Sewer
Recent Projects
Victorville, CA | Wellness Center Wastewater
220 GPM | 26.4′ TDH
Angeles Contractor, a fast growing and respected general contractor based out of City of Industry, CA, first sought a wastewater lift station for the new wellness center after the City of Victorville rejected another proposed design and recommended Romtec Utilities instead. The Victorville Wellness Center is a low barrier homeless shelter and is expected to be a tough pumping environment.
Huntington Beach, CA | Residential Development Wastewater Pump Station
150 GPM | 13.8′ TDH
The residential development wastewater pump station was purchased by the general contractor, L&S Construction. Romtec Utilities had worked directly for Lennar previously, but Lennar’s preference was to procure the pump systems through the contractor. Lennar Homes is a home construction company that was the second largest in the U.S. in 2023, quantified by the number of homes sold.
Beaumont, CA | Wastewater Pump Station
763 GPM | 220′ TDH
This is a wastewater pump station for a project that has been in development in California for many years. Originally, Romtec Utilities provided designs approved by the City of Beaumont, then the city was fully restructured, and the previously approved design needed to be adjusted and reapproved.
Pahrump, NV | Wastewater Lift Station
2500 GPM | 55.71′ TDH
As the community was expanding, it was apparent that they needed a wastewater lift station, so Romtec Utilities worked with TRC, which is a leading, global consulting, engineering, and construction management firm, to develop the wastewater lift station.
Kimberly, ID | Residential Lift Station
113 GPM | 35.3′ TDH
The Idaho wastewater lift station that Romtec Utilities designed and supplied features duplex submersible Sulzer pumps, a Micrologix 1400 PLC primary controller, pressure transducer, a precast 5106 valve vault, and a 6’ ID x 16.66 deep wet well.
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City of Warrenton, OR | Sanitary Pumping System
91 GPM | 41.5′ TDH
The Warrenton School District wanted to construct a new middle school as part of various phases that will include a new high school and elementary school. This new school will include a sanitary pumping system that will discharge to the public system. Romtec Utilities designed the larger system to handle the flows and tough pumping environment from a school.
City of Shafter, CA | Municipal Wastewater System
276 GPM | 25.7′ TDH
The City of Shafter contacted Romtec Utilities to provide a new wastewater lift station for a combined Shafter Caltrans project. The City of Shafter wanted a pumping system that met their standards and will be operated and maintained by the city.
Stanislaus County | Package Wastewater Lift Stations
200 GPM | 21′ TDH
Caltrans needed to upgrade their Westley Safety Roadside Rest Area (SRRA) buildings to expand and update the Northbound and Southbound facilities. We developed a package for two wastewater lift stations and presented to ReCom then contracted with Capital Flow due to meet the Disabled Veteran Owned Company requirements on this project.
City of Portland | Wastewater Pump Station
51 GPM | 18.0′ TDH
The Halsey 28 apartments needed a new wastewater pump station as part of the project which Romtec Utilities designed and supplied. Westech brought Romtec Utilities this new project with a very quick turnaround.
University of Portland | Replacement Wastewater Lift Station
214 GPM | 163.4′ TDH
Romtec Utilities worked on the replacement to an existing wastewater lift station that the University of Portland needed for the four separate new facilities which will feed into this lift station.
City of Hillsboro | Data Center Lift Station
110 GPM | 21.8′ TDH
The civil engineer was Navix Engineering, who reached out to Romtec Utilities looking for assistance with the design of a wastewater lift station for an industrial project for T5 data centers in Hillsboro, OR.
Clark Regional Wastewater District – Ridgefield, WA | Phased Lift Station
350 GPM | 50.6′ TDH
Romtec Utilities worked with Rotschy, Inc. to supply a phased lift station for the Seton Pump Station project.
Port of Portland | Industrial Wastewater Package Pump Station
2500 GPM | 59′ TDH
The PDX TCORE pump station is the fifth project RU has done for the Port of Portland in the last five years. The station is the main wastewater pump station for all of PDX.
City of Scappoose, OR | Wastewater Package Pump Station
426 GPM | 67.8′ TDH
Romtec Utilities worked with Cardno as they were the project driver. RU designed and supplied the lift station to fit the needs of the large development.
City of Granbury, TX | Wastewater Package Pump Station
486 GPM | 29′ TDH
Romtec Utilities was contacted by Texas Water Engineers (TXWE) who was the utilities engineer on the project regarding pump selection for the private development.
City of Beaumont | Wastewater Package Pump Station
467 GPM | 99.3′ TDH
The pump station was designed to the City of Beaumont’s standards which have adopted Eastern Municipal Water District requirements, as the city will also be the end owner of the system.
Microsoft Silicon Valley Campus | Lift Stations
400 GPM | 20.5′ TDH
Romtec Utilities supplied both the stormwater and the wastewater systems to achieve the “net-zero” usage goals on the project.
Kitsap County | Wastewater Pump Station
146 GPM | 46.4′ TDH
Romtec Utilities supplied a wastewater pump station to serve a residential/townhome development by Norpoint Communities in Kitsap County, Washington.
Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District | Wastewater Lift Station
180 GPM | 27′ TDH
Romtec Utilities supplied a wastewater lift station that will be owned and maintained by the Sacramento Regional County Sanitation District.
San Bernardino Municipal Water Department | Wastewater Lift Station
188 GPM | 20.4′ TDH
The recent Washington Avenue Lift Station project in San Bernardino, California, began as a retrofit and ultimately ended as a full system replacement.