Client: City of Los Angeles, Environmental Engineering Division (EED), Bureau of Engineering
Service: Staff Augmentation – Specialized Engineering Support
Engagement: Ongoing partnership since 2001
The Challenge
The Environmental Engineering Division (EED) oversees engineering, design, and construction activities related to four major water reclamation plants:
- Hyperion Water Reclamation Plant
- Donald C. Tillman Water Reclamation Plant
- Los Angeles-Glendale Water Reclamation Plant
- Terminal Island Water Reclamation Plant
During periods of high demand, EED has needed access to experienced engineering professionals who can support complex water and wastewater projects without the delays of traditional hiring.
The Solution
Project Partners has supported EED by providing flexible, as-needed engineering talent through strategic partnerships and existing contract vehicles. This approach has allowed EED to quickly access specialized professionals in areas such as:
- Project Management
- Process Engineering
- Construction Management
- Civil Engineering Design
- Design Drafting
By leveraging existing contracts and relationships, Project Partners has helped EED bring in specialized support quickly and cost-effectively.
The Impact
- Provided access to specialized engineering talent when needed
- Helped EED respond quickly during periods of high demand
- Supported engineering, design, and construction efforts across multiple facilities
- Leveraged existing contract vehicles to simplify engagement
- Delivered cost-effective support without long-term staffing commitments
Project Experience
Project Partners has supported EED by providing engineering professionals for project management, design, and construction-related efforts. According to Division Engineer Ethan Wong, the ability to provide qualified candidates in a cost-effective manner has helped support EED’s operations.
The Takeaway
By providing flexible access to specialized engineering talent, Project Partners has helped the Environmental Engineering Division respond to changing demands, support critical infrastructure projects, and maintain momentum across its water reclamation facilities.
