Waugh Chapel 2-Million-Gallon Elevated Water Storage Tank – Foundation & Infrastructure Construction

Key Accomplishments

• Provided construction surveying, site layout, clearing, grading, erosion and sediment control measures, fencing, paving, and associated site development activities required for the new water storage facility.
• Coordinated pile-load testing, grout-strength testing, soil inspections, pile installation records, and geotechnical documentation associated with the engineered foundation system.
• Furnished and installed the concrete floor within the base of the elevated tank structure, along with concrete mow strips and other concrete improvements included in JCC's subcontract.
• Installed underground water piping, valves, fittings, supports, and thrust blocks associated with the facility's 16-inch water-main connections, including piping extending to the tank expansion joints furnished by CB&I.
• JCC's scope included furnishing the complete Altitude Valve Room, incorporating specified 16-inch gate valves, pressure-reducing equipment, an altitude/flow-control valve, mechanical piping, and associated operating equipment.
• Provided overflow and drainage infrastructure, including piping extending from a 16-inch Tideflex check valve to the exterior discharge location, overflow riprap, and associated floor-drain piping.
• Performed mechanical construction involving process piping, valve installations, piping supports, equipment connections, and associated components required for the water storage facility.
• Undertook the contracted electrical and instrumentation scope, including electrical distribution, lighting, grounding, wiring, process-control equipment, instrumentation, and communication infrastructure associated with the elevated tank facility.
• Coordinated piping disinfection, required pressure and leakage testing, construction documentation, and preparation of record drawings, warranties, and operation and maintenance manuals.
• The Project Was Completed On December 31, 2016.