WORK EXPERIENCE

 

Bob is Chief Environmental Engineer at Willett, Hofmann & Associates, Inc., with twenty years of experience in the planning, design and implementation of water and wastewater distribution system extension projects, and the modification and improvements for water and wastewater treatment plant processes as well as other related projects in the environmental arena.

 

RECENT PROJECTS

 

Village of Thomson, Sewerage and WWTP Improvements

Responsible for design, project administration and construction observation including project coordination for the Village’s new 0.80 MGD Wastewater Treatment Plant Facility and connecting  main street pumping station.

$5,500,000

 

City of Dixon, Plum Creek Sewer Extension

Responsible for design and project administration of the project involving the design of  approximately 23,200 L.F. of 8” through 24” diameter sanitary sewer along the Plum Creek drainage way and Lowell Park Road to provide sewer service to new subdivisions north of the City of Dixon.

$3,750,000

 

City of Dixon, Water Works Improvements

Responsible for the design, project administration and construction management of the construction of a new 1,500 gpm, 1,800 ft. deep well, 300,000 gallon elevated water storage tank, well pump building, two 750 gpm booster pump stations, SCADA controls and new radio telemetry equipment for the entire City waterworks system.

$1,900,000

 

City of Dixon, Water Works Improvements

Bob was responsible for the design, project administration and construction management.  Project involved the construction of two  12,500 gallon hydropneumatic tanks with building, two 750 gpm booster pump stations, SCADA controls and new radio telemetry equipment for the expanded waterworks system.

$2,000,000

 

City of Dixon, Water Works Improvements

As project manager, Bob was responsible for the design, project administration, IEPA loan administration, and construction management.  Project involved the replacement of two concrete reservoirs with one  new 1.25 MG concrete reservoir with a pump building, three stall garage and associated piping.

$2,650,000

 

City of Sterling,  Sewerage Improvements

As project manager, Bob was responsible for the design, project administration, IEPA loan administration, and construction management.  The project involved the constriction of a multi-port diffuser extending into the Rock River.

$900,000