PLW Waterworks is an innovative waterworks infrastructure construction management and general contractor serving municipalities, water districts and water authorities across Texas since 1993. PLW Waterworks specializes in water purification, treatment, reuse and desalination systems using design-bid-build as well as alternative delivery methods to help bring water to millions of Texans every day. Today, PLW Waterworks is a 50/50 venture between Webber and Cadagua, which brings a wealth of knowledge and resources to help build intelligent infrastructure for Texans. Founded in 1963 and headquartered in Houston, Webber is the one of largest general contractors in Texas and known for its award-winning projects in roadways and transportation. Southern Crushed Concrete, a construction materials recycling and LEED-certified company held by Webber, supplies PLW Waterworks with reclaimed materials that will help build the waterworks infrastructure of the future instead of filling Texas landfills.
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1725 Hughes Landing
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The Woodlands, TX 77380, US
Check out progress of our GCA Railport Facility in Midlothian, TX!👇🏻
Our Waterworks division is progressing on the construction of the GCA Railport Facility in Midlothian, TX. There over a period of 16 hours, the team poured 500 cubic yards of concrete for three major structures back-to-back! 🔝 Take a look at this time-lapse for one of those pours! 👇 #TimeLapse #Construction #Water #WeAreWebber
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Today is #WorldWaterDay and Webber joins the UN in their mission to raise awareness on the importance of protecting and conserving the world’s most valuable asset: water. Let’s follow Project Engineer, Xochitl Garcia as she explains the water recycling process at one of the water treatment plants Webber is building. #Sustainability #Water #WeAreWebber https://lnkd.in/gkkEBCqi
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We are thrilled to announce that the City of Seguin broke ground earlier today on the largest single capital project the city has ever undertaken - the expansion of the Geronimo Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. Upon completion in 2027, this project will consolidate the city’s two wastewater treatment plants into one centralized plant housed at the Geronimo Creek WWTP facility on Seitz Road. The city will demolish the sewer treatment facility on Walnut Creek, located near downtown, and its waste stream will be transferred to the Geronimo Creek WWTP. Several special guests, including Mayor Dodgen, former Mayor Keil, both current and past members of the Seguin City Council, State Representative John Kuempel, Peter Bailey with PLW Waterworks, Craig Bell with TRC Engineering and representatives from both TRC Engineering and PLW Waterworks attended the momentous occasion. A good number of City staff were also there.
We are hiring a Construction Manager to join our team in Manor, TX! The Construction Manager will oversee and coordinate various water/wastewater construction projects from start to finish, ensuring that schedules and budgets are followed. Apply today! https://lnkd.in/gVaSS7j7 #Hiring #WaterIndustry #Construction
PLW Waterworks is hosting our next outreach meeting for the Wilbarger Creek RWWTF next week on January 16th! At this meeting we will discuss the Phase 1 construction project and answer general questions about bid documents. On RSVP, we will also offer the opportunity to walk the site! RSVP to [email protected]! #Water #Construction #Sustainability
If you missed our in-person outreach meeting for opportunities at the Wilbarger Creek RWWTF you can join us virtually! Our next outreach meeting will be held on Thursday, December 14th at 10:00 AM CST. Save your spot by emailing [email protected]! #Texas #WaterIndustry #Sustainability
💧 Be a part of the exciting growth of the water market in Texas. PLW Waterworks has open positions in several Texas cities. Apply today! https://lnkd.in/g85ef7xu #Water #Sustainability #NowHiring
Last Week, PLW Waterworks hosted a training event for the Design-Build Institute of America and the Water Collaborative Design Association. This event brought together 50 water professionals of the #waterindustry including owners, designers, and contactors. In addition, attendees were able to learn from well-known speakers. We are proud to serve the water infrastructure industry! #Texas #Water
📣We are hard at work at the Northeast Water Purification Plant in Humble, TX. This incredible project will add 320 million gallons per day by 2024 to the existing water plant’s capacity. 💧 PLW is overseeing the installation of, so far, approximately 50 miles of piping. A high service pump station was also built and during a 30-day operational test the commissioned 6 pump cans each produced 57,800 gallons of water per day! #sustainability #water