Tag: water
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Water Truck Telemetry: Track Usage and Cut Waste
In mining, civil construction, and infrastructure projects, water trucks play an essential role. They suppress dust on haul roads, provide moisture for soil compaction, and deliver water to remote worksites. But while these vehicles are indispensable, they also represent a significant cost centre. Fuel consumption, water usage, wear and tear, and operator efficiency all impact…
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Burns & McDonnell nabs $80M Texas water reclamation job
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Award: San Marcos water reclamation facilityValue: $80 millionLocation: San Marcos, TexasClient: City of San Marcos Kansas City, Missouri-based Burns & McDonnell has won a contract to build a new, 2-million-gallon-per-day water reclamation facility for the City of…
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Zachry Construction acquires Texas water infrastructure firm
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Zachry Construction, a San Antonio-based infrastructure builder, has reached an agreement to acquire Plano, Texas-based Crescent Constructors, a move that will help the contractor hone in on in-demand water projects, according to a Tuesday news…
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$60M Water Upgrade For Thousands of Residents
Helix Electric Inc., a leading electrical contracting company, starts work on a $60 million overhaul of power systems at the Valencia Water Reclamation Plant, a facility serving thousands of Los Angeles County residents. The project, commissioned by Los Angeles County Sanitation Districts, replaces aging infrastructure with modern, redundant electrical systems to prevent service disruptions. Construction will…
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Why Professional Water Extraction Matters for Water Damage Recovery
Water damage may appear out of nowhere, due to heavy rain, plumbing problems, or natural catastrophes. When water enters a building or company, it not only disrupts routine but also compromises the building’s structure. Standing water starts causing harm shortly after its presence, compromising material strength and leading to environments that foster mold and bacteria…
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Expert Tips for Choosing the Right Hot Water System
A reliable hot water system is indispensable for any bathroom, providing both comfort and convenience. Whether one is showering on a chilly morning or washing hands on a frosty evening, it plays a crucial role in ensuring daily routines are smooth and enjoyable. Today’s market is filled with a wide array of choices, from the…
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Wint Launches AI Water Insights to Boost Efficiency
With Water Insights, Wint collects granular flow data and uses AI to analyze it in the cloud, uncovering usage patterns and anomalies over time. This analysis is distilled into actionable guidance that highlights emerging inefficiencies and pinpoints potential sources of over-consumption. Water Insights identifies long-term trends that would otherwise go unnoticed. It enables comparisons and…
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F.H. Paschen Ranks Among ENR’s Top Contractors for 2025, Earns Top-25 Spot Largest Builders in Water Treatment Category
CHICAGO, IL – F.H. Paschen has once again secured a place among the nation’s leading construction firms in the 2025 Engineering News-Record (ENR) rankings, with top-tier placements across key infrastructure sectors including a Top 25 largest Water Treatment Contractors, ranking #24. The ENR lists, published annually by one of the construction industry’s most respected publications,…
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F.H. Paschen Cracks List of Top 25 Largest Water Treatment Contractors in 2025
CHICAGO, IL – F.H. Paschen has been named one of the Top 25 Water Treatment Contractors in Engineering News-Record’s (ENR) 2025 rankings, appearing at #24. This marks the company’s first appearance in the national water treatment category in over a decade and reflects its expanding footprint in the critical infrastructure sector. The ENR category lists,…
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‘Small changes’ to Building Regs could make new homes more water efficient
The 12-week consultation, developed with the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, is looking at amending the current Building Regulations 2010 Part G2, which Defra said were “insufficient” to meet the challenges of housing delivery and water conservation. View the original article and our Inspiration here