Plummer offers innovative designs for large diameter and small diameter water, wastewater, and reclaimed water mains. Being able to accurately assess pumping needs through our knowledge and experience with distribution and collection system hydraulics enables us to provide clients with complete designs that are both efficient and reliable. We can combine flow measurement and piping system performance modeling with hands-on equipment evaluations to deliver complete pumping system assessments. We provide cost effective designs that incorporate cutting-edge technology so our clients not only satisfy existing demand but they better position for the future.
As Conveyance Practice Leader, George is committed to solving complex problems for our clients. George has extensive experience designing gravity collection systems and pressure conveyance systems. He has more than twenty years of experience designing and managing complex projects and has worked on large projects in different states. George has worked on numerous fast-track conveyance projects managing multi-discipline design teams. He is also heavily involved with professional organizations locally and nationally.
Oklahoma City receives a significant portion of its water from southeastern Oklahoma via a 100-mile-long, 60-inch diameter, pre-stressed concrete cylinder pipeline (PCCP) that was originally installed in the early 1960s.
As the largest project in Texas using reclaimed water to augment a surface water supply source, the East Fork Water Reuse Project provides the NTMWD with over 102,000 acre-feet of water per year.
Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) and Dallas Water Utilities (DWU) partnered to develop the Integrated Pipeline (IPL) Project to bring raw water from their East Texas sources to the Metroplex.
Plummer designed a 3.8-mile, 72-inch diameter parallel pipeline, which included 10 trenchless crossings.
The project included the design and replacement of an existing 34,000 linear feet (LF), 18-inch to 24-inch diameter raw water transmission pipeline.
The Urban Center Lift Station is a wastewater lift station designed with seven submersible pumps, providing a firm capacity of 45 million gallons per day (mgd).
Plummer provided assessment, design, and coordination services for this five-mile gravity wastewater interceptor.
We design solutions for the world’s greatest water and telecommunications challenges. We are ready to take on issues you face today so you are better positioned for tomorrow.
