Berlin, Jeffrey

Jeff is a Vice President with Carollo Engineers in Broomfield, Colorado. He has designed and managed multiple secondary treatment and nutrient removal...

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Jeff is a Vice President with Carollo Engineers in Broomfield, Colorado. He has designed and managed multiple secondary treatment and nutrient removal projects for water resource recovery facilities in the Front Range. Jeff is a past president of the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association. He has a BS in Civil Engineering from Georgia Tech, and a Master’s in Environmental Engineering from UC Berkeley, and his interests include his 3, 9, and 12 year old kids, getting back to running after tearing his ACL, and hop-flavored beverages.

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Description: Maximizing Operator Involvement Through CMAR: Keeping Avon WWTF Running Through 3...

Maximizing Operator Involvement Through CMAR: Keeping Avon WWTF Running Through 3 Years of Construction

Abstract

Eagle River Water and Sanitation District’s (ERWSD) $49.6M Nutrient Upgrades Project at the 4.3 million gallon per day (mgd) Avon Wastewater Treatment Facility (WWTF) implemented a plan for sequencing nutrient removal improvements at the three interconnected WWTFs. Key challenges for this project included: 1) maintaining effluent permit compliance with units out of service while handling seasonal loading peaks, 2) improving access to underground and inaccessible aeration basins while maintaining structural integrity, and 3) sequencing work while mitigating impacts to neighbors. The project was delivered using the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) model, with collaboration from key team members at Moltz Construction, ERWSD, and Carollo. The Avon project, which achieved substantial completion in May 2023 after five years of planning, design, and construction, serves as a strong example of the value of operator involvement and CMAR delivery in maintaining operations during construction.

The Nutrient Upgrades Project at Avon WWTF (near Vail, Colorado) faced key challenges: 1) maintaining compliance with units out of service while handling seasonal loading, 2) improving access to underground basins while maintaining structural integrity, and 3) sequencing work while mitigating impacts to neighbors. The project achieved substantial completion in May 2023, serving as a strong example of the value of operator involvement and CMAR delivery in operations during construction.

SpeakerBerlin, Jeffrey

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10:30:00

11:00:00

Session time

10:30:00

11:30:00

SessionProject Delivery Challenges: Continued Operations and Commissioning

Session locationRoom S404c - Level 4

TopicFacility Operations and Maintenance, Intermediate Level, Municipal Wastewater Treatment Design, Utility Management and Leadership

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Berlin, Jeffrey

Author(s)J. Berlin 1; T. Drescher 2 ; B. Luna 1; J. Berlin 1;

Author affiliation(s)Carollo Engineers, Inc. 1; Eagle River Water and Sanitation District 2 ; Carollo Engineers, Inc. 1; Carollo Engineers, Inc. 1;

SourceProceedings of the Water Environment Federation

Document typeConference Paper

PublisherWater Environment Federation

Print publication date Oct 2023

DOI10.2175/193864718825159185

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Content sourceWEFTEC

Word count15

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