Joint Water Commission Water Treatment Plant Expansion

The Joint Water Commission is expanding their current water treatment plant located in Forest Grove, Oregon. JWC is the primary drinking water supplier in Washington County, Oregon and is responsible for treating, transmitting, and storing portable water for over 350,000 customers. The purpose of this expansion is to accommodate growing communities in Washington County. The project will increase the capacity of the water treatment plant from 75 MGD to 85 MGD, and will also increase seismic resiliency.

Under Construction
Total Project Value: $25 million
Delivery Methods: CM/GC
Owner: Joint Water Commission/City of Hillsboro Water Department

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