SPRING 2019
  

We started 2019 off with another successful quarter, with more projects and stronger partnerships than ever! Based on our previous work, Civiltec received additional opportunities to team with the City of Beverly Hills on its Water Resources Integrated Plan and with California Domestic Water Company on a well replacement project. The team also expanded our portfolio with the aerial mapping of 32 campuses within Compton Unified School District and a new groundwater well for Pico Water District.

Though we unfortunately did not celebrate our annual Day at the Races event this year, our team looks forward to deepening our relationships and making sure we provide the best experiences possible for our clients. Civiltec is aiming to be back on track at Santa Anita in 2020 and we hope you can join us in celebrating our 34th year of business!

Check out this Spring 2019 Quarterly Newsletter for a brief glance at the latest Civiltec projects in California and the people who make this work happen. If you know others who would appreciate this Quarterly Newsletter, please  encourage them to join our mailing list!  If you or someone you know would like to join the Civiltec team in our Monrovia office, check out the  Current Openings  page on our website. We are searching for new Project Engineers.

Sincerely,
W. David Byrum, P.E.
President and Principal Engineer
Civiltec Engineering, Inc.

Beverly Hills' Water Resources Integrated Plan
Continuing to build its partnership with Beverly Hills, Civiltec's latest project with the City is the creation of a water resources integrated plan.

The team's role is focused around using the existing water model to identify deficiencies in the City's water system. Since Civiltec developed and calibrated the water model, this project is a continuation of that work.

By having a complete understanding of the water system, Civiltec will be able to search for and recognize all potential areas that need improvement.

Well Replacement for CDWC
Civiltec has a long and successful history in partnering with the California Domestic Water Company (CDWC). Over the years, the team has had the opportunity to work together on many projects, including a multi-phased transmission pipeline project and, later, the relocation of the CDWC's "M" Line. Civiltec greatly enjoys the working relationship that it has developed with CDWC and its staff.

Most recently, CDWC contracted Civiltec to replace its existing Well No. 2, which has been declining in production. The current well was drilled to a depth of 806 feet in 1964 and the existing 20-inch diameter casing has been perforated in multiple areas.

Topographic Mapping of 32 Compton USD Campuses
Located in the south-central region of Los Angeles County, the Compton Unified School District (CUSD) encompasses the City of Compton and portions of the cities of Carson and Los Angeles. The district currently serves nearly 26,000 students at 36 sites.

The Civiltec team provided professional land surveying services to prepare topographic mapping for 32 of its campuses.

New Groundwater Well for Pico Water District
In Summer 2018, Civiltec was contracted by the Pico Water District to deliver a new groundwater production well for potable water supply. Well 11 is located on District-owned property within in the City of Pico Rivera.

The project scope included designing the new well equipped with variable frequency drive (VFD), electrical service gear and motor control center, and the construction of the wellhead and associated accessories. The Civiltec team additionally designed a rolling building to expose the well head for ease of maintenance and to house the disinfection equipment.

We love hearing news from everyone in the Civiltec community. Feel free to reach out, say hello and tell us all the news from your organization!

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Staff Spotlight

" I have had the opportunity to work on quite a few different projects. I enjoy working on electrical projects as well as water design projects. I really like learning how everything comes together to meet city and client regulations."

Check out Jeromy's full Staff Spotlight  to learn a little more about his professional background and personal interests.

Staff Spotlight

" I particularly enjoy working on projects that encompass water distribution and sewer collection system modeling. Models are like dynamic puzzles because no two systems are exactly the same. Once developed and calibrated, models can quickly predict and quantify the impacts of future development to existing systems, saving time and money for our clients!"

Check out Stephanie's full Staff Spotlight  to learn a little more about her professional background and personal interests.