Environmental Chemical Corp. will construct a water treatment facility at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in Jacksonville, North Carolina, under a potential three-year, $129 million firm-fixed-price contract from the U.S. Navy.
Initial work on the replacement of the Water Treatment Plant at the military training facility is covered by a $126.4 million award funded by the Marine Corps’ military construction budget for fiscal 2018 and 2022, the Department of Defense said Friday.
ECC, which won the contract against two other bidders, will build the plant in compliance with regulatory requirements and will equip it with membrane filtration technology to help with saltwater intrusion risks. The facility is envisioned to have an eight-million-water-gallons-per-day capacity.
Construction will run through August 2025.
The Naval Facilities Engineering Systems Command awarded the contract, which has two options that, if exercised, would raise the cumulative value to its potential amount.
ECC is an employee-owned construction company that offers support services to military customers. Operating from Burlingame, California, it provides design-build, construction, environmental remediation, disaster recovery and other services.
