E-Z Construction was selected to construct a new building and chemical feed system as a critical component of the operations of the MSD Cedar Creek Water Quality Treatment Center.  The existing system was undersized and was deemed in imminent danger of complete failure.  The building required significant foundation improvements due to poor soil at the site. 

The site was excavated to bedrock and built back up to grade with concrete stepped footings.  The building itself is composed of insulated CMU block with precast hollow core roof panels and a built-up roof system.  Two fiberglass tanks were installed in the building along with the associated chemical feed pumps and piping to deliver the prescribed amount of sodium aluminate to the treatment process.  Integration of the new system and remote operation was a critical requirement to meet the needs of the customer.  Environmental and safety controls were installed due to the hazardous nature of the chemical contained in the building.