Reeves Young_Water Resources

WATER RESOURCES

Je�rey W. Boss, PE | Director of Operations

Since 1952, Reeves Young has been building solid relationships �rst. Everything we build, from 30 feet below the ground to 30 �oors above, is about people. Our relationships allow us to work closely with our clients to understand the details and skillfully plan, schedule, and execute every project. We look out for our client’s best interests, preemptively resolving concerns and knowing that our success depends on theirs. We are made up of � ve construction business units: Water Resources, Commercial Public, Commercial Private, Industrial, and Heavy Civil. Each group stands independent, however, collectively each group has the ability to perform and execute at a high level.

About Us

Business Structure Limited Liability Company

State Incorporated Georgia

Years in Business 71

GC License in South Carolina

GC License #CLG. 120220 for classi� cations

Building-BD5, Water & Sewer Lines-WL5, Water & Sewer Plants-WP5

Office Locations

Corporate Office 45 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard NW Sugar Hill, GA 30518 770.271.1159

Greenville 201 Riverplace, Suite 300 Greenville, SC 29601 864.906.7599

Nashville 4101 Charlotte Avenue, Suite E205 Nashville, TN 37209 508.889.1150

Contacts

Matthew McCormack Senior Vice President Business Unit Leader,

Water Resources mmccormack@reevesyoung.com 678.414.9875

Larry Eberhart

Director

of Business Development leberhart@reevesyoung.com 864.906.7599

Built by Relationship

Everything we do — from 30 feet below the ground to 30 floors above — is about people. In our 70 years of being in business, we’ve had the opportunity to work closely with owners, developers, general contractors, and subcontractors to ensure that every project we complete is built by relationship first.

ReWa Maintenance Building Greenville, South Carolina

Built by Passion

At the heart of our company is a passion to make a profound, positive impact on our co-workers, clients, and community. We strive to cultivate an environment that creates success from the inside out, by supporting our team so they can support our clients.

Built by People

For our people, growth is the only option. We pride ourselves in hiring high performing professionals who thrive in a team environment and matching them with positions where they can excel. The result of this approach is ful�lled employees who bring their best to our clients.

Five Business Units

Clemson Douthit Hills Student Community Clemson, South Carolina

Greer Fire Station and Police Training Facility

Clemson Daniel Hall Clemson, South Carolina

Greenville Transit Authority & Maintenance Building

Spartanburg Water Transmission Main Spartanburg, South Carolina Fort McEntire Operations &

Rocky Creek Pump Station Replacement Greenville, South Carolina

Peppertree Pump Station 1&2 Taylors, South Carolina

Fountain Inn Natural Gas & Public Works Facility

Fountain Inn, South Carolina

Georgia Featured Projects

Tennessee

Featured Projects

Centennial Olympic Park Atlanta, Georgia

Chamblee City Hall Chamblee, Georgia

Hyatt Centric Buckhead Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Newnan Road Pump Station and Force Main Atlanta, Georgia

Westside Park Atlanta, Georgia

Braselton Crossroads Braselton, Georgia

Mercedes Benz Stadium Atlanta, Georgia

Whitewater Creek WPCP Upgrade Fayetteville, Georgia

The Water Tower Buford, Georgia

Project Falcon Flowery Branch, Georgia

Martha T. Nesbitt Academic Building - UNG Oakwood, Georgia

MARTA Rehabilitation Atlanta, Georgia

White House WWTP White House, Tennessee

Project Woolhawk (GTN Bldgs 1 & 2) Gallatin, Tennessee

Gibson Creek Equalization Facility Madison, Tennessee

Hyatt House Nashville Nashville, Tennessee

Grand Hyatt Memphis Memphis, Tennessee

Chattanooga Wet Weather Combined Sewer Storage Chattanooga, Tennessee

Dover O�ce Centre Renovations and Repairs Franklin, Tennessee

Moccasin Bend WWTP Chattanooga, Tennessee

Dupont Pump Station & Basin Improvements Phase II Chattanooga, Tennessee

BNA Satellite Concourse Nashville, Tennessee

DeButts Yard WWTP Improvements Chattanooga, Tennessee

Dayton WWTP Improvements Dayton, Tennessee

Annual Revenue

2022 $435 M

2021 $285 M

2020 $326 M

2019 $251.5 M

2018 $222.1 M

Reeves Young has completed over $2.75 Billion of water projects throughout the Southeast.

