New Smyrna Beach Utilities, which provides reliable service to an area of 71.9 square miles, engaged CHA to perform an asset inventory of services lines within its potable distribution system. CHA used current as-builts provided by the client, integrating them into ArcGIS, and employed a data collection system using Microsoft Excel. This comprehensive approach allowed CHA to create a detailed asset inventory assessment and review for the client’s service line assets.
The total service area encompasses about 71.9 square miles.
Provides services to 30,000 residential and commercial customers.
Collective utilities are the third largest source of power in Florida.
Robert Reiss, PE*
Vice President,
Principal Engineer
Robert has over three decades of experience with advanced water and wastewater treatment systems. His work focuses on membrane treatment systems, including seawater, groundwater, and fresh surface water systems. These projects have regularly involved microfiltration (MF), ultrafiltration (UF), nanofiltration (NF), and RO technologies. He has similar experience working with conventional coagulation systems, media filtration, and other advanced treatment technologies.