✂️ The community came out to celebrate Sunnyvale, CA's new headworks and primary treatment facility. ✨ The new headworks and primary treatment facility is part of Sunnyvale’s $1.3B Cleanwater Program, which includes a complete reconstruction of the WPCP. This 25-year program is the biggest capital endeavor Sunnyvale has ever undertaken, and includes more than 20 projects to be completed over five phases. The headworks and primary treatment facility is part of Phase 1 of the program and is the first of the projects with a value over $100M. CDM Smith’s strong partnership with Sunnyvale through the first 10 years of the program has included securing low-cost financing through California’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund (SRF), saving the city tens of millions of dollars in interest. https://lnkd.in/gAhkpyvQ To see what's next for Sunnyvale, check out the program's website, developed by Trinnex: https://lnkd.in/eRPqUW3H [Photographs courtesy of the City of Sunnyvale]
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Proud to see CDM Smith’s strong partnership with the City of Sunnyvale over the past decade, especially in securing low-cost financing through California’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund (SRF), saving the city tens of millions in interest. Looking forward to continuing our collaboration on this transformative journey!