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Backed by a long history of partnering with the Town of Prescott Valley, Civiltec was recently contracted to deliver post-design services for the Legend Larry Well site.
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Civiltec recently partnered with the City of Prescott and Fann Constracting to deliver a road improvement project in the City.
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Following the County’s request to help ensure project quality, Civiltec has continued to build its relationship with Yavapai County in its latest project.
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Civiltec Engineering has contracted with Yavapai County for the next Phase of the Williamson Valley Road improvements.
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The Town of Prescott Valley is expanding their current water storage system within the Town limits. Civiltec Engineering has contracted with the Town of Prescott Valley for the design of two pre-stressed concrete tanks to supplement the capacity of the system.
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Civiltec Engineering was selected by the City of Alhambra to improve its Sewer Lift Station #4. Located on Westmont Drive, the existing sewer lift station has caused disruptions to the City’s customers and, at times, has caused sewage backups in nearby homes due to its lack of depth.
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Civiltec Engineering is once again partnering with the City of Los Angeles for a project at the Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant (DCTWRP). Civiltec had previously worked with the City to build the plant – the City’s first design-build project.
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The Ho Kay Gan Area Drainage Master Study (ADMS) includes a “built out” area of approximately 300 acres in unincorporated Yavapai County.
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The Southern California Water Utilities Agency (SCWUA) hosted a Vendors Fair at the Irwindale Speedway on September 13, 2018. SCWUA hosts various programs each year to foster cooperation between members and their respective agencies and companies, as well as assist the exchange of information relevant to the water industry.
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On the afternoon of July 18, 2018, a large rainfall event occurred in the North Schultz Fire scar. The Thames and Peaceful Way watersheds received the largest rainfall totals. Approximately 6- inches of rain occurred within a 2-hour period.
