City of Burlington Receives Focus on Energy Grant

Release Date: June 17, 2008

B URLINGTON , Wisconsin – The City of Burlington Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) has been awarded a $150,299 grant from the Wisconsin Focus on Energy – Renewable Energy Program! Applied Technologies, Inc. (ATI) assisted the WPCF with the grant application process.

ATI and the Burlington WPCF are working together to design and construct a three phase expansion project to meet projected year 2027 loadings and improve operation of the facility. The Focus on Energy grant will fund upgrades to the facility’s existing biogas handling system, which is currently generating biogas that is unusable due to a high level of siloxanes. In order to remove these siloxanes and utilize the resulting biogas, gas treatment will be added and improvements will be made to the existing cogeneration engine.

ATI and the City of Burlington have partnered on several projects throughout the last 15 years, including design and construction of the current WPCF in 1992.

Applied Technologies Welcomes Karen Mandli-Kading

Release Date: May 22, 2008

BROOKFIELD , Wisconsin – Applied Technologies, Inc. ( ATI ) recently hired Karen Mandli-Kading as a construction manager. She will be managing the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant for the Village of Antioch, Illinois.

Mandli-Kading has worked in the construction field for thirty years and has been managing projects since the early 1980s. She possesses a Certificate in Project Management from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Town of Lyons Sanitary District Awards Project to Applied Technologies

Release Date: May 22, 2008

LYONS , Wisconsin – The Town of Lyons Sanitary District No. 2 has awarded its Wastewater Facility Upgrade and Expansion project to Applied Technologies, Inc.

The existing facility was constructed in 1980, and a Facilities Plan was completed in 2006. This Plan recommended that the plant capacity be doubled with the construction of a new $4 million treatment plant. Design of the plant will be completed in 2008 with construction in 2009.

Madison MSD Awards Project to the Applied Technologies/Carollo Engineers Team

Release Date: May 9, 2008

MADISON , Wisconsin – Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) has awarded its Solids Handling Facilities Plan project to the Applied Technologies (ATI)/Carollo Engineers team.

The primary goal of the Plan is to provide the District with a detailed roadmap to achieve a reliable, cost-effective, sustainable process yielding a Class A biosolids product. The facilities planning effort will begin in May 2008 and is anticipated to be completed by the end of 2008.

ATI has completed 15 projects for MMSD within the last 20 years. Carollo is known for its knowledge and experience with advanced bioenergy and will assume responsibility for this part of the project.

Rice Lake Utilities Project Awarded to Applied Technologies

Release Date: May 6, 2008

RICE LAKE , Wisconsin – Rice Lake Utilities has awarded its Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades project to Applied Technologies (ATI).

Due to the age and condition of some of its facilities, Rice Lake Utilities prepared an Operation and Needs Review (ONR) in 2007. The ONR identified a number of infrastructure improvements to be made in the next 5-10 years. These improvements will be designed by ATI and are anticipated to be operational in early 2010.

Rice Lake Utilities and ATI have worked together successfully in the past, including Rice Lake ’s previous plant upgrade project in 1997.

For more information, please contact Kim D'Amato at (262) 784-7690 or kjdamato@ati-ae.com.


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	City of Burlington Receives Focus on Energy Grant Release Date: June 17, 2008 B URLINGTON , Wisconsin – The City of Burlington Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) has been awarded a $150,299 grant from the Wisconsin Focus on Energy – Renewable Energy Program! Applied Technologies, Inc. (ATI) assisted the WPCF with the grant application process. ATI and the Burlington WPCF are working together to design and construct a three phase expansion project to meet projected year 2027 loadings and improve operation of the facility. The Focus on Energy grant will fund upgrades to the facility’s existing biogas handling system, which is currently generating biogas that is unusable due to a high level of siloxanes. In order to remove these siloxanes and utilize the resulting biogas, gas treatment will be added and improvements will be made to the existing cogeneration engine. ATI and the City of Burlington have partnered on several projects throughout the last 15 years, including design and construction of the current WPCF in 1992. Applied Technologies Welcomes Karen Mandli-Kading Release Date: May 22, 2008 BROOKFIELD , Wisconsin – Applied Technologies, Inc. ( ATI ) recently hired Karen Mandli-Kading as a construction manager. She will be managing the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant for the Village of Antioch, Illinois. Mandli-Kading has worked in the construction field for thirty years and has been managing projects since the early 1980s. She possesses a Certificate in Project Management from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Town of Lyons Sanitary District Awards Project to Applied Technologies Release Date: May 22, 2008 LYONS , Wisconsin – The Town of Lyons Sanitary District No. 2 has awarded its Wastewater Facility Upgrade and Expansion project to Applied Technologies, Inc. The existing facility was constructed in 1980, and a Facilities Plan was completed in 2006. This Plan recommended that the plant capacity be doubled with the construction of a new $4 million treatment plant. Design of the plant will be completed in 2008 with construction in 2009. Madison MSD Awards Project to the Applied Technologies/Carollo Engineers Team Release Date: May 9, 2008 MADISON , Wisconsin – Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District (MMSD) has awarded its Solids Handling Facilities Plan project to the Applied Technologies (ATI)/Carollo Engineers team. The primary goal of the Plan is to provide the District with a detailed roadmap to achieve a reliable, cost-effective, sustainable process yielding a Class A biosolids product. The facilities planning effort will begin in May 2008 and is anticipated to be completed by the end of 2008. ATI has completed 15 projects for MMSD within the last 20 years. Carollo is known for its knowledge and experience with advanced bioenergy and will assume responsibility for this part of the project. Rice Lake Utilities Project Awarded to Applied Technologies Release Date: May 6, 2008 RICE LAKE , Wisconsin – Rice Lake Utilities has awarded its Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrades project to Applied Technologies (ATI). Due to the age and condition of some of its facilities, Rice Lake Utilities prepared an Operation and Needs Review (ONR) in 2007. The ONR identified a number of infrastructure improvements to be made in the next 5-10 years. These improvements will be designed by ATI and are anticipated to be operational in early 2010. Rice Lake Utilities and ATI have worked together successfully in the past, including Rice Lake ’s previous plant upgrade project in 1997. For more information, please contact Kim D'Amato at (262) 784-7690 or kjdamato@ati-ae.com.