Clay Station Pumping Plant

Clay Station Pumping Plant construction

About the Clay Station Pumping Plant

The Clay Station Pumping Plant is a new 100 million gallon per day (MGD) pumping plant. Construction of the pumping plant includes the following

  • A reinforced concrete pumping plant building approximately 46 ft wide x 194 ft long with related piping. Furnish and install four 1750 hp vertical turbine pumps and motors. Two of the four pumps will be controlled by variable frequency drives.
  • A reinforced concrete intake structure on the existing Folsom South Canal.
  • Site piping and valves including an 84" diameter ML&CS suction header and 72" ML&CS discharge header.
  • A 200,000 gallon, 144 foot diameter underground steel surge tank.
  • A 69kV transmission substation with SF6 main circuit breakers, isolating switches, metering unit, structures, and load-tap changing power transformer.
  • An asphalt driveway and parking areas for the pumping plant and landscaping around the pumping plant.

General Information

Contractor
Balfour Beatty logo

Contractor Work Hours
7 am – 6 pm, Monday – Friday

Construction Timeframe
Fall 2007 – Spring 2010

Contact
Gerald Schwartz
EBMUD Community Ombudsman
(209) 334-3048
gschwart@ebmud.com

Current Activities

No upcoming construction activities