CAWD recently completed a $15M rehabilitation project at the Carmel Wastewater Treatment Plant to renew existing infrastructure that was originally installed in the 1970’s and 1980’s. The upgrades included a new Electrical Switchgear, new Digester, new Disinfection System, new Aeration equipment, Dewatering equipment, and numerous electrical and water system upgrades. The project was completed…

In 2017 CAWD rehabilitated a 600-ft section of 27-inch gravity sewer line that was cracking due to ground settlement. The rehabilitation involved inserting a cured-in-place pipe liner into the existing pipe, making the new sewer watertight and replacing the structural integrity.

In 2014 CAWD replaced the existing Digestion System Heating System which was originally installed in the 1970’s with a new more energy efficient boiler system and new heat loop piping.

In 2012, the District retained Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, (Kennedy/Jenks) to conduct an asset management study and develop recommendations for capital improvements for the next 15 years. Kennedy/Jenks conducted a condition survey of the assets at the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP), and developed an asset database to document and analyze the condition and risk of failure of the assets at the…