Crystal Pipeline 50”x36” Wye

• AWARDS •
Guernsey State Park
Lake Shore Drive Retaining wall
Wyoming Engineering Society
Honorable Mention

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King II Water Tank

Sherard 36” Raw Water Pipeline

Dry Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant

KING II STORAGE TANK
This was a 15 million gallon concrete water storage tank buried into the hillside adjacent the Sherard Water Treatment Plant. A rigorous testing program to insure that reactive aggregates were not incorporated into the concrete mix designs was of utmost importance to BOPU.

SHERARD RAW WATER PIPELINE
Construction for 14.6 miles of a new raw water transmission pipeline capable of supplying 58 million gallons per day from Crystal Lake to the Sherard Water
Treatment Plant. The project was constructed using innovative trenching requirements for the 36”and 50”
welded steel pipe.

WASTE WATER PLANTS
The $40 mil expansion of BOPU’s two wastewater treatment plants (Crow Creek and Dry Creek) to provide for high
levels of ammonia removal (nitrification) at both facilities. Nitrification at Crow Creek was accomplished by installing
nitrifying moving bed biofilm reactors while Dry Creek utilized an integrated fixed-film activated sludge system.

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