Mid-Atlantic

In 1972, PC made a major operational expansion into the Mid-Atlantic to service strategic water and wastewater infrastructure needs. Since then, we have delivered more than $3.5 billion worth of work in the region, from $500 million of design-build work at the Nation’s largest wastewater treatment plant to an innovative bio-energy project. With a team of employee owners who call this region home, we provide key improvements spanning from Pennsylvania to Virginia Beach.

Mid-Atlantic Region

Key Contacts

$3.5B

Value of Projects Completed in the Mid-Atlantic

1972

Entry into the Mid-Atlantic Region

1-900

MGD Range of Treatment Facilities Constructed

Mid-Atlantic Projects

WSSC Piscataway WRRF Bioenergy Facility

WSSC Piscataway WRRF Bioenergy Project

Accokeek, MD

Blue Plains AWWTP Main Process Train

Washington, DC

Treatment Plant

Potomac Water Supply Program Trap Rock Water Treatment Facility

Leesburg, VA

Large Tanks

Noman M. Cole, Jr. PCP Solids Processing Rehabilitation

Lorton, VA

Treatment Plant

H.L. Mooney WRF Expansion and Upgrade Stage 2

Woodbridge, VA

Cox Creek WRF Enhanced Nutrient Removal Upgrade Site

Cox Creek WRF Enhanced Nutrient Removal Upgrade

Curtis Bay, MD

Treatment Plant Facilities

Blue Plains AWWTP Filtrate Treatment Facility

Washington, DC

Treatment Plant Facilities

Hopewell Regional WWTF Phase II Nitrogen Removal Improvements

Hopewell, VA

Electrical Panels

Lynchburg WWTP CSO Reduction Improvements

Lynchburg, VA

Arlington Re-Gen Biosolids Upgrade incorporates thermal hydrolysis process (THP)

Arlington Re-Gen Biosolids Upgrade

Arlington, VA

Treatment Plant Facilities

Blue Plains AWWTP Wet Weather Treatment Facility

Washington, DC

Pump Station

Potomac Water Supply Program River Intake and Pumping Station

Leesburg, VA

Frederick WWTP ENR Upgrade

Frederick, MD

Treatment Plant Facilities

Blue Plains AWWTP Final Dewatering Facility

Washington, DC

Maryland City WRF Expansion

Laurel, MD

37th Street WTP Phase III Upgrade

Norfolk, VA

Kent County Regional Resource Recovery Facility Nutrient Removal and Capacity Expansion

Milford, DE

Treatment Plant Facilities

UOSA Regional WRP Upgrade and Improvement Projects

Centreville, VA

McMillan Stormwater Storage

Washington, DC

Silo

Atlantic WWTP Cogeneration System

Virginia Beach, VA

Blue Plains AWWTP ENR First Contract Slurry Wall and Tankage

Washington, DC

Abingdon WTP Expansion

Abingdon, MD

Treatment Plant Facilities

Atlantic WWTP Expansion Phase 1, Contract C

Virginia Beach, VA

Water Treatment Plant

Corbalis WTP Phase III Upgrade

Herndon, VA

Broad Run WRF Contracts 2 and 3

Ashburn, VA

Treatment Plant Facilities

Our Clients

Having worked with PC for well over a decade, I can say that this very successful project exemplifies what we have come to expect. The success of this project can be strongly tied to the people PC has had managing this project as well as the participative and professional manner in which they accomplish their work.

Charles Weber

Director, Engineering & Water Reclamation • Prince William County Service Authority

This project was by far the most complex of any project ever undertaken by the Department of Utilities. A cornerstone of the effort was your safety program. During the peak of construction there were over 250 construction staff on site, working over one million hours. During all this activity we did not have a single lost time injury or significant facility outage or incident, and also met all of our water quality and quantity objectives. We are very proud of this project, its safety record, and our history of successful projects with PC Construction.

Craig C. Ziesemer

Assistant Director of Utilities [Former] • City of Norfolk Department of Utilities

The MPT project was DC Water’s first fixed-price-design-build project at Blue Plains and includes the installation of the first Cambi thermal hydrolysis process system in the United States. The MPT project is set in a tight location, surrounded by ongoing operations and multiple large projects so coordination was a challenge. Through the challenges, the PC team has maintained excellent communication and provided great ideas.

Brent Christ

Director, Facilities Management • DC Water

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