Project Overview
This Progressive Design-Build project will design and construct a new 700 MGD pump station at the Mill Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) in the Cincinnati neighborhood of Lower Price Hill/Queensgate. The pump station will be connected to both a new diversion structure and to the existing treatment plant and a future wet weather facility. This is the second step of construction necessary to construct the future wet weather facility.
The project will include the following major features:
- A screening facility with bar screens
- A pump station with twin, trench‐style, self‐cleaning wet wells with a firm capacity of 700 MGD
- Odor control system at the headworks
- Tie‐ins to existing force mains to the WWTP and connection point for future pipeline to HRT facility
- Means of splitting and measuring flow to the existing WWTP and the future HRT
- Stone trap to protect the screens, if necessary
- Structural repairs and modifications to the existing diversion structure through which the EBORI and WBORI will continue to flow, if necessary
- Demolition of existing North and South pump stations and existing buildings north of the North pump station
- Document Storage Building to replace document storage in buildings to be demolished
- Site improvements, electrical system improvements, I&C improvements, and other supporting systems
- Integration with remaining facilities at the Mill Creek WWTP
- Cut‐ins of Mill Creek Interceptor (MCI) and Auxiliary Mill Creek Interceptor (AMCI) within recently constructed Connector Boxes to divert flow to recently constructed Diversion Chamber and new pump station
- Disinfection system upgrades and outfall improvements to meet regulatory requirements