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Foundation Work Underway for New Tertiary Treatment Building
RH White’s subcontractors initiated work by installing steel sheeting for excavation support of a new tertiary treatment building. After securing bracing, they excavated and formed the foundation’s footer, reinforced with steel. A concrete pump placed the concrete, followed by backfilling to level the site for the next construction phase.
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Project Construction since April 2025
In April 2025, RH White initiated site work that included reclaiming the access road and excavating to manage existing utilities. This led to new drainage systems and rerouting of utility lines before constructing a tertiary building and sludge holding tanks. Plant shutdowns were necessary for electrical upgrades, with ongoing concrete work scheduled until December 2025.
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Site Infrastructure Upgrades Continue with Sewer Line Demolition
In addition to the electrical upgrades, RH White’s site crew completed the demolition of existing sewer lines to support upcoming construction. This work allows new sewer lines to be rerouted to better align with the planned tertiary treatment building and new sludge holding tanks. These improvements are essential to modernizing the site’s infrastructure and ensuring
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Behind the Build: Utility Relocation and New Duct Bank Installation
RH White has begun a major phase of site preparation that includes installing new utilities, demolishing outdated infrastructure, and relocating existing utility systems. As part of this effort, the team successfully removed an old electrical duct bank that needed to be relocated to make way for the construction of a new tertiary treatment building. A
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Town of Milford Breaks Ground on Major Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrade
The Town of Milford celebrated a significant milestone today with a groundbreaking ceremony to mark the start of construction on long-planned upgrades to the Milford Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF). Built in 1980–1981 and brought online in 1982, the original facility was constructed under the federal Clean Water Act with a $6.7 million investment, alongside $7.8

