East Port Water Reclamation Facility Expansion

Project Description

The East Port Water Reclamation Facility, acquired in 1991 as part of the General Development Utilities purchase, underwent significant upgrades and expansion in 1996 to increase its wastewater treatment capacity to six million gallons per day (MGD). In response to growing demand, the facility is now undergoing further expansion to increase its capacity to nine million gallons per day, alongside the addition of advanced wastewater treatment capabilities.

This expansion project represents a crucial investment in enhancing wastewater treatment capacity and infrastructure resilience to meet the needs of the growing community served by the East Port Water Reclamation Facility.

Project Location

3100 Loveland Blvd., Port Charlotte, Florida 33980

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Budget

Phase	Cost
Engineering	$3,265,253.00
Construction	$106,188,600
Total Budget	$109,453,853

Funding source(s):

State Revolving Fund loan, Supplemental Appropriations for Hurricane Ian and Fiona grant, American Rescue Plan Act grant and Utilities' Capital Improvement Funds

Schedule

Phase	Estimated Start Date	Forecast Completion	Actual Completion
Design Development	12/02/2019	11/30/2023	11/15/2023
Construction	02/15/2024	11/30/2026

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Project Phase
Construction

Last Updated
04/23/2024

Project Manager
Hendrik Dolleman

Public Relations
Caroline Wannall
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Design Engineer/Architect
Jones Edmonds

Construction Contractor
Poole & Kent Company

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