Echo Water Project

Introducing the echo project.

Echo water project. The echowater project involves the upgrade of the existing sacramento regional wastewater treatment plant located in elk grove california us. Over the next few years contractors will be hired for a variety of treatment plant upgrade projects through several construction contracts expected to range in value from less than 10 million to more than 400 million. Psomas is providing construction management administration services on the two largest projects in the echowater program. Changing it for the better and creating a beacon of hope in laurens south carolina.

Here you will find current contracting opportunities and related information for the echowater project. Echowater project taking wastewater treatment to a new level new stringent treatment and river discharge npdes requirements from the state of california necessitated upgrades to this wastewater plant built in the 1970 s. When completed it will keep regional san in compliance with its regulatory permits and improve water quality by resulting in a 99 percent reduction in ammonia discharged to the sacramento san joaquin river delta. The echowater project is the largest public works project in sacramento s history with 20 separate construction projects and numerous construction contractors on site through 2023.

The facility is being renovated in order to meet the new treatment requirements set by the central valley regional water quality control board cvrwqcb and state water resources control board swrcb. A 501 c 3 organization launched in coordination with reverend kennedy and the new beginnings missionary baptist church family. Rate relief for businesses impacted by covid 19. To meet these regulatory requirements regional san created the echowater project an estimated 1 6 billion multi stage project involving various infrastructure and technological upgrades to the existing plant including new infrastructure.

This requires us to make the most significant upgrades to our wastewater treatment plant in elk grove since its construction more than 30 years ago. The echowater project is being built by the sacramento regional county sanitation district regional san to meet stringent new treatment mandates by the state of california. Critical recycled water project now complete in collaboration with smud and the city of sacramento regional san has completed a project that provides a million gallons of recycled water each day to the sacramento power authority cogeneration plant in south sacramento.