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Long Drive Booster Pump Station

Aberdeen, Harford County, Maryland

LocationAberdeen, Harford County, Maryland
MarketPump Stations

CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW PREFABRICATED THREE-PUMP WATER BOOSTER STATION INCLUDING PACKAGED PUMPING EQUIPMENT, PROCESS PIPING, WATER-MAIN CONNECTIONS, CONTROLS, VARIABLE-FREQUENCY DRIVES, STANDBY GENERATOR, STRUCTURAL FOUNDATION, SITE GRADING.

Johnston Construction Company

  • Johnston Construction Company served as the prime contractor for construction of the Long Drive Booster Pump Station for the City of Aberdeen.
  • JCC completed the work under Contract No. 22-07
  • Furnished and installed a new prefabricated booster-pump station containing three pumping units and the associated mechanical, electrical, and control systems.
  • Constructed the station foundation and coordinated the setting, anchorage, and connection of the prefabricated pumping facility.
  • Installed the suction and discharge piping, valves, fittings, supports, pressure instrumentation, and appurtenances required for the complete pumping system.

Concrete Services Division

  • Concrete Services Division, LLC performed the concrete forming, placement, finishing, curing, and accessory work associated with construction of the Long Drive Booster Pump Station.
  • Furnished the labor, form materials, tools, equipment, supplies, and supervision required for the concrete work included in CSD’s subcontract.
  • Mobilized and demobilized concrete-forming equipment, tools, materials, and supplies to and from the project site.
  • Furnished and installed approximately 516.63 square feet of footing formwork.
  • Furnished and installed approximately 225.21 square feet of slab-on-grade formwork.

B & R Electrical Contractors

  • B & R Electrical Contractors, Inc. performed the site and equipment electrical work associated with construction of the Long Drive Booster Pump Station.
  • Furnished labor, materials, tools, and supervision for the electrical work identified in the project plans, specifications, Addendum No. 1, and BRE’s proposal.
  • Installed electrical conduit, conductors, boxes, devices, and equipment connections required for the portions of the booster-station electrical system assigned to BRE.
  • Installed the electrical service disconnect and current-transformer cabinet serving the new booster-pump facility.
  • Coordinated the service entrance location and completed the required building penetration and sleeve before installation of the exterior masonry.

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