울퍼트(Woolpert)는 그위닛 카운티(Gwinnett County) 수자원부이사회로부터 오수·우수 평가 프로젝트를 수주했다. 이번에 체결된 연간계약은 각각 섹션 B(오수)에서 290만 달러, 섹션 A(우수)에서 연간 190만 달러의 가치를 가진다. 이번 계약은 또한 카운티 전역의 우수관 및 수로 평가도 포함하고 있다.

울퍼트의 프로젝트 매니저 Eric MacDonald는 “우리는 파이프의 결함 및 잔해를 발견하기 위해 고성능 줌기능을 장착한 봉 카메라를 이용할 것”이라며 “이번 계약은 청소, CCTV 조사, 구조 점검 등 모든 것을 포함한다”고 설명했다.

 

 

 

Woolpert has been awarded a sewer and stormwater assessment project by the Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners for the Department of Water Resources. The annual contract is valued at $2.9 million for Section B (sewer) and $1.6 million per year for Section A (stormwater), respectively. The contract includes the evaluation of sewer lines and waterways throughout the county, which is located in Metro Atlanta.

 

“We’ll be using pole cameras with high-power zoom to look for defects and debris in the pipes,” said Eric MacDonald, Woolpert project manager. “The contract is all-inclusive. It includes cleaning, CCTV (closed captioned television) and structure inspections.”

 

Woolpert has 30 years of sewer system experience and 20 years of stormwater system assessment experience across the U.S. The firm has worked with Gwinnett County for more than a dozen years, performing flow monitoring, wastewater inspections and sewer system evaluation surveys (SSES).

 

MacDonald lauded the county’s approach to sewer and stormwater management.

 

“Without a stormwater utility like this that gets ahead of the problem, pipes often fail, and creek beds erode and become channels for flash flooding,” MacDonald said. “Kudos to Gwinnett County for being proactive, and for their participation in the voluntary CMOM program for their sanitary sewers.”

 

This Capacity Management, Operation and Maintenance (CMOM) program is run through the Georgia Environmental Protection Division. CMOM requires an ongoing inspection and rehabilitation process for the management of wastewater collection systems.

These projects are underway.

 

[출처 = Water World / 2016년 4월 26일]