PERC Water Awarded Arizona Water Association’s 2025 Project of the Year

FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA — PERC Water, a number one developer of progressive water therapy infrastructure, has obtained the Arizona Water Affiliation’s Wastewater Venture of the 12 months Award for its position within the Sarival Water Reclamation Facility mission. The state-of-the-art facility represents the way forward for water reclamation, turning wastewater into high-quality water for reuse. 

Sarival Water Reclamation Facility

Going through the necessity for a quick, future-ready answer to assist fast development within the Goodyear and Litchfield Park areas, Liberty Utilities partnered with PERC Water to fast-track the Sarival Facility. The mission launched in early 2022 amid rising materials prices, labor shortages and provide chain delays. With a give attention to effectivity, modular scalability and sustainability, PERC’s experience and progressive course of ensured a cheap, high-performance answer that exceeded business requirements for water reuse.

Excessive-quality effluent produced by the Sarival Water Reclamation Facility will offset neighborhood potable water demand for leisure makes use of reminiscent of park and panorama irrigation, synthetic lakes, different water options and extra.

Securing the Future

“This facility isn’t nearly treating wastewater—it’s about securing a extra sustainable future,” stated Nate Owen, President of PERC Water. “Thanks to the Arizona Water Affiliation for this prestigious award, and congratulations to our long-term companions at Liberty Utilities and Pacific Superior Civil Engineering, Inc. (PACE), together with all our companions who made this visionary mission a actuality.”

The Arizona Water Affiliation has acknowledged excellent engineering design and building accomplishments by means of the Tasks of the 12 months Awards since 2003. This 12 months, the Sarival Water Reclamation Facility was chosen for its progressive mixture of closed-loop reactors and membrane bioreactors, which produce high-quality water that meets Arizona Title 18 Class A+ requirements for unrestricted reuse. Sensible controls, compact design and low-energy methods assist the power obtain top-tier efficiency with a smaller environmental footprint. This modular system was constructed at 4.0 million gallons per day (MGD) and might be expanded in three phases as much as 12 MGD on simply 6.13 acres – half the area of different designs.

Parntership for Success

“We now have exceeded the expectations of a lot of our stakeholders in assembly such an aggressive schedule for a brand-new 4.0 MGD facility,” stated Moses Thompson, President of Liberty Utilities for Arizona and Texas. “By way of our partnership with PERC, we have been in a position to proceed shortly and with confidence utilizing their progressive design-build method with early part GMP. As a associate, PERC fully exceeded our expectations. They delivered a therapy system that’s progressive and state-of-the-art, whereas being underneath finances and forward of an already accelerated schedule.”