Scarborough Sanitary District-Asset Management Services
Fiscal Sustainability Project
Scarborough, ME
Project Summary
Hoyle Tanner developed a Fiscal Sustainability (asset management) Program for the Scarborough Sanitary District including asset register with condition and risk assessment for all horizontal and vertical assets, prioritized assets for repair/replacement based on probability and consequence of failure and developed a set of capital improvement projects. The assets covered included the collection system (pipes and manholes), pump stations, and Wastewater Treatment Facility. Hoyle Tanner also assisted the District with leveraging SRF matching funds to complete their asset management plan.
SERVICES
- Facilities Planning
- Planning
- Program Development
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