Projects

Innovative technology enabled the Forest Park Water Treatment Plant to double its capacity from 20 mgd to 40 mgd, while maintaining service during construction and remaining in the facility’s existing footprint for the process treatment components of the design. The Gannett Fleming design features the first installation of telescoping vacuum...

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In downtown Reading, Pennsylvania, sits the historic building that served as the main station for the Reading Railroad Company from 1929 to 1981. The once grand terminal had stood in severe disrepair for several years: graffiti, broken windows, cracked concrete, and water damage pocked the site. In an effort to...

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Located east of Florida’s Tampa Bay area, the 15.5 billion gallons C.W. Bill Young Regional Reservoir is a critical resource for its owner Tampa Bay Water and the more than 2.4 million customers it serves. Helping ensure the region’s drought resistance and minimizing reliance on depleting groundwater sources, surface water...

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After record flooding occurred in 1996, New York City’s 1,324-foot-long Gilboa Dam spillway was found to be a safety hazard. Completed in 1927, the dam’s masonry was deteriorating from decades of freeze-thaw and spillway overflow. It holds approximately 20-billion-gallons of water and provides 16 percent of New York City's water...

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The 13,700-square-foot new addition to the Emmanuel Baptist Church more than doubles its original 8,350-square-foot size. With a new lobby, fellowship hall, kitchen, restrooms, and education wing, the church welcomes more worshipers and programs and expands its presence in the community.

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Gilboa Dam, located 110 miles northwest of New York City, plays a crucial role in providing water for the city’s residents. In operation since 1927, the dam is undergoing renovations and improvements to extend its service life and comply with dam safety guidelines. In addition to bolstering the dam’s structural...

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Faced with a projected water supply deficit of 40 mgd in the next three decades, Loudoun Water began assessing its options to expand its water supply. As engineering consultant, Gannett Fleming developed a comprehensive preliminary engineering report for the Loudoun Water Raw Water Supply System (RWSS), including safe yield modeling....

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The client owns and operates a meat packaging plant that produces a variety of products. The facility generates several sources of process wastewater as a consequence of the production process, including Clean-In-Place (CIP) operations, waste residuals to floor drains, and general wash-downs. The wastewater contains high concentrations of FOG, biochemical...

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The men and women of the 201st Red Horse Squadron are always at the ready. These specially trained citizens respond to calls for help from Pennsylvania’s governor during state emergencies or from the president in times of crisis. The new facility at Fort Indiantown Gap supports their training and operations,...

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The Raritan Millstone Water Treatment Plant, in conjunction with the New Jersey American Water Canal Road Water Treatment Plant, delivers high-quality water to 1.3 million people in eight New Jersey counties. Located at the confluence of the Raritan and Millstone Rivers, the plant produces 165 million gallons of finished water...

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As busy law enforcement officials tending to traffic safety and enforcement on New Jersey’s busiest transportation arteries, New Jersey State Police (NJSP) Troop D needed a state-of-the-art, efficient station to support their patrol units. Their 1950s-era Bloomfield Station was cramped, did not comply with current building codes and operational standards,...

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For its new student recreation center, Shippensburg University leaders envisioned a facility that would both support the fitness and well-being of its student body and aid in the recruitment and retention of diverse, high-achieving students. The university also wanted an environmentally responsible design that would result in a high-performance, sustainable...

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For its new student recreation center, Shippensburg University leaders envisioned a facility that would both support the well-being of its student body and aid in the recruitment and retention of diverse, high-achieving students. The university also wanted an environmentally responsible design that would result in a high-performance, sustainable building.

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