Construction Observation & Administration

This project encompasses a wide range of essential enhancements to the Ellicottville Water System. This project began with improvements to the source wells and booster stations which involved construction/electrical upgrades, and installing emergency standby power systems. Additionally, the telemetry system will be modernized by integrating new controls to monitor and manage operations effectively. Other important aspects include the replacement of two water storage tanks and the replacement of approximately 14,000 linear feet of aging water transmission and distribution mains.

What is Green Infrastructure?

• Technique used to capture and treat stormwater runoff, and prevent pollutants from entering rivers & lakes.

• Alters drainage patterns and relieves localized ponding which currently leads to pavement quality reduction and erosion.

• Incorporates green, sustainable design elements to assist in beautifying the area, increasing property values, and promoting economic viability of the Village.

This project involved a complete water system overhaul! Approximately 4,000 feet of D.I. water distribution main were installed; a new water service was implemented; and several well site improvements were made. Groundwater well rehabilitation, construction of a new treatment building, and the installation of new 6” and 16” water main chlorine contact line were all in scope. Our experienced professionals made sure all of this plus more was executed properly.

A new subdivision in the county of Chautauqua went up and we were there to observe construction! Our Resident Project Representative (RPR) assisted the engineer as needed by observing progress and quality of work.

One solution for removing perfluorononanoic acid (PFNAs) from drinking water is to install activated carbon filters. These filters will absorb natural organic compounds, taste and odor compounds, and synthetic organic chemicals. Our team worked closely with the engineer to ensure this important project was done to specification.

Another E&B Construction Observation Project for the extensive water system improvements for the Village of South Dayton, NY. Scope of which including: thousands of feet of new water distribution main being installed, multiple well sites rehabilitated, a 13’ water tank to be restored and several other water upgrades.

We know the importance of implementing best management practices (BMP) at a new construction site & the requirement of the Clean Water Act. One of our qualified inspectors will perform SWPPP inspections & make sure your project stays in compliance.