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Water and Wastewater Treatment
Ardent Group provides construction and upgrade services for water and wastewater treatment facilities, supporting critical infrastructure that communities depend on every day. Our team self-performs civil, mechanical, and electrical scopes, enabling seamless coordination across complex systems and minimizing reliance on subcontractors. From process equipment installation to system retrofits and plant improvements, we execute with a deep understanding of treatment operations—prioritizing safety, regulatory compliance, and long-term reliability.
White Lodge WTP Upgrades
This project aimed to enhance the plant’s operational efficiency, reliability, and ability to deliver high-quality drinking water to the community.
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Key upgrades included the modernization of filtration and treatment systems, the replacement of outdated equipment with energy-efficient technologies, and improvements to the plant’s control and monitoring systems. These enhancements will ensure compliance with current water quality standards, improve operational resilience, and reduce maintenance and energy costs.
Wastewater Treatment Facility Denitrification
​The Town of Falmouth undertook a major construction project to upgrade its Wastewater Treatment Facility, incorporating advanced denitrification technology to improve nitrogen removal. The project required significant modifications to existing infrastructure and the addition of new treatment systems to meet environmental regulations and improve water quality.
Wagon Wheel Community WWTP Denitrification
The project involved the replacement of aging, inefficient pumps with modern, energy-efficient models designed to enhance the denitrification process. Upgrades will also include improved controls and monitoring systems to optimize pump performance and reduce operational costs. By addressing the reliability and efficiency of these pumps, the project will support compliance with environmental regulations, protect local ecosystems, and ensure the sustainability of the community's wastewater treatment operations.
