- Tetra Tech (TTEK, Financial) awarded a contract by Orange County Utilities to expand wastewater treatment facilities in Florida.
- The project will enhance wastewater management across a 451-square-mile area near Orlando.
- This contract underscores Tetra Tech's long-standing partnership with Orange County Utilities.
Tetra Tech, Inc. (TTEK), a Pasadena-based leader in consulting and engineering services, has secured a new contract from Orange County Utilities in Florida. Under this contract, Tetra Tech will be responsible for the engineering design and technical services required for the expansion of the Eastern Water Reclamation Facility (EWRF). This facility serves a substantial 451-square-mile service area located just outside of Orlando.
With this project, Tetra Tech aims to provide advanced wastewater treatment solutions. These solutions will help accommodate increasing wastewater flows, while enhancing operational efficiency, energy use, and resilience. The company's team will employ advanced modeling and process optimization to prepare designs and specifications that will support an increase in treatment capacity at the EWRF.
"For almost 20 years, Tetra Tech has provided Orange County Utilities with innovative and efficient water and wastewater infrastructure solutions," stated Dan Batrack, Tetra Tech's Chairman and CEO. He further emphasized the company's commitment to leveraging its "Leading with Science®" approach to support the rapid growth in Orange County and supply its residents with resilient, high-quality water.
This contract highlights Tetra Tech's enduring relationship with Orange County Utilities, reinforcing its standing in the water infrastructure sector. The partnership reflects Tetra Tech's ability to retain long-term clients and maintain its position as a key player in addressing complex environmental and water management challenges globally.