There is no Substitute for Experience!

Reeves Young Areas of Expertise

70+ Water Projects

10 Million LF of Pipe Installed Gravity Sewer Lines

WATER RESOURCES

Reeves Young’s Water Resources knows how to keep things running smoothly. Our team understands that wastewater is a precious commodity and utilizes its expertise to successfully deliver water reuse and water treatment projects for municipalities and water authorities throughout the Southeast. As experts in eco-engineering and water technology, our team is also uniquely qualified to think outside the box and deliver specialized projects that promote research, innovation, and sustainability for a water-hungry world.

25+ Pump Stations

Self-Perform Work

Matt McCormack is adept in all components of successful delivery for large water projects and is a pioneer in alternative delivery procurement. His 30 years of experience in the industry is marked by the successful completion of a multitude of water/ wastewater projects totaling over $1 billion in revenue. Matt is a direct and energizing leader and forms strategic partnerships and engaged teams that work together toward a unified goal, benefiting everyone involved in his projects.

Matt McCormack

Water Resources Business Unit Leader

WATER RESOURCES MARKETS

Wastewater and Water Reclamation

Clarification. Disinfection. Aeration. Dewatering. Water reclamation is a complicated business, but a necessary one as water is one of our most precious commodities. Reeves Young utilizes its familiarity with all stages of plant operations to take what’s complicated and make it easy for your team.

Water Treatment

Whether you’re upgrading your plant services or building an entirely new system, Reeves Young’s experience building and modifying groundwater, surface water, raw water intake, and high service stations makes us a natural fit for your water treatment project needs.

Water Innovation

Our team of water experts thinks differently. As the only builder in the country of The WaterHub, an attractive, sustainable, bio-engineered, odor-free, on-site wastewater recycling system, Reeves Young provides your organization the opportunity for significant savings by capturing and treating wastewater on-site.

Pump Stations

Communities grow, which means sanitation needs fluctuate based on use. As a result, water treatment systems are in constant need of improvement, and additional stations are sometimes necessary. Reeves Young provides the technical expertise required to ensure your facilities are functioning at their highest level, and when the need arises for additional resources, we’ll be there.

Transmission Lines

Raw or treated, water is always on the move. No matter where your water needs to travel for treatment or storage, Reeves Young will make sure your pipelines allow it to be transported both safely and efficiently with minimal disruption to the surrounding community.

Dams & Reservoirs

Water retention is a highly technical, weather dependent process that requires an enormous amount of safety and skill. Combining our team’s experience building reservoirs and dams with our ability to self-perform this critical infrastructure component allows our clients a greater measure of project predictability in what is typically an unpredictable environment.

Atlanta Water Supply Bellwood Quarry

Reeves Young provided the site work services to support the creation of a five-mile tunnel from the Chattahoochee River to the Bellwood Quarry. The tunnel connects the quarry to the Hemphill Water Treatment Plant. Our scope of work included a 3,800 SF permanent soil nail wall, 3,500 SF modular block walls, and 48 16″ diameter auger cast piles varying in length from 29-38 ft. Site utilities included 1,300 LF of 36″ ductile iron pipe, 3,000 LF of waterline up to 8” in diameter, 1,500 LF of sanitary sewer, 3,700 LF of reinforced concrete pipe up to 24” in diameter, and high-density polyethylene storm sewer. Scope also included pump station yard piping with 36”-48” ductile iron pipe and 140 LF of 84″ fiberglass reinforced epoxy pipe

36-48”

DUCTILE IRON PIPE 84”

FIBERBLASS PIPE

12,450 LF UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE PIPE

Chattanooga Wet Weather Combined Sewer Storage Facility

This highly complex project for the City of Chattanooga involved the construction of three, 10 million gallon, pre-stressed concrete storage tanks, one cast-in-place 40 MGD pump station including four 10 MGD submersible pumps, and one cast-inplace diversion structure incorporating an existing 84” gravity sewer, two carbon absorption odor control units, one electrical building including switchgear, VFDs, 600 KW standby generator, automatic transfer switch, restrooms, and HVAC units. The project also included construction of a cast-in-place valve and flow meter vault and two retaining walls. Installation of buried and above ground piping ranging in size from 8” to 54” diameter was also required on the site, including 680 LF of 36” diameter force main pipe, as well as micropiles for construction. Replacement of electrical gear at the existing Influent Relief Pump Station was also required.

