Dependable, potable water as a renewable resource is one of the global environmental obstacles that has grown more acute as a result of population increase and changes in global climate patterns. The ability to develop sustainable water resources without harming natural features such as lakes and wetlands is one of the more critical issues facing many areas of the world. The solutions to these issues are often complex and multi-disciplinary. Our team of scientists, geologists, hydrogeologists, engineers, risk assessors, and construction managers provide clients with integrated solutions that balance the needs for water supply development and ecosystem management.
Planning for sustainable water supplies requires a comprehensive understanding of water demand, groundwater and surface water sources, identification of potential impacts, and a long-term commitment to monitoring. Through innovative solutions, HSA’s Water Resources Division helps communities and the industry manage their water resources to support potable water demands. HSA offers planning, design-build, and upgrade services for drinking water systems such as water treatment plants, pump stations, storage facilities and transmission/distribution systems and can provide the subsurface expertise to identify and evaluate the quality of the water source.
Services provided:
- Asset Inventory and Management
- Conservation and Water Reuse Systems
- Sustainable Water Supply Development and Management
- Deep Injection Well Feasibility, Design, Construction and Testing
- Construction Management
- Distribution and Storage Design
- Economic and Rate Studies
- Elevated and Ground Storage Reservoirs
- Finished and Raw Water Pump Stations
- Flow Studies
- Regulatory Compliance Permitting
- SCADA System Planning and Design
- Transmission and Distribution Systems
- Value Engineering
- Vulnerability Analysis
- Water System Modeling Analysis
- Water Treatment Systems
- Well Systems