Los Angeles looks at $88.6 million upgrade
The City of Los Angeles has awarded Honeywell a 15-year, $88.6 million contract to overhaul the technology controlling its wastewater treatment system. The project will allow the city Bureau of Sanitation to replace the current control systems, some of which have been in place for two decades.
It will also enable the city to create a city- and network-wide integrated operation, simplifying how it operates and maintains the wastewater system and reducing environmental risks from aging infrastructure. The system capacity is 550 mgd and includes 6,700 miles of sewer lines that serve more than 4
