Supply
Reliable water supply systems for growing communities
Our water supply services focus on securing dependable sources and delivering clean water to communities through well-designed infrastructure. We provide expertise in source development, storage solutions, and distribution network design, ensuring that systems are robust, costeffective, and adaptable to changing needs. Our team evaluates current and projected demand, integrates advanced technologies, and addresses regulatory compliance to support long-term water security. We also coordinate with stakeholders and regulatory agencies to streamline project delivery and maintain high standards of quality. Through careful planning and innovative engineering, we help clients achieve reliable water supply for today and the future.
Services
- Water distribution lines
- Well field development
- Reservoir design
- Storage tank design
- Pump station design
- Pipeline engineering
- Transmission mains
- SCADA integration
- Surface water modeling
- Supply network modeling
- Water quality modeling
- Lead line identification
- Asset management
- Groundwater Modeling
- Master Planning
- Interbasin Transfers
Projects
VERDERA NORTH WATER INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS
CITY OF LINCOLN | LINCOLN, CALIFORNIA
DCCM provided program management, project management, and design oversight for the Verdera North Water Infrastructure Project in the City of Lincoln, California. The project delivered 1.3 miles of 42-inch steel pipeline, a 4,500-squarefoot pressure reducing and metering station, a 5-million-gallon concrete tank, and related improvements to supply safe and reliable drinking water to northern Lincoln and support future growth.
PRWC - SOUTHEAST WELLFIELD & WATER SUPPLY FACILITY
POLK REGIONAL WATER COOPERATIVE | POLK
A regional water supply initiative is developing a long-term alternative water source by extracting and treating deep brackish groundwater through advanced desalination. The project includes engineering design of a major transmission pipeline system and comprehensive surveying for approximately 66 miles of infrastructure. Once completed, the system will provide reliable water distribution to 14 municipalities, helping reduce stress on existing aquifer resources while supporting future growth and regional sustainability.
COUNTY, FLORIDA