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FIRM QUALIFICATIONS Wastewater Systems Effective wastewater management is essential for protecting public health—so we partner with municipalities to upgrade and expand existing sewer systems, addressing critical issues such as aging infrastructure, inflow and infiltration, while extending service to areas without access to public sewers. Our approach begins with feasibility studies to develop scalable, sustainable collection frameworks that prevent untreated sewage from entering local waterways. Whether tackling conditional issues in decades-old systems or improving groundwater management, we prioritize regulatory compliance, environmental stewardship, and long-term durability to help communities prepare for a healthier future. Our Wastewater Systems design experience includes the following • Industrial user permitting and reviews to ensure services: industries don’t negatively affect the public sewer system. • Grant and funding applications related to sewer system expansions and improvements to existing • Preliminary Engineering Reports and Facility Plans infrastructure, including the NYSEFC, CDGB, that define the issues, establish design criteria, NYSERDA, USDA-RD, and NYSDEC. and review the project costs. • Inflow and infiltration studies used by • Sanitary Sewer Use Law and Design Criteria municipalities to plan long range projects development. intended to reduce flows. • Capital improvement plans,that provide a long • Design, Bidding, and Construction services range financial plan for municipalities. related to new wastewater treatment facilities, • Design, Bidding, and Construction services and expansions or improvements to existing related to new collection systems, and expansions wastewater treatment facilities. or improvements to existing collection systems. • Environmental reviews of proposed projects • Environmental permitting associated with capital for the purpose of identifying issues that need projects, including the NYSDEC, ACOE, and DOH. to be addressed during design. Includes the • Planning Board reviews related to private NYS SEQRA process, Environmental Impact developments. Statements, and SHPO coordination. 8 Page 78 of 301