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Donohue’s Kam Law and Kelly Lockerbie recently received prestigious awards from the Illinois Water Environment Association (IWEA).
Kam Law was presented with the 2020 Arthur Sidney Bedell Award and Kelly Lockerbie was presented with a "Golden Shovel" as a member of the...
CSWEA’s Recent Annual Meeting Featured Two Donohue Projects
The Central States Water Environment Association’s recent Annual Meeting featured two Donohue projects.
MWEA Biosolids Conference Features Battle Creek Biosolids Composting Project
Donohue’s Mike Harvey, along with Carl Fedders, Public Works Director for the City of Battle Creek, recently presented “Battle Creek Biosolids Composting – Resource Not Waste”...
Activated Sludge BNR Process Control Workshop Hosts Two Leading Donohue Engineers
Donohue’s *Nathan Cassity* and *Eric Lynne* will be presenting “*Oxidation Reduction (ORP) and Alkalinity*” at the Activated Sludge BNR Process Control: Hands-On In The Real World (April 1) workshop led by the Water Environment Federation (WEF). This comprehensive workshop is presented by leading practitioners, sharing their experiences in an interactive environment.
WEF Collection Systems 2021 Conference Features Kenosha Water Utility Emergency Pump Station Project
Donohue’s Allen Williams will be presenting “Rising Lake Michigan Water Level Leads to 70 mgd Emergency Pump Station” at the Collection Systems 2021 Virtual Conference (March 23-25) held by the Water Environment Federation (WEF) in cooperation with the Michigan Water Environment Association. Allen’s presentation discusses Kenosha Water Utility’s (KWU) urgent response to rising Lake Michigan water levels by protecting the property and citizens with a permanent, risk adverse 72-million-gallon-per-day (mgd)) system, operational 7 months after initial concept.
Recent Progress at the Evansville Sunrise Pump Station
Take a flyover tour of recent progress at the Sunrise Pump Station and Cascade Outfall construction site in Evansville, Indiana: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IqhgAOwp7A[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IqhgAOwp7A]. The Donohue project is slated for ENVISION certification, a distinction earned through the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure.
Marten Discusses Unique Activated Sludge Nitrification Case Histories at IWEA Core Conference
Bill Marten is a presenter at Indiana Water Environment Association’s (WEA’s) Core Conference hosted by the IWEA Laboratory, Operations & Maintenance, and Residuals & Resource Recovery Committees.
City of St. Cloud is the Recipient of National EPA Award for Innovative Financing
The City of St. Cloud’s Nutrient & Energy Recovery Project was selected for the 2020 PISCES Exceptional Project Award in the Innovative Financing category. St. Cloud’s project was one of five in the nation selected for this level of recognition and is the first Minnesota project in history to receive a PISCES Exceptional Project Award.
St. Cloud’s Nutrient Recovery and Reuse Project Receives Top Engineering Excellence Award in Minnesota
Donohue and the City of St. Cloud received the 2021 Grand Conceptor Award for their collaborative efforts on the Nutrient Recovery and Reuse (NR2) project. This prestigious award is presented to the highest scoring project in ACEC Minnesota’s engineering excellence competition. Entries were judged based on originality and innovation; future value to the engineering profession; social, economic and sustainable design considerations; complexity; and meeting the client’s needs.
MWEA 2021 Wastewater Administrators’ Conference Features Holland, Michigan Solids Handling Project
Donohue’s *Trent Montemayor* and *Theo VanAken*, Holland Board of Public Works (HBPW), will be co-presenting “*Creating a Solids Future*” on January 22, 2021, during the virtual Michigan WEA 2021 Wastewater Administrators’ Conference. This presentation will explore the key project planning decisions made in tackling challenges faced by the HBPW. The Holland Area Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) is a 12-million-gallon-per-day high purity oxygen activated sludge treatment facility located along the coastline of scenic Lake Macatawa. Historically, the WRF has managed its solids through a combination of landfill disposal and land application of Class B biosolids. In order to reduce financial, operational, and regulatory risks, HBPW evaluated options for improving its solids handling processes.
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