Romtec Utilities provided this industrial wastewater lift station for Northside Logisitics Center in Nampa, ID. Nampa, Idaho is a city 20 miles west of Boise and it’s the most populous city in Canyon County.

Nampa had a population of 100,200 at the 2020 census making it Idaho’s third most populous city. The population has increased from 81,557 at the 2010 census, so it’s a fast-growing city in the western U.S.

The city is on Interstate 84, about 6 miles west of Meridian. It is the second principal city of the Boise metropolitan area. The Oregon border is about 35 miles to the west of Nampa.

Lake Lowell is a major lake with various recreation sites bordering Nampa on the southern edge. Nampa is about 200 miles from Pendleton, Oregon, and since it’s along Interstate 84, it’s a main route for semi-trucks transporting goods.

Nampa has other attractions including the Warhawk Air Museum, Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge, Indian Creek Winery, Snake River Stampede, Midway Park, West Park, Mettle Sports Nampa, Regal Edwards Nampa Spectrum, Ridgecrest Golf Club, RedHawk Public Golf Course, DEFY Boise, Rollerdrome Skating Rink, Canyon County Historical Society’s Nampa Train Depot Museum, and Lake Lowell Park.

Lake Lowell is managed by the Bureau of Reclamation and the US Fish and Wildlife Service. This 14.5 square mile (9,800-acre) reservoir, with 28 miles of shoreline, lies within the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge. Boating, fishing, and wildlife viewing are the major recreation activities at Lake Lowell, located about 5 miles southwest of Nampa.

This is a wastewater project brought to Romtec Utilities by T-O Engineers. Romtec worked with T-O to develop our preliminary spec drawings for the Northside Logistics Center Phase 1.

Northside Logistics Center is a new industrial development by LDK Ventures, a premier real estate development company in the Western United States. Upon completion, the park will deliver just under 600,000 square feet of state-of-the-art, Class A industrial space.

The project boasts excellent freeway frontage and is immediately adjacent to the newly built Northside & I-84 interchange.

This front park, rear load building will be equipped with dock high and grade level doors, on-site trailer parking, ESFR sprinklers, 208′ truck courts, dock and grade level access, ample outdoor storage, and 32’ of clear height.

LDK, the developer, is looking at potential tenants, and noticed a need for increased water use, requiring a wastewater pump station.

Romtec Utilities worked with T-O Engineers to develop a sizing configuration and scope that met the infrastructure requirements for the site and the anticipated tenants. We developed preliminary plans and specs that allowed T-O to receive approval and bid to install contractors. Ultimately, this project was awarded to Lurre Construction using Romtec Utilities scope and pricing.

The industrial development wastewater lift station for the Northside Logistics Center features Ebara three horsepower pumps in a duplex configuration, 6’ wet well, valve vault, 4” ductile piping, hatch, pressure transducer for primary level sensing, two float level switches for backup level sensing, and stainless-steel guide rails.

T-O Engineers provides planning, consulting, and engineering services throughout the Northwest and Mountain West and is based in Meridian, Idaho.

Lurre Construction is a construction company based in Caldwell, Idaho.

Romtec Utilities was proud to provide the design, manufacture, and supply of this industrial development wastewater lift station for the Northside Logistics Center in Nampa, Idaho. We design lift stations for similar industrial-type buildings all over the country that host warehousing, logistics, and delivery for various products.

If you require an industrial development wastewater lift station in your development, we can design it to fit your needs, budget, and pumping requirements.