LocationNew Windsor, Carroll County, Maryland
MarketPump Stations
BASE-MOUNTED PUMPING SYSTEM, FIBERGLASS ENCLOSURE, SEWAGE PUMPS, PROCESS PIPING, VALVES, WET-WELL AERATION, BYPASS PUMPING, ELECTRICAL CONTROLS, GENERATOR, SITE FENCING, PAVEMENT, CONCRETE REPAIRS, COATINGS, AND SITE RESTORATION.
Johnston Construction Company
- Johnston Construction Company completed the Blue Ridge Sewage Pumping Station Upgrade for the Town of New Windsor in Carroll County, Maryland.
- The project included demolition and replacement of the existing base-mounted sewage pumping system and its fiberglass equipment enclosure.
- JCC furnished and installed a complete factory-built pumping station containing two horizontal self-priming centrifugal sewage pumps, motors, V-belt drives, steel pump base, piping, valves, motor-control panel, automatic level-control system, and integral electrical wiring.
- The work included replacement and modification of process piping, valves, fittings, supports, bypass connections, and associated pumping-station appurtenances.
- JCC installed a new wet-well aeration system designed to continuously aerate and agitate the sewage within the existing wet well.
B & R Electrical Contractors
- B & R Electrical Contractors, Inc. completed the electrical work associated with the Blue Ridge Sewage Pumping Station Upgrade for the Town of New Windsor.
- BRE’s scope included removal of the existing electrical service and installation of new conduit, conductors, equipment connections, boxes, devices, switchgear, grounding, and underground electrical infrastructure.
- The electrical service improvements included a new meter socket, 175-amp NEMA 4X service disconnect, NEMA 4X surge-protective device, 30-amp NEMA 4X disconnect, and NEMA 4X motor starter for the wet-well aerator.
- BRE installed power and control connections serving the new prepackaged pump-station enclosure, pump-control equipment, wet-well aeration system, auxiliary panels, and related station equipment.
- The work included electrical ductbank excavation and underground conduit installation between the pumping station, utility service, and associated electrical equipment.