Stormwater Pump System in Olympia, WA – FSCSS

195.5 GPM
21.1′ TDH

jweddell100-Year Storm, 100gpm - 300gpm, Detention Ponds, Pacific, Residential Development, Stormwater

Stormwater Pump System in Olympia, WA - FSCSS Project Assets DESIGN DRAWINGS PANEL DESIGN SITE-PLANS Olympia, Washington is the capital of the state at the bottom of the Puget Sound. Seattle is about an hour northeast of this city, up Interstate 5 while Portland is about 100 miles to the south. The Budd Inlet and the Eld Inlet extend to this area, which attach to the Puget Sound. Right next to this is Capitol Lake, ...

1025 Sweetwater Road|Spring Valley, CA| 200 GPM - 12.4' TDH

Hannah Duncan100-Year Storm, 100gpm - 300gpm, Commercial Development Stormwater, Flood Control, Groundwater Reclamation, Pacific, Parking Lot Drainage, Stormwater, Stormwater Collection, Stormwater Runoff, Water Reuse

NLA Spring Valley LLC was constructing a commercial development and in need of a stormwater lift station. This Romtec Utilities stormwater pump system was needed for small and 100-year storm events for a commercial development.

Orange County Water District

Santa Ana Delhi | Orange County, CA

Hannah Duncan1,000gpm - 5,000gpm, 100-Year Storm, Collection Systems, First Flush, Flood Control, Pacific, Stormwater, Stormwater Collection, Stormwater Runoff, Treatment Plants, Wastewater, Water Reuse

This project is a new lift station handling low flows in the Santa Ana Delhi Channel in Newport Beach, California. This system collects stormwater in a 10’ inner diameter (ID) wet well that reaches 32’ in depth. In the bottom of the well, three Ebara 20 horsepower (HP) submersible pumps sit ready to pump out the water.

Trans Bay Cable

Trans Bay Cable|Pittsburg, CA | 500 GPM - 25' TDH

jweddell100-Year Storm, 500gpm - 1,000gpm, Collection Systems, Industrial, Industrial Process Water featured, Industrial Water, Pacific, Process Water, Stormwater, Stormwater Collection, Stormwater Featured, Transportation

Romtec Utilities designed and supplied two stormwater pump stations for a converter station in the City of Pittsburg, California. The two systems are necessary to supply collected stormwater to an onsite water treatment system before being discharged into the nearby bay.