HOME COMPANY SERVICES NEWS HIGHER EDUCATION Defining Campus Open Green Spaces Creating Signature Gateways Placemaking for Student Life Enhancing Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety Moving Traffic Efficiency Mapping Utilities Master Planning Utility Replacement Replacing Aging Infrastructure Celebrating Water Quality Protecting Flood Prone Areas Maximizing Parking Areas Incorporating Underground Detention Solutions for Today Water is one of our most valuable resources, yet it is seldom given much thought by those who rely on efficient systems to bring fresh clean water into their world and unwanted “dirty water” out of it. From determining the best water quality solutions to finding safe, efficient and environmentally sound ways to manage wastewater resources, Bell offers a full range of engineering services for water and wastewater systems. For over 100 years, the Bell team has been regarded as some of the best in the industry and we pride ourselves on being up to date with modern solutions. Contact our team today to see how we can help you bring your next project to life. Planning for Tomorrow Our team excels at completing projects in the challenging campus environment. We work effectively with stakeholders to achieve consensus and incorporate specific needs into the final project. Add to that out mastery of the project management techniques required for managing multiple subconsultants and contractors, and our team offers a proven record of meeting aggressive deadlines while still maintaining project budgets. Bell Engineering is your partner from project planning through design and completion. Contact our team today to see how we can help you bring your next project to life. Planroom Access

HOME COMPANY SERVICES NEWS Monticello Wastewater Treatment Plant This project was an expansion of the existing 0.7 million gallon per day (mgd) wastewater treatment plant to 1.4 mgd on the existing site. The project included installation of a new grit chamber in conjunction with a new headworks facility. The existing influent pump station was rehabilitated and remained in service. The headworks included grit removal and mechanical bar screens. A new chemical feed system was added and an additional oxidation ditch and two new clarifiers were constructed to increase capacity of the secondary system. New UV disinfection replaced the existing chlorine contact basin. Two additional sludge holding basins were constructed to improve solids holding and a septic receiving station was constructed near the entrance of the facility. The project was fully funded through EDA and USDA Rural Development loan and grant monies. BACK TO HOME Planroom Access