Veolia Es Technical Solutions- Atlanta (Fulton County)
Veolia Environnement SA
5371 Cooks Rd, Atlanta, GA 30349
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Veolia Es Technical Solutions- Atlanta (Fulton County) is located at 5371 Cooks Rd, Atlanta, GA 30349.
The project includes O&M responsibility for the Atlanta-Fulton County Water Treatment Plant, a state-of-the-art 90-MGD surface water filtration plant serving a population of 370,000. The project opened in November 1990, with Veolia assuming O&M responsibility in January 1991. Veolia North America maintains a 200-MGD raw water pumping station, dual 54-inch raw water mains and 895-million gallons of reservoir capacity owned by the Atlanta Fulton County Water Resources Commission (AFCWRC). Veolia's joint venture partners, Khafra, and Multi-Energy Group, LLC, women-owned/minority owned-business enterprise subcontractors, provide maintenance staff and support. In addition, Veolia offers site tours to the public and hosts global visitors who come to observe a top-notch water operation.
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Contact Details
Street Address
5371 Cooks Rd
Atlanta,
GA
30349
United States
Website
Waste Handlers in Atlanta, GA
Waste Removal USA - Atlanta, GA
Atlanta, GA
Atlanta,
GA
30339
Crystal Clean Atlanta
6140 Purdue Drive, Suite A
Atlanta,
GA
30336
Bin There Dump That - Atlanta
Serving the Atlanta Area
Atlanta,
GA
30301
Bin There Dump That
Serving the Atlanta Area
Atlanta,
GA
30301
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