Potable Water

Potable water is the drinking water we assume will come out of the faucet when we turn it on each day. Indiana is blessed with an abundant supply of ground and surface waters, but converting all that water to a state considered "potable" requires the highest levels of experiences, technology, and skills. The Commonwealth Engineers' Potable Water Team is committed to helping communities throughout Indiana provide plentiful and safe drinking water for all.

To that end, the Commonwealth Engineers Potable Water Team represents expertise in both conventional and new technologies for system improvements. Our accomplishments include projects related to all aspects of potable water: wells, surface intakes, treatment, chemical feed, pumping, water mains and storage. In addition, we have effectively mastered all planning components associated with the development of preliminary engineering reports, master plans, wellhead protection plans, vulnerability assessments and emergency response plans.

You can be confident the Commonwealth Engineers Potable Water Team stays current on all new and proposed regulations from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These rules govern both ground and surface water treatment, contaminants, and construction, operations and maintenance, and operator certifications. In fact, the Commonwealth Engineers Potable Water Team has over 65 years of combined experiences in helping communities meet and exceed all regulatory requirements and local needs.

Featured Projects

Lake Santee Regional Waste & Water District - New Water Treatment Plant
Southwestern Bartholomew Water Corporation - Waterworks Improvements Project
Town of Ashley  - New Water Treatment Plant
City of Elwood - Waterworks Improvements Project
Town of Swayzee - Waterworks Improvements Project