Project Detail

Keeping Kennett in compliance


Total Cost
$6.2 million
Date Completed
State
Missouri

Challenge

Kennett City Gas and Light needed to improve its wastewater treatment facility in order to meet the more stringent ammonia limits set forth by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Solution

Through a design-build approach, Bartlett & West designed and constructed upgrades for the 1.4 MGD facility. The upgrades included an influent by-pass sewer, MBBR/IFAS pump station, MBBR/IFAS process tanks, disc-filtration, UV disinfection and outfall. The facility was designed to be further upgraded to meet some of the most stringent nitrogen and phosphorus effluent limits in Missouri.

Value

Kennett City Gas and Light is now better prepared to meet the needs of the community it serves while remaining in compliance with EPA regulations now and in the future.

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