Pump Station Engineering Services in South Jersey

Engineering support for wastewater and stormwater pump stations that helps municipalities maintain reliable service, improve system performance, and protect public health across South Jersey.

What It Is

Stormwater and sanitary sewer pump station engineering focuses on the evaluation, design, rehabilitation, and improvement of critical pumping infrastructure.

This may include condition assessments, capacity analysis, mechanical and electrical upgrades, wet well improvements, force main improvement relining or replacement, coordination, permitting, bidding and construction-phase support.

Who Is It For

This service is for municipalities, sewer authorities, public works departments, utility operators, and regional agencies responsible for wastewater or stormwater pumping systems.

It supports communities looking to address aging infrastructure, improve reliability, reduce maintenance concerns, and meet current regulatory and operational needs.

Our Role

Sickels & Associates serves as the technical lead, providing engineering support from initial assessment through design, permitting, construction, and closeout.

Our team focuses on practical, cost-effective solutions that improve station performance, support long-term operation, and help maintain dependable service for the community.

Our Process

  1. Assess the pump station, wet well, pumps, controls, piping, electrical systems, SCADA systems, site access, and maintenance history.
  2. Evaluate capacity, reliability, equipment condition, regulatory requirements, and future service demands.
  3. Develop design plans, specifications, cost estimates, permitting documents, and construction recommendations.
  4. Work with municipal staff, utility operators, NJDEP, County, and other regulatory agencies, electrical providers, and project stakeholders.
  5. Assist with bidding, contractor coordination, construction observation, testing, startup, and project/contract closeout.

Pump Station Engineering Services FAQs

When should a stormwater or sanitizing sewer pump station be upgraded?

A pump station may need upgrades when equipment is aging, maintenance needs are increasing, capacity is limited, controls are outdated, or reliability concerns affect daily operations.

What types of improvements can be included?

Improvements may include pump replacement, electrical and control upgrades, wet well rehabilitation, piping modifications, emergency generator systems, site improvements, and force main improvements, relining, or replacement.

Why does local experience matter?

Local permitting requirements, utility coordination, site constraints, groundwater and operating conditions, and construction access can all affect the scope, schedule, and success of a pump station project.

Related Projects

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.

Wastewater Pump Station Rehabilitation

Evaluation, design, and construction support for upgrades that improve reliability and extend service life.

Pump Replacement & Controls Upgrades

Mechanical, electrical, and control system improvements that support efficient operation and easier maintenance.

Force Main & Collection System Coordination

Engineering support for connected sewer infrastructure, capacity needs, and system performance improvements.

Emergency Power & Site Improvements

Design support for backup power, access, drainage, fencing, paving, and related pump station site needs.

Let’s Build Better Communities Together.

We are committed to clear communication, practical solutions and reliable coordination at every stage of the project.

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