The Garver-led project provided the Del City WWTP with headworks upgrades, the implementation of a new cloth media filtration process, and integration of a non-contact UV disinfection system.
READ ARTICLEWater Technology Leader Evan Tromble and COO and former Regional Water Director Michael Graves co-authored an article comparing the benefits of water source development projects and conveyance projects to potable water reuse for growing municipalities.
READ ARTICLEEmployees in Garver's new office will work alongside those in its Fayetteville office to better serve valued clients throughout Northwest Arkansas.
READ ARTICLEThe grant will assist the Garver-led study in determining the feasibility of using indirect potable reuse at Lake Thunderbird, which serves as the primary source of drinking water for Norman, Oklahoma, and two surrounding cities.
READ ARTICLEWhile a part of the Advisory Group, Garver Water Implementation Leader Kyle Kruger will help the organization advance its mission of evolving best practices for successful water project delivery.
READ ARTICLEGarver's Arizona Water Team Leader will serve as the organization's Central Trustee, while promoting advocacy, education, and the importance for responsible use of recycled water.
READ ARTICLEThe WBJ named Garver to the list following a survey of company employees, and follows similar awards presented to Garver in the last year by The Oklahoman and Zweig Group.
READ ARTICLEGarver, Mickley & Associates, and Red Rocks Community College will combine to work on an 18-month pilot study aimed at further protecting Colorado's valuable water supplies.
READ ARTICLEGarver was named to the annual list based exclusively on feedback from Garver employees working out of its three Oklahoma offices.
READ ARTICLEThree employees from Garver were honored with the award that recognizes the employees who exhibit a passion for their profession and dedication to upholding Garver's values.
READ ARTICLEGarver employees and GarverGives combined to provide an almost $4,000 contribution to the Oklahoma-based organization that fights the worldwide water crisis.
READ ARTICLEWEF awarded the medal for a paper authored by Garver and the LRWRA that detailed a pilot testing program that addressed disinfection deficiencies brought on by increased flow rates.
READ ARTICLEEach year, Garver honors the employees who exhibit a passion for their profession and a dedication for upholding Garver's values. Spirit of Garver Award winners will be announced at Garver Summit in October.
READ ARTICLEThe awards honor the achievements of women within technical industry professions and will be announced Sept. 26 in Chicago.
READ ARTICLEOklahoma Water Team Leader Mary Elizabeth Mach has been appointed by Governor Kevin Stitt to the 12-member council that provides recommendations to the Oklahoma Environmental Quality Board.
READ ARTICLEGarver's Water Team is set to address the conference on topics critical to the water industry such as asset management, biogas/construction, management and planning, reuse, trenchless technology, and wastewater solids and sludge.
READ ARTICLEGarver Water Technology Team Infrastructure Practice Leader Jeff Maier spoke to the magazine about how a population boom in Colorado and other factors that contributed to the rise of the use of trenchless methods.
READ ARTICLEFor the first time, Garver appears on Engineering News-Record's list that annually ranks companies based on revenue made from environmental services during the previous year.
READ ARTICLEWith the addition of new offices in College Station, Texas; El Paso, Texas; and New Orleans, Garver is serving clients from 31 offices in 12 states.
READ ARTICLEGarver is a sponsor and organizer of the event at which six water engineers will present on topics relating to collection systems, operations, utility management, and water treatment.
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