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We know you are confronted with changing government regulations and aging infrastructure, which can pose challenges to providing effective collection and safe treatment of your customer’s wastewater. DGR Engineering is here to help you maintain your system and design cost-effective improvements to meet your changing needs. Whether it is rehabilitation of your collection system to reduce infiltration and inflow or the design of a new wastewater facility improvement, we are here to assist you every step of the way.
- wastewater collection, pumping and treatment design
- sewer rehabilitation
- coating maintenance for wastewater facilities
- comprehensive planning, rate studies and funding assistance
Wastewater Contact:
Daniel Nebelsick, PE
Department Head
Rock Rapids
Wastewater Projects
- All
- Collection
- Lift Stations
- Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation
- Treatment Facilities
Wastewater Treatment Facility
Designed a SAGR system to be utilized as a polishing step following the City’s aerated lagoon system. The system includes a synthetic liner, aeration lines, rock media, an insulating mulch layer, control structures, and related piping.
Hull, IA
Pond Closure
Assisted the City of Luverne in abandoning the industrial wastewater treatment facility formerly owned by Iowa Beef Producers.
Luverne, MN
Wastewater Treatment Facility (SBR)
The new plant, rated for 5.3 million gallons per day (MGD) peak day, doubles the capacity of its predecessor.
Sheldon, IA
Wastewater Treatment Facility (SBR)
The new SBR system utilizes the existing aeration lagoon for equalization and another lagoon cell for sludge storage, which reduced the cost of the project for the City and provided more operational flexibility.
Dell Rapids, SD
Lift Station, Control Panel and Valve Vault
The SE Sanitary Sewer Extension project provided sanitary sewer service to a previously un-serviced area southeast of Dell Rapids, SD.
Dell Rapids, SD
Low Pressure Collection System
Analyzed collection and treatment alternatives. Designed a septic tank effluent pump (STEP) system for Superior’s residents.
Superior, IA
Wastewater Treatment Facility (SBR)
The City ultimately determined a flow-through style SBR system to be the preferred choice based on the selection criteria and the ability to meet anticipated permit limits.
Orange City, IA
Digester Improvements Project
Analyzed digester cover and mixing system alternatives due to condition of existing plant equipment. Selected cover and mixing system to best fit the City’s request for potential future digester gas re-use to reduce plant operational expenses.
Estherville, IA