MKEC has a long history of designing public works projects across the Midwest and understand the unique needs that come with these projects to provide the best solutions possible.
The City of Wichita’s new Northwest Water Facility (NWWF) can treat up to 120M gallons of water a day. Every single gallon will go through the water treatment process in a facility that includes thousands of valves, pumps, and transmitters controlled from a central control room that was set up by our instrumentation and controls team.
Designing Wichita’s new water treatment plant required a lot of different pieces to come together to create a state-of-the-art water treatment facility.
Living and working in the Midwest, we know rain is inevitable, but we also know if we put the drainage puzzle pieces together correctly, drainage problems don’t have to be.
As 3D scanners have become more powerful, more accurate and easier to use, they have become a must-have technology for design and engineering.