84” GRAVITY SEWER LINE 8-54”

ABOVE GROUND PIPING

Atlanta United Soccer Training Facility Infrastructure

This new, 30-acre soccer training complex involved the construction of three artificial and three natural turf fields. Reeves Young self-performed the grading, moving over 200,000 CY of dirt on the site. The project also included the installation of storm, sanitary, and water lines, 10,000 LF of 8”–36” pipe, and 1,000 LF of 48”–60” storm drainage pipe Hardscape and landscape designs were also implemented, including walls, sidewalks, a fountain, an irrigation system, and parking lot paving.

8-36”

PIPE 48-60”

STORM DRAINAGE PIPE

City of Atlanta South River Basin

Reeves Young was contracted to remove the existing combined sewer system (8”-18” diameter pipe) and install 11,200LF of up sized pipeline (36”- 60” diameter) throughout Atlanta neighborhoods. The scope of work included 400 LF of jack and bore underneath a ten lane section of Interstate 75, 49 manholes and the excavation and removal of 33,830 tons of impacted soils.

JACK AND BORE

Upper Proctor Creek Capacity Relief Project

Reeves Young completed the phased delivery of this project which encompassed demolition, new capacity relief storage facility, sanitary sewer, earthwork, hardscapes and re-routing stormwater piping. The project consisted of separating the combined sewer/storm system to re-route stormwater piping. The scope of work included:

• Storm: 3,560 LF of 18” stormwater RCP, 1,700 LF of 24” stormwater RCP, 1,500 LF of 30” stormwater RCP, 820 LF of 36” stormwater RCP, 460 LF of 42” stormwater RCP, 250 LF of 42” stormwater DIP, 425 LF of 84” DIP jack and bore, and 430 LF of 42” DIP jack and bore.

• Water: 1,720 LF of 8” DIP water pipeline, 160 LF of 12” DIP water pipeline, copper water service lines.

• Sanitary: 450 LF of 6” DIP Sanitary sewer laterals.

• Earthwork: 2,000 CY of rock excavation, 25,445 CY of contaminated earthwork export, 9,400 CY of earthwork import, sheet piling/ shoring.

• Hardscapes: 9,900 SY of asphalt paving, flatwork, and landscaping.

18-42” REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE 6-12”

DUCTILE IRON PIPE

LF UTILITY INFRASTRUCTURE PIPE

11,475

Indian Creek Elementary Infrastructure

Reeves Young performed general contracting services on the demolition of an existing gymnsium, 2,065 LF of 8” ductile iron pipe, 1,031 LF of sanitary sewer, 96” Underground Detention System, 48” Underground Detention System, and 72” Underground Detention System.

City of Atlanta Annual Water Maintenance

Reeves Young provides general contractor services for this multi-year, sole-source maintenance contract for the City of Atlanta water system, which was renewed for a third year. The scope includes on call emergency repairs as well as installing water lines from 8” to 48” throughout Atlanta, both new lines and water mains, as well as new fire hydrants as needed.

96”

UNDERGROUND DETENTION SYSTEM

73”

UNDERGROUND DETENTION SYSTEM

8-48” WATER LINES

Johnson Creek Pump Station

15

This new 15 MGD sewage pump station required an expedited schedule due to a consent order from the Georgia Natural Resources Environmental Protection Division. With a 15 month schedule, Reeves Young completed this fast track project on time utilizing daily team coordination. The project included placement of approximately 5,000 CY of cast-in-place concrete, rock excavation, 1,250 LF of force main, and a 48” gravity sewer. Reeves Young installed equipment including submersible pumps, slide gates, odor control system, and a 5-ton bridge crane. GRAVITY SEWER LINE

NEW MGD SEWEAGE PUMP STATION

48”

Lithonia No. 1 Pump Station

Reeves Young provided design build services for this new 15 MGD sewage pump station. The project included placement of approximately 5,000 CY of cast-in-place concrete, rock excavation, 3,000 LF of force main, and a 48” gravity sewer. Reeves Young installed equipment including submersible pumps, slide gates, odor control system, and a 5-ton bridge crane. This project had a very aggressive schedule set in place by DeKalb County (fast track project required by the Georgia Natural Resources Environmental Protection Division consent order with a 225 calendar day schedule). Construction started with drawings less than 60% complete. The project required daily team coordination, and to meet the aggressive schedule, construction was maintained 24/7. Substantial completion for this project was achieved in 7 months.

