- Tetra Tech (TTEK, Financial) secures $10 million contract to modernize water systems in Los Angeles County.
- The project aims to enhance operational efficiency, cybersecurity, and reliability of water treatment facilities.
- The company's advanced engineering services will support West Basin MWD's water recycling initiatives.
Tetra Tech, Inc. (TTEK), a leader in high-end consulting and engineering services, has been awarded a $10 million contract by California's West Basin Municipal Water District (MWD) to modernize its water treatment facilities' process control system. Serving nearly one million people across 17 cities in Los Angeles County, the project will involve the replacement and modernization of West Basin MWD's distributed control system to boost operational efficiency, cybersecurity, and reliability.
Tetra Tech's digital systems experts will undertake platform evaluation and selection, design, preparation of plans and technical specifications, and automation system programming and integration. This initiative supports West Basin's Water for Tomorrow program, focusing on advanced water recycling facilities, drought resilience, and the diversification of water supplies in coastal Los Angeles.
Dan Batrack, Tetra Tech Chairman and CEO, emphasized the importance of the project, noting the company's "Leading with Science®" approach to bolstering West Basin's critical digital automation systems. Tetra Tech continues to provide innovative solutions to complex problems in water, environment, and sustainable infrastructure through its extensive expertise and 30,000-strong workforce.
