BMD Rural Water knew that their SCADA system was outdated and needed some improvements. To determine the best path forward to perform the needed upgrades, BDM selected AE2S to perform a SCADA System Needs Assessment to create a plan for upgrading their SCADA system
The AE2S Instrumentation and Controls (I&C) team has been providing General Services for the Utility System Controls on a case-by-case basis since 2002, working with the City to ensure that its control system performs as it should
AE2S served as the civil engineer on the design team led by JLG Architects for a new School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS) on the UND Campus
The City of Minnetonka identified the need to rehabilitate the Ridgedale Booster Station and selected AE2S for the design, bidding, and construction phase services for the project
It’s not often you get a chance to work on a project that made a big mark on your childhood, but Justin Huntley, an Engineer-in-Training for AE2S, got the chance to do just that for Dinosaur Park in Rapid City, SD
The City of Minnetonka has eight small water treatment plants which consist of one remote submersible well, one vertical turbine well, two booster pumps, and two filters per site
An Instrumentation and Control System Needs Assessment performed by AE2S showed that the water treatment facility’s Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) System was outdated and out of support with no upgrade path
The City of Fargo’s Red River Pump Station serves as the primary pumping facility to supply source water to its 45 million gallon per day (MGD) Water Treatment Plant (WTP)
Due to the age and proprietary nature of the existing control system, Tiber County Water District realized the need for a system upgrade in order to increase reliability, efficiency, and functionality
The aging infrastructure within the Water Treatment Plant (WTP) created reliability and operation and maintenance issues for Watertown Municipal Utilities (WMU). As a result, WMU retained AE2S to design and build a 6.8 MGD expansion of the existing WTP, along with a new well field and a 24-inch raw water transmission line