GRAVITY SEWER LINE

Riverbend Environmental Campus

Installation of a new 0.5 MGD Wastewater Treatment Plant including screening, sequencing batch reactors, clarification, filtration, UV disinfection, post aeration, sludge holding, thickening and dewatering, plant drain pump station, chemical feed systems, building rehabilitation, electrical power distribution - including standby generator, new SCADA system, and civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation. Airport No. 1 Lift Station and Force Main consisted of replacement of pumps, starters and other equipment at the existing pump station and installation of 17,000 LF of 12“ HDPE Force Main. Smithwick Creek Lift Station and Force Main included a new submersible wastewater pump station and installation of approximately 15,000 LF of 10” HDPE Force Main, 2,300 LF of 24” DIP sanitary sewer and 1,300 LF of 8” PVC sanitary sewer.

10-12”

24”

35,600 LF PIPE

DIP SANITARY SEWER

Rockbridge Road AC Water Main Replacement

The scope of this project included 40,000 LF of 8” asbestos cement (AC) water main replacement with ductile iron pipe along Rockbridge Road. The design effort was delivered on schedule to facilitate construction meeting the overall Dekalb County deadline. Complexities included coordination of connections to prevent system outages and sequencing to accelerate permitting and minimize impacts to traffic in a congested area of Dekalb.

Dupont Pump Station and Basin Improvements

Construction of one cast-in-place diversion structure, one cast-in-place 22 million gallon per day wet-weather pump station including 4 submersible pumps, CMU electrical building including switchgear, VFD’s, 1250 kW diesel generator, instrumentation and controls, HVAC units, odor control systems for the new structures, and yard piping including two aerial crossings. The project also includes site clearing, grubbing, earthwork, paving, chain link fencing, segmental retaining wall, and bioretention area. Construction of a new pre-fabricated precast concrete restroom building including grading, concrete sidewalk and PVC plumbing.

22 MGD PUMP STATION

Whitewater Creek Water Pollution Control Plant Upgrade

Upgrade of an existing 5.0 MGD wastewater facility, which includes constructing new splitter boxes, clarifiers, RAW/WAS pump station, converting existing SBR to A2/BNR process, retrofitting existing tertiary filters, replacing digester process equipment, existing belt press, chemical feed equipment, and removing CAS process from service.

5 MGD PUMP STATION

A. Scott Emmons Water Reclamation Facility

The scope for this project consisted of constructing a new 1.25 MGD wastewater treatment plant in the Little River watershed. The project involved retrofitting an existing pump station to be a fully functional Headworks for the plant that included two screens and dual holding tanks to pump flows to the new or existing plant, Sequential Batch Reactor (SBR), Disk Filter and UV Treatment System, Process Building to support the treatment of the plant that included a chemical feed system, polymer treatment and belt press for sludge processing and Control Building.

1.25

Tanner’s Bridge Water Reclamation Facility

This progressive design-build project for Barrow County included providing design and construction services to expand the capacity of the Tanner’s Bridge Wastewater Treatment Facility to 1.5MGD. Design features included septage receiving, headworks, a splitter box, two sequencing batch reactors, equalization basin, dewatering building with belt press, digester, chlorine contact chamber, flow monitor, and effluent pump station.

1.5 MGD PUMP STATION

Atlanta Newnan Road Pump Station and Force Main

This Progressive Design-Build project will construct two new pump stations and approximately 8.6 miles of wastewater force main in order to convey flow from the Serenbe development and surrounding areas to the Camp Creek WRF. The project encompasses 45,656 LF of 12” force main and 533 LF of 4” force main. The force main route will travel north from the new SPS. The new LBPS will add additional flow to the force main. The force main will pump both pump station sites to the Ono Road Pump Station.