PSI Pumping Solutions Inc. recently completed a project for Bermudian Springs High School that involved the construction of a centralized water treatment facility, potable water storage tank, booster pumping system, and related appurtenances. The project also included the installation of interior and exterior piping to connect the newly constructed facilities to the existing piping system that services the school district facilities.
The project was completed in January 2015, with a contract price of $895,000. The location of the project was 7335 Carlisle Pike, York Springs, PA 17372.
The engineer for the project was William F. Hill & Associates. The project was a success due to the expertise and experience of the PSI Pumping Solutions team in handling water-related projects. The project was designed to ensure the provision of clean, safe, and reliable water supply to the school district facilities.
The central water treatment facility was designed to ensure that the water supply met the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards for safe drinking water. The potable water storage tank was installed to ensure that the school district had adequate water storage capacity to meet its daily water demand. The booster pumping system was installed to ensure that the water pressure in the school district facilities remained constant, regardless of the level of water demand.
The interior and exterior piping that was installed connected the newly constructed facilities to the existing piping system, ensuring that the water supply was distributed evenly throughout the school district facilities. The project was completed within the stipulated timeline, and the quality of work was exceptional.
PSI Pumping Solutions Inc. provided a comprehensive and cost-effective solution for the Bermudian Springs High School water project. The success of the project was a testament to the company’s expertise and experience in handling water-related projects.