Water + Wastewater
Committed to Infrastructure that Processes and Delivers Water Safely and Efficiently
Have you ever thought about where our water comes from or where it goes? Our Water+Wastewater team does, and they thrive on it. With meticulously designed systems to keep the flow going, we provide a full complement of services, including infrastructure planning; pipeline design for gravity and pressure transmission, distribution, and collection; storage and pumping system design for water, sewer, and reclaimed systems; and technical support for system startup, commissioning, and optimization. At Dibble, we are committed to designing efficient and reliable water and wastewater systems for our communities.
Services
- Program Management
Feasibility studies
Condition assessments - Pipeline Design
Transmission mains
Distribution systems
Gravity interceptor & collection systems - Facility Design
Storage reservoirs
Booster pump stations
Wells
Odor control systems - Optimization & Post Construction
Condition assessment
Facility rehabilitation
Featured Projects
Additional Projects
Steel Reservoir Rehabilitation: Hayden Butte East (1.0MG), Hayden Butte West (2.0MG), Bell Butte (2.0MG), and Papago Butte (1.0MG)
Owner: City of Tempe
Construction Cost: $5.1M
Adonis Lift Station and Force Main
Owner: Town of Marana
Cost: $119k
Ocotillo Road 12-inch Sewer Replacement
Owner: Town of Queen Creek
Cost: $18k
Chino Valley 5 MG Tank
Owner: City of Prescott
Cost: $383k
Desert Hills Filling Station
Owner: EPCOR Water
Cost: $171k
Water Utility On-Call Services
Owner: Town of Oro Valley
Avra Valley Augmentation Transmission Main Route Study and Design
Tucson, Arizona
Owner: City of Tucson
Cost: $82M Engineer’s Program Cost
$45M Program Budget
Scenario 6 Water Transmission Main
Phoenix, Arizona
Owner: City of Phoenix
Cost: $7.8M
Val Vista Transmission Main
Mesa, Arizona
Owner: City of Mesa
Cost: $13.7M
SROG Interceptor Capacity Study
Phoenix, Arizona
Owner: City of Phoenix
Cost: $65M
Old Nogales Interceptor Augmentation
Tucson, Arizona
Owner: Pima County