Browse the case studies listed below.
Explore real-life challenges faced by trade professionals and contractors across a range of industries, and learn how Ferguson Waterworks facilitated solutions to help them achieve success.
Our precision reality-capture, BIM, cloud data analysis, and dedicated project management delivered precise pipe modeling for the wastewater treatment plant upgrade.
The Ferguson Waterworks Virtual Design and Construction team supports potable reuse projects such as the Donald C. Tillman Advanced Water Purification Facility (AWPF) in Los Angeles.
After purchasing heavily grazed pastureland, a private owner seeks to rebuild soil health and implement regenerative farming practices.
Our dedicated VDC modeling team and vast experience in plant-type construction enabled us to create a complex model of the chemical feed piping. These intricate details offered the client's mechanical site crew an accurate visualization before mobilizing.
As annual grass creeps its way into the primary forage zone for the Flathead Reservation's big horn sheep, efforts to both outcompete the low-quality grasses and promote native grasses for forage begin.
When Russian knapweed overruns a western Colorado rangeland, forage quality suffers.
After several attempts to stabilize the area surrounding the Grand Boulevard Park channel, the City of Nichols Hills partners with the experts at Ferguson Waterworks for long-term and aesthetically pleasing channel stabilization solutions.
With proven and innovative nature-based water quality solutions, Ferguson Waterworks helps reduce phosphorus and nitrogen in downtown headwaters.
A parking expansion project at a VA Medical Center in Texas requires additional stormwater detention. Looking for professional recommendations, they contact Ferguson Waterworks.
When it comes to complex projects like constructing a new 44 MGF water treatment facility, the Ferguson Waterworks in-house Virtual Design and Construction team provides a clear path to project success. We help consolidate all the components into one resource using VDC software and tools.
ERTC Lots 16-18 are nested on a hillside with existing utilities complicating the stormwater drainage system - Ferguson Waterworks keeps the project on track with stackable R-Tank Stormwater Modules which offer both storage and subsurface drainage for slopes.
With an active coal seam threatening the possibility of another wild fire, Colorado's Division of Reclamation seeks solutions to reduce combustible grass and promote native, perennial grass. NutraFix micronutrient fertilizer showcases powerful results.
