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reeman-Millican, Inc. is currently designing the Barnes Bridge Pump Station for the City of Mesquite. Major aspects of this design are the structural calculations and modeling that will ensure the safety as well as the durability and longevity of the pump station site.

ompleted in 2004, this project consisted of the design of a 500,000 gallon composite elevated storage tank with a construction cost of $898,000. This facility is approximately 180′ tall and is approximately 30′ in diameter.

ompleted in 2007 with a construction cost of $9,563,063, this project included the design and construction administration of approximately 23 miles of a 20- through 36-inch water transmission line to deliver water from the City of McKinney distribution system to the cities of Melissa, Anna, Van Alstyne and Howe, including meter stations for each city. …

ompleted in 2003 for a construction cost of $2,150,000, this project consisted of a 3 million gallon composite elevated storage tank located in south Mesquite near I-20. This facility is approximately 149 feet tall and 110 feet in diameter and is one of the largest composite elevated tanks in the world.

ompleted in 2007, this project was funded by the Greater Texoma Utility Authority and is located in the City of McKinney, Texas. With a construction cost of $3,254,020, this project consisted of the design and project administration of a 7.34 MGD pump station (expandable to 28 MGD) that pumps treated water from the City of …

his project involved the design of a pump station and ground storage reservoir for the City of Forney that included the installation of three (3) 4200 g.p.m. vertical turbine pumps and motors as well as a 4.0 million gallon prestressed concrete ground storage reservoir. Pictured here is a plan sheet prepared by Freeman-Millican as well …