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Hospitals
Johns Hopkins BRB
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Laboratories/ R&D
Advanced Chemistry Laboratory
The Institute for Genomic Research
Human Genome Sciences
Walter Reed Army Institute of Research
The Celera Genomics Corporation
Army Physical Sciences Facility
University of Maryland Center for Advanced Research in Biotechnology

Data Centers
AOL
Verio
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Office Buildings
Montgomery Business Park
Baltimore City Police Headquarters


Conference Centers
Washington D.C.
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Hotels
Mandarin Oriental
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Theatre
Frances Merrick Performing Arts Theatre (Hippodrome)

Sports/Recreation
M&T Bank Stadium
Oriole Park at Camden Yards
University of Maryland Comcast Arena

Wastewater and Water Treatment
Back River W.W.T.P.
Patapsco W.W.T.P.
Hillen Pumping Station
Ashburton Filtration Plant

Correctional Facilities
Baltimore City Juvenile Justice Center

Airports
Dulles International
BWI A/B Expansion

Showcase Projects
Back River WWTP

Client/Owner
City of Baltimore

Architect
Arro Consulting, Inc.

Engineer
Arro Consulting, Inc.

Contract Amount
$1,917,215

The Project
The Back River Waste Water Treatment Plant provides waste water treatment service to Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and surrounding vicinities. The Stage 1 Chlorine Improvements on Contract #810 involved the installation of state-of-the-art chlorination equipment making the Back River Treatment Plant one of the most efficient in the State of Maryland.

PK Role
As the prime mechanical contractor, Poole and Kent performed the installation of the following systems/equipment: (8) 12,050 gallon Sodium Hypochlorite Tanks, (2) 5,050 gallon Sodium Bisulfite Tanks, Gas Chlorination and Sulfonatin Ejectors, and a new Carbon Dioxide Sparger System.

Highlights/Challenges
Due to the infrastructure of Maryland's water supply chain, the Back River Waste Water Treatment Plant maintained operation during construction. This simultaneous operation of the plant was possible due to heavy coordination by Poole and Kent's Project Team.

Poole and Kent has completed multiple contracts for the Back River Waste Water Treatment Plant, including the prototype egg digesters (Due to their massive size, they are known to Baltimoreans as the "the golden eggs of Baltimore County.").

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