREEK WWTP UPGRADE $22.9 Million – Completed 2010 – Cincinnati, OH This project increased the peak flow capacity from 32 MGD to 50 MGD. Layne supplied and installed the equipment and associated piping necessary to modify or rehabilitate the following process areas:
TOWN OF NEWBURGH: WWTP IMPROVEMENTS $20.1 Million – Completed 2012 – Newburgh, IN This project comprised demolition of sludge treatment and chlorine contact tanks, sludge press/chemical building, and maintenance garages; Renovations to both the sludge blower and SBR blower buildings, as well as the admin/control and headworks buildings and SBR tanks; Newly constructed buildings are the sludge blower, SBR, and grit removal buildings, three garages, UV and FEQ structures, sludge press/chemical building and administration building, two sludge treatment tanks, and three SBR tanks. The scope also included sludge removal, site andstorm drain piping, new fencing, major electrical re-work and standby generator, and all new plant site asphalt paving.
