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Calm Sea

Ingeniería

Desde infraestructuras sostenibles hasta tecnologías avanzadas de tratamiento de agua, SGWASA está comprometida con la ingeniería de un futuro de excelencia.  

 

El programa de ingeniería actual desarrolla proyectos alineados con el Plan Estratégico para salvaguardar la salud pública, fortalecer la confiabilidad del sistema y cumplir con los requisitos reglamentarios en constante evolución.

 

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Archivo de informes de proyectos

El archivo de informes proporciona un registro de las iniciativas en curso de servicios públicos e ingeniería centradas en mejorar la calidad del agua y el rendimiento del sistema.

 

Consulta los proyectos actuales y finalizados, los hitos clave y las actualizaciones sobre el progreso que ponen de manifiesto la fiabilidad del servicio en todas nuestras comunidades.

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Biblioteca técnica

Para consultar normas, especificaciones detalladas y formularios, visite la Biblioteca Técnica que encontrará al final de esta página, donde podrá descargar documentación técnica.

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SGWASA comparte periódicamente noticias organizativas, información sobre proyectos, detalles sobre servicios públicos y emergencias por correo electrónico y mensaje de texto.

Regístrate ahora para mantenerte informado cuando más importa.

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Información sobre las tarifas de desarrollo del sistema

La política SDF de SGWASA respalda las mejoras en la capacidad de los servicios públicos necesarias para atender los nuevos desarrollos, tanto ahora como en el futuro. Los SDF se calculan por unidad de servicio.

Consulte el siguiente enlace para obtener más información sobre cómo se determinan los SDF y cómo se asignan los fondos para apoyar la infraestructura de agua y alcantarillado.

SGWASA está impulsando mejoras específicas en la infraestructura de todo el sistema para fortalecer el servicio, apoyar el crecimiento y proporcionar agua potable de calidad.

Proyectos de ingeniería

Scheduled Start

Unidirectional Flushing

Unidirectional Flushing (UDF) Program

$45,000
Budget:

This program is intended to support a more structured and proactive approach to system flushing. The work will help SGWASA evaluate operational methods for improving water quality maintenance, managing sediment and residual conditions, and strengthening long-term distribution system practices.

Routine valve and fire hydrant maintenance was completed in June. Water main flushing was postponed due to high temperatures and localized drought conditions.

On Schedule

Brame's Crossing Extension Project

Brame's Crossing

N/A
Budget:

SGWASA is advancing the Brame’s Crossing Phase II water and sewer extensions to support planned development in Creedmoor by extending public utility infrastructure.

On Schedule

SGWASA Water Treatment Master Plan

Water Treatment Master Plan

$150K grant + $30K match
Budget:

Conduct an Asset Inventory and Assessment study of the WTP (Water Plant Master Plan) to support asset management and capital planning.

On Schedule

SGWASA Water Quality Improvements

Water Quality Improvements

$227,340
Budget:

Hazen & Sawyer continues evaluating water flow and pressure throughout the system, developing a water main flushing program, assessing booster pump stations, and reviewing controls used to manage water distribution.

On Schedule

SGWASA PFAS Mitigation Program

PFAS Mitigation

$25M–$30M; $3.21M design; +$10.66M
Budget:

Advance pilot testing and engineering design for a long-term PFAS treatment solution to meet future regulatory requirements.

Resumen del informe del proyecto actual
Throughout August 2026, SGWASA advanced engineering initiatives focused on water treatment, wastewater capacity, and infrastructure reliability. Design of the PFAS Advanced Water Treatment facility progressed toward the 90% milestone, while permitting coordination was completed with the Town of Butner and a final corrosion-control study was delivered. Startup and commissioning of the AquaPRS pilot treatment unit also occurred, beginning a 90-day evaluation of expanded PFAS treatment technology. Construction continued under both packages of the I-85 Sanitary Sewer Improvement Project, including pipeline installation along East Middleton and Joe Peed roads, work at the Joe Peed and East Middleton pump stations, installation near Central Avenue and A Street, preparation for the Norfolk Southern railroad crossing, and directional-bore activities beneath NC Highway 85. Engineering coordination also addressed underground utility conflicts near Eighth and D streets, while restoration activities improved safety and appearance along completed portions of the corridor.

The Creedmoor water meter replacement program reached approximately 77% completion, supporting improved meter accuracy and system modernization. Final draft reports for the water and wastewater infrastructure assessments were reviewed, advancing long-term asset management and infrastructure planning. Completed improvements to all five water treatment plant filters continued to demonstrate longer operating cycles, lower turbidity, reduced chemical use, and improved treatment reliability. Water-quality engineering also progressed through hydraulic modeling, flushing-program development, booster pump station assessments, and distribution-control evaluations. Following increased rainfall and improved Lake Holt levels, the Golden Pond unidirectional flushing pilot was scheduled to begin in September. The Water Treatment Plant Master Plan also remained on schedule, with infrastructure inspections continuing to inform the long-term evaluation of critical treatment assets.
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Noticias de ingeniería

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