Parsons begins task order extension in San Diego Pure Water program

Parsons (PSN) announced that it has initiated a task order extension supporting the San Diego Pure Water program. This task order is a component of the eight-year, $110M contract the Parsons-led joint venture with Black & Veatch was awarded in 2018 to provide comprehensive construction management services for treatment plants and associated facilities integral to the Pure Water Program. The San Diego Pure Water Program is a pivotal initiative implemented by the City of San Diego to reduce its reliance on imported water and provide a reliable, local, and sustainable water supply. Upon full implementation by 2035, the program is expected to produce 83M gallons of water per day, nearly half of San Diego’s overall water supply and will reduce the city’s treated wastewater ocean discharges by 50%, contributing to healthier ocean ecosystems and promoting responsible water reuse. Under this task order, Parsons and Black & Veatch will continue to provide construction management services for the North City Pure Water Facility, which is part of Phase 1 of the Pure Water Program. The new facility will be a state-of-the-art advanced water treatment facility designed to produce up to 34M gallons of water per day and will be equipped with the most advanced controls and monitoring systems to ensure treatment reliability.