Treatment Plant Construction
Beyond water treatment
NRC’s treatment plant experience extends beyond traditional water and wastewater systems. We have constructed combined heat and power facilities, cogeneration systems and alternative energy systems that use digester gas or landfill gas to support facility operations.
These projects require coordination between civil, structural, mechanical, process and electrical scopes — and a contractor who understands how each component affects the performance of the overall facility.
Experience
Facilities/systems we’ve installed:
- Cogeneration systems
- Combined heat and power facilities
- Dissolved air flotation treatment systems
- Granular activated carbon systems
- Membrane filter plants
- Odor control systems
- PFAS treatment systems
- Process piping systems
- Pump stations
- Sludge digester systems
- Traditional flocculation/sedimentation systems
- Wastewater treatment plants
- Water treatment plants
Our team self-performs much of our treatment plant construction work, including:
- Concrete
- Excavation
- Mechanical equipment installation
- Piling
- Process piping installation
- Support of excavation
- Yard piping and site utilities
Our treatment plant clients:
- American Water Military Services
- Camden County Municipal Utilities Authority
- Fairfax County
- Middlesex County Utilities Authority (MCUA)
- Middlesex Water Company
- New Jersey American Water
- Baltimore County
- Passaic Valley Sewerage Commission
- New York City Department of Environmental Protection
Experience in PFAS treatment infrastructure
PFAS treatment is one of the most important and rapidly evolving areas of water infrastructure. As regulatory requirements advance and owners move from pilot programs to full-scale treatment systems, successful construction requires a contractor who understands the process, the equipment, the sequencing and the importance of maintaining plant operations.
NRC has been involved in PFAS-related treatment work from early project stages through construction. Our experience includes granular activated carbon systems, ion exchange resin systems and reverse osmosis applications, along with the civil, mechanical and process infrastructure required to support them.
PFAS treatment facilities often require large vessels, specialized piping, chemical systems, electrical integration, bypass planning, site constraints, shutdown coordination and careful sequencing within active plants. NRC brings the field experience and technical discipline needed to execute this work safely, accurately and with minimal disruption to ongoing operations.
