LocationFredericksburg, Stafford County, Virginia
MarketWater Storage and Tanks
CONSTRUCTION OF NEW 750,000-GALLON COMPOSITE ELEVATED WATER STORAGE TANK INCLUDING FOUNDATION, PIPING, ELECTRICAL, SCADA, SITE WORK, FENCING, PAVING, TESTING, DISINFECTION, AND CLOSEOUT.
Johnston Construction Company
- Johnston Construction Company performed civil, mechanical, electrical, site, and tank support work for the West Lake 750K Elevated Water Storage Tank project in Stafford County, Virginia.
- The project included construction of a new 750,000-gallon composite elevated water storage tank facility to serve the Westlake development and support Stafford County Department of Utilities’ water system.
- The tank was constructed to create a 520 pressure zone along the northern portion of the Route 17 corridor and provide service to Westlake, a 701-lot community being developed by Westlake Development, LLC.
- JCC’s scope included erosion and sediment controls, staking, initial site work, foundation work, slab-on-grade work, piping, valves, manholes, accessories, fittings, testing, sterilization, tank grounding, electrical conduit sleeves, and coordination with Caldwell Tanks.
- Major work included tank foundation support, concrete floor / slab-on-grade work, underground and aboveground piping, inlet and outlet water mains, overflow piping, valve and drain piping, connection to existing water main, perimeter fencing, asphalt paving, gravel entrance maintenance, site restoration, reseeding, electrical power supply, instrumentation, and integrated SCADA system work.
Concrete Services Division
- Concrete Services Division, LLC performed concrete forming, placement, finishing, curing, and accessory work for the West Lake 750K Elevated Water Storage Tank project in Stafford County, Virginia.
- The overall project included construction of a new 750,000-gallon composite elevated water storage tank facility to serve the Westlake development and support Stafford County Department of Utilities’ water system.
- The tank was being constructed to create a 520 pressure zone along the northern portion of the Route 17 corridor and provide service to Westlake, a 701-lot community being developed by Westlake Development, LLC.
- CSD’s scope included forming and concrete placement for the tank foundation, including footing forming, slab-on-grade forming, curved wall forming, straight wall forming, footing placement, slab-on-grade placement, wall placement, float and screed work, trowel finishing, point and patch work, bagging, curing, and concrete accessory work.
- Major concrete work included mobilization and demobilization of concrete equipment, tools, and supplies; rental of form material; purchase of form lumber; installation and stripping of forms; concrete placement labor; concrete finishing labor and supplies; concrete curing labor and supplies; and concrete accessory material and labor.
Electrical Services Division
- Electrical Services Division performed electrical construction work for the West Lake 750K Elevated Water Storage Tank project in Stafford County, Virginia.
- The overall project included construction of a new 750,000-gallon composite elevated water storage tank facility to serve the Westlake development and support Stafford County Department of Utilities’ water system.
- The tank was being constructed to create a 520 pressure zone along the northern portion of the Route 17 corridor and provide service to Westlake, a 701-lot community being developed by Westlake Development, LLC.
- ESD’s scope included conduit, wire, connections, tank lighting, gear, heat tracing, electrical ground rods, ground ring connection, electrical excavation, wire labels, panel labels, conduit labels, phase monitor, inspection, testing, startup, and electrical closeout support.
- Major electrical work included Type A, Type B, Type C, Type D, and Type E tank lighting; 200A main disconnect; 200A Panel LP-1; 30A disconnect; heat tracing for the altitude valve line; electrical excavation for the ground ring, electrical service, and site work; and 12 future antenna conduits through the foundation.