Water Resources

  • Best Management Practices
  • Green Infrastructure
  • Groundwater and Surface Water Sampling
  • Hydrologic and Hydraulic Modeling & Analysis
  • Pump Station Design
  • Sample Collections and Flow Measurements
  • Stormwater/Drainage Systems
  • Treatment Facilities
  • Wastewater Collection and Transmissions
  • Water Quality and Flow Studies

Nova’s staff of environmental engineers, scientists, and geologists provide effective solutions in the areas of water and wastewater, storm water, flood control, combined sewer overflow, and natural resource management.

Representative Projects

Chlorination System Design

Great Neck Wastewater Treatment Plant

Advanced Wastewater Treatment Program

Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department, Central District Wastewater Treatment Plant, Chlorination System Design
Virginia Key, Florida

The Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD) is replacing the existing gas chlorination system at the Central District Wastewater Treatment Plant. Nova provided Mechanical Design Services, in support of MDWASD’s Central District Wastewater Treatment Plant Consent Decree Project: Chlorination Facilities, specifically in the development of a Detailed Design (including 3D Revit Modeling), Permitting and Bidding Services, in accordance with MDWASD’s the terms and conditions. Nova is also providing Engineering Services during Construction (ESDC).

Great Neck Water Pollution Control District, Great Neck Wastewater Treatment Plant
Great Neck, New York

This project involved the district’s expansion of the Great Neck Wastewater Treatment Plant. The plant had a 3 MGD capacity with the project objective of 5.3MGD. Nova provided instrumentation & control (I&C) and construction inspection services.

New York City Department of Environmental Protection, Advanced Wastewater Treatment Program Assistance
New York, New York

NYCDEP underwent nitrogen removal upgrades at five of its wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), namely Wards Island, Bowery Bay, Tallman Island, Jamaica, and 26th Ward. The upgrades consisted of supplemental carbon storage and feed facilities, in addition to necessary distribution piping and feed controls at each plant. Supplemental carbon is necessary to maximize the WWTPs de-nitrification process. Currently, carbon is delivered to the WWTP aeration tanks via the primary effluent. The carbon is insufficient in meeting nitrogen limits. A sampling program has been established to better understand the diurnal variation of nitrogen and carbon in the influent streams, Nova participated in this sampling program. In addition, Nova supported the design services during construction portion of the project.

PortMiami Representative Services
Miami, FL

Nova is prime consultant providing owner representation services, construction inspection/management, project controls, claim avoidance, design, and design management, permitting, value analysis and life-cycle costing for PortMiami during its expansive development program.

Nova is providing support in overseeing the construction of approximately $2.8 billion worth of new infrastructure and facilities that are projected to be completed over the next 5 years, that coincides with the expected new cruise services, and cargo yard efficiencies and improvements. These projects include, but are not limited to, 5 new cruise berths and associated terminals, new cruise berthing facilities, upgrades and expansions of existing cruise terminals, and other significant investments in cargo terminal yards, gantry cranes, gate complexes, Ropax facilities, roadways, rail systems and supporting infrastructure.