Jeff Sober, PE, will lead a Garver's team consisting of 200 professionals leading the delivery of custom designs for water, wastewater, and advanced treatment facilities and related infrastructure.
READ ARTICLEGarver's work helped the City of Del City, Oklahoma upgrade its aging wastewater treatment plant and processes, while also helping it save $1.2 million.
READ ARTICLEOperations Specialist Gary Sober earned one of the industry's highest honors when he was named a Water Environment Federation Fellow
READ ARTICLEGarver ranks No. 147 on ENR's Top 200 Environmental Firms, a jump of more than 30 spots on the annual list that tracks percentage of gross revenue reported from environmental services.
READ ARTICLEGarver, the University of Arkansas, and the City of Norman, Oklahoma are teaming up to research resource recovery at Lake Thunderbird in Oklahoma.
READ ARTICLEPrerecorded webinars delivered by Garver water experts touching on various topics critical to the water and wastewater industry are available now on the AZ Water Association's website.
READ ARTICLEWater professionals from across the country aren’t gathering in person for the nation’s largest regional water conference this year, but Garver’s leading water experts are still discussing the issues that matter the most to the water and wastewater industry.
READ ARTICLEAs a board member, Arkansas Water Team Leader Jerry Martin, PE, will have an opportunity to promote the impact that improved water and wastewater infrastructure has on public health.
READ ARTICLEThe 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 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 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 ARTICLEWater Project Manager Rusty Tate was one of three recent inductees into the Arkansas Academy of Biological and Agricultural Engineers, which provides support to students and honors alumni.
READ ARTICLEThe Norman Utilities Authority Water Reclamation Facility Phase 2 Upgrades increased treatment capacity, enhanced operational efficiency, and addressed new requirements for discharge into the Canadian River. Garver and the NUA were honored recently with a National Recognition Award.
READ ARTICLESix of Garver's water experts will present on reuse, utility relocation, and wastewater at the Arkansas Water Works & Water Environment Association annual conference in Hot Springs.
READ ARTICLEGarver water engineers will present to the largest regional water conference on water reuse, wastewater treatment, utility management, research, water quality, and other topics.
READ ARTICLEGarver-led improvements allow the Norman Water Reclamation Facility to process and treat wastewater to meet new water quality requirements for discharge, and expanded capacity to 17 million gallons per day.
READ ARTICLEAn article written by Colorado Business Team Leader John Kuosman and published in Rocky Mountain Water magazine touts the need for teamwork between engineers and treatment plant and facility operators.
READ ARTICLEThe Garver-led project led to improvements at the Helena Wastewater Treatment Plant and helped restore water quality to an ecologically diverse stretch of river in Alabama.
READ ARTICLEWater Project Manager Rusty Tate and Water Reuse Practice Leader Michael Watts, Ph.D., will join Water Environmental Federation committees, allowing both to boost the organization's mission of using peer engagement to improve water quality and sustainability.
READ ARTICLEGarver provided design services for Phase 2 of upgrades, which addressed aging infrastructure, a need for increased capacity, regulatory deficiencies, and a desire to reduce the amount of odor.
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