Engineering support for municipal sanitation systems that protect public health, maintain regulatory compliance, and support reliable wastewater collection and treatment infrastructure throughout South Jersey.
Municipal sanitation engineering focuses on the planning, design, evaluation, and improvement of wastewater collection, conveyance, and treatment systems.
Services may include sanitary sewer evaluations, pump station design, infiltration and inflow studies, system rehabilitation planning, permitting support, and construction-phase services.
This service is for municipalities, utility authorities, public works departments, and regional wastewater agencies responsible for maintaining sanitary sewer systems and wastewater infrastructure.
It supports communities seeking to improve system performance, address aging infrastructure, meet regulatory requirements, and accommodate future growth.
Sickels & Associates serves as the technical lead, providing engineering expertise across planning, design, permitting, rehabilitation, and infrastructure improvement projects.
Our team is focused on system reliability, environmental stewardship, regulatory compliance, and cost-effective solutions that support long-term community needs.
Municipal sanitation engineering involves the planning, design, operation, and improvement of wastewater collection and treatment systems that protect public health and the environment.
Improvements may include sewer rehabilitation, pump station upgrades, inflow and infiltration reduction programs, capacity improvements, and system modernization projects.
Excess groundwater and stormwater entering sanitary sewer systems can increase treatment costs, reduce system efficiency, and contribute to overflows during wet-weather events.
Sample project types include wastewater pump station rehabilitation, pump replacement and controls upgrades, force main and collection system improvements, relining, or replacement, emergency power, and site improvements, or NJDEP-related projects.
Condition assessments, rehabilitation planning, and infrastructure improvements that extend system life and improve reliability.
Evaluation, design, and modernization of pumping facilities to improve performance and operational efficiency.
Analysis of existing infrastructure to identify capacity constraints and support future development planning.
Design and construction support for sewer main replacements, extensions, and related infrastructure upgrades.
We are committed to clear communication, practical solutions and reliable coordination at every stage of the project.
