Seabrook Island Water and Wastewater Plant Operations | South Carolina, US

After Hurricane Sandy exposed vulnerabilities in NJ's aging water infrastructure, WSP developed a cost effective plan for sustainable  improvements.

WSP was responsible for master planning and preparing site construction documents for a new 2.25-acre open space in the downtown district.

The District of Columbia selected WSP for construction and oversight of the DC Water Clean Rivers Program, intent on reducing pollution from DC rivers.

Hoboken's storm water system cannot accommodate heavy storm precipitation. WSP provided a sustainable watershed plan for peak storm water volume.

The USAID selected WSP to restore access to essential services and mitigate future environmental vulnerabilities in the Philippines Visayas Region.

Part of the ambitious and innovative Potomac Water Supply Program, the state-of-the-art facility will turn 40 million gallons of raw water a day, pumped directly from the Potamac River, into potable water supply.

Municipal wastewater discharge was polluting Ladysmith Harbour, a sensitive receiving environment valuable to the local community, First Nations and the shellfish industry. The Town of Ladysmith required a treatment strategy that would satisfy environmental regulations and serve a growing population.