Water

SCE is extensively involved in municipal and private water and wastewater systems engineering design, permitting, rate studies, regulations, project design and contract administration. SCE is a leader in water and wastewater utility engineering and aims to provide the appropriate engineering solution to each of our Client’s system’s situation, whether it requires simple O&M recommendations, to process equipment, to new construction. SCE’s mission is to provide cost-effective, forward-thinking solutions that effectively assist water and wastewater systems in complying with today’s challenging regulatory environment. With open communication and working in partnership with municipal utility authorities and local government agencies, SCE facilitates development, improvements, maintenance, operation and safety of critical utility infrastructures for our public and private utility Clients.

Our design experience has benefited many of our Clients in implementing much-needed water and wastewater infrastructure rehabilitation and replacement projects. These projects are often identified and developed in Asset Management & Master Plans, enabling the utilities to plan and budget for their implementation prior to escalating emergency repairs, which often interrupt service at great expense. Our aim is to provide the appropriate engineering solution to each system’s situation whether it requires simple O&M recommendations, to process equipment, to new construction. Our team develops custom, complete & cost-effective solutions that meet our Client’s needs.

SCE has successfully submitted NJ I-BANK loan applications for water and wastewater infrastructure improvements and is proficient and knowledgeable in the NJ I-BANK protocols. These loan applications require environmental planning and cultural resources for the issuance of environmental decisions and requires a separate application for each project. SCE can assist qualified applicants to meet the criteria in a cost-effective and expeditious manner. Our staff is familiar with recent NJ I-BANK funding modifications and the NJDEP amended Intended Use Plan (IUP).