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Water Wednesday Webinar
Enhancing Reliability & Rehabilitating the Hidden Heart of NYC Sewer Infrastructure
The challenge of maintaining aging infrastructure

Agenda

The challenge of maintaining aging infrastructure is a hot topic among urban utility providers. As a part of New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) continuing effort to maintain the reliability and functionality of New York City's crucial wastewater infrastructure, DEP contracted with engineering consultants to revitalize 15 pumping stations throughout NYC.  

This Water Wednesday provides insights into the reconstruction and rehabilitation of one of those facilities, Avenue U Pumping Station, located in Brooklyn, NY.   

Join us to learn about the comprehensive state of good repair improvements undertaken at the Avenue U Pumping Station, including the innovations, best practices, successes and challenges encountered. 

Meet the speakers: 

  • Aimee Boulet, VP, PE, Manager, NY Metro Water Division Manager. Aimee manages the reconstruction of three DEP pumping stations, the Bay Park Conveyance Project in Nassau County and DEP’s first ever design build delivery for several downstate projects. She also oversees DEP’s CSO Program that provides long-term control planning for $6B+ of green and grey infrastructure projects.  
  • Fini Shafieifini, PE, Process-Mechanical Lead, NY Metro Water Division. Fini is a water and wastewater engineer with extensive industry experience in pumping station and treatment plant projects with a combined capacity greater than one billion gallons. He is the technical lead for the reconstruction of three DEP pumping stations and the DEP Energy and Carbon Neutrality Plan at 14 In-City Wastewater Resource Recovery Facilities. 
  • Zachary Wasserman, PE, Project Manager, NY Metro Water Division . Zach is the deputy manager for the reconstruction of three DEP pumping stations. He also manages the HVAC design of the Queens-Brooklyn Tunnel portion of City Tunnel No. 3. 

 

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The challenge of maintaining aging infrastructure is a hot topic among urban utility providers. As a part of New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) continuing effort to maintain the reliability and functionality of New York City's crucial wastewater infrastructure, DEP contracted with engineering consultants to revitalize 15 pumping stations throughout NYC.  

This Water Wednesday provides insights into the reconstