ClearWater’s principals have been in the contract management, maintenance and operations services for nearly 50 years combined and Project Managers with a combined experience of 163 years. ClearWater currently has 18 contracts/agreements with municipalities, city governments and state agencies, while employing over 40 people.
ClearWater is very proud of our client relationships/partnerships and our contract renewals and extensions speak for themselves. We are proud that ClearWater has extended or renewed contracts with four of our existing clients during our first three years in operation. Three contracts were extended or renewed well before the contract expiration dates. They are:
- City of Hanceville – renewed on March 30, 2009 for three additional years.
- Wilcox County Water – extended in November 2009 for five additional years, ending in 2017.
- Perry County Water – extended July 2009 for five more years.
- North Choctaw Water – renewed and extended in April 2008 for ten years, ending April 2018
ClearWater Solutions, LLC has partnership agreements with the following:
Alabama Department of Corrections
Elmore Correctional Facility Lagoon and collection system.
Draper Correctional Facility Lagoon and collection system.
Contact: Mr. Kim Thomas, Alabama Department of Corrections, Commissioner’s Office, 301 South Ripley Street, Montgomery, Alabama, 36104, Phone 334.353.3884
North Choctaw Water and Sewer Authority, Water and Wastewater systems, collection system, lagoon treatment. The wastewater system consists of 25 miles of collection line, one aerated lagoon and approximately 1,292 customers. OM&M Services include meter reading, customer billing/collections.
The water system consists of five storage tanks, four booster pump stations, and 360 miles of water main.
Contact: Mrs. Rita Woods, North Choctaw Water and Sewer Authority, 3997 Broad Street, Lisman, Alabama, 36912, Phone 205.499.9246
Governmental Utility Services Corporation of Mobile City (GUSCOMC), Wastewater system consists a of lift station and treatment facility. The water supply consists of a pumping station for SSAB. The scope includes OM&M of the lift station and wastewater treatment servicing one customer, SSAB. ClearWater also provides the OM&M for the Salco Pump Station, which supplies water for the industrial operations of SSAB.
Contact: Mr. G. William (Bill) Melton, PE, Environmental Services Director, Mobile City Public Works, 205 Government Street, Mobile, Alabama 36644-1600, Phone 251.574.3229
City of Hoover, Ala., This system consists of two wastewater treatment facilities and 46 sewer lift stations. The Inverness Wastewater Treatment Plant has a design capacity of 1.2 MGD. The Riverchase Wastewater Treatment Plant has a design capacity of 3.0 MGD. The combined collection system for Inverness and Riverchase consists of 86.1 miles of pipe, 2488 manholes, 46 sewage lift stations and approximately 70 grease traps. The scope is the OM&M of the WWTFs, collection system, lift stations and grease traps for the City of Hoover.
ClearWater also provides the manpower and equipment for performing CCTV and manhole inspections of their collection system. We clean and video their sewer lines and we provide the data collected to the city for their use in making sound judgment, decisions and repairs to the system. We are under contract to perform 20 miles of pipeline each year of the contract and include manhole inspection and documentation of the condition. We also perform smoke testing throughout the systems to assist with determining Inflow and Infiltration (I&I) problems.
Contact: Mr. Phil McGraw, Civil Engineer, City of Hoover, Hoover Public Safety Center, 2020 Valleydale Rd. Suite E-100, Hoover, Alabama 35244, Phone 205.444.7637
Perry County Water Authority, water wells, tanks, distribution, meter reading, line repairs/installation, billing and collecting. The Perry County Water System serves the rural areas outside of Marion, Ala. The water system serves approximately 947 customers and consists of two wells, four standpipe storage tanks and approximately 300 miles of water main.
Contact: Mr. Earl Ford, Chairman, P.O. Box 485, Marion, Alabama 36756, Phone 334.410.2111.
Wilcox County Water System, water wells, tanks, distribution, wastewater lagoon, meter reading and repairs, line repairs/installation, billing and collecting for water, garbage and sewer. The Wilcox County Water System serves the rural areas outside of Camden, Ala. The water system serves approximately 2,400 customers and consists of four wells, four storage tanks, one elevated and three standpipe, and approximately 420 miles of water main.
Contact: Mr. Mark Curl, Vice-Chairman, P.O. Box 488, Camden, Alabama 36726, Phone 334.682.4234
Hanceville Water & Sewer Board, wastewater treatment facility.
The Hanceville Wastewater Treatment facility is designed for 0.57 MGD and is an activated sludge biological treatment facility with a 1 MG Equalization Basin. The solids management is six drying beds with disposal to the landfill.
ClearWater is currently overseeing a $5,000,000 plant upgrade.
Contact: Mr. Oren Brooks, Chairman, 203 Main Street NW, Hanceville, Alabama 33507, Phone 256.531.3246
Integra Water, LLC, wastewater treatment and lift station OM&M. Three locations:
- South Vinemont WWTF, South Vinemont, Ala. The design is a 0.095 MGD wastewater lagoon with effluent spray field disposal. There are five lift stations in the collection system. The South Vinemont wastewater treatment system serves the Town of South Vinemont.
- Acordis Water and Wastewater systems, Creola, Ala., Design of 1.5 MGD, services include meter reading, operation and maintenance of a elevated storage tank, operation and maintenance of the well and pumps and distribution system.
- Lee County Wastewater System, Auburn Ala. Services include operations and maintenance of wastewater treatment system, monitoring, compliance and site maintenance.
Contact: Mr. John McDonald, President, 2100 Third Avenue, Suite 920, Birmingham, Alabama 35203, Phone 205.326.3200
Tennessee Department of Corrections
- Turney Center, operation assistance of water treatment facility. We began operations in June 2009.
- Turney Center, operations of the Wastewater treatment facility. We began operations in October 2009 for the wastewater system.
Contact: Mr. Stefen Gaitlin, Deputy Warden, 1499 R. W. Moore Memorial Hwy, Only Tennessee. Phone 931.729.5161.
Macon County Greyhound Park – Management, operations and maintenance of the Park’s wastewater treatment plants. We began operation in November 2009.
Contact: Mr. Charlie Lindquist, Property Manager, P.O. Box 128 Shorter, Alabama 36075. Phone 334.720.1166.
Mobile County Schools – Management, operations and maintenance of wastewater treatment plant. We began operations in November 2009.
Contact: Mr. Tommy Sheffield, Executive Director of Operations, Facilities and Land Division. 251.221.4622
Hale County Water Authority, water wells, tanks, distribution, meter reading and repairs, line repairs/installation, billing and collections. The Hale County Water System serves approximately 3,600 customers and consists of four wells, six storage tanks, five booster pump stations, and approximately 1,100 miles of water main.
Contact: Mr. Ronnie Thomas, Chairman, 19873 Hwy 69, Greensboro, Alabama 36744 Phone334.624.8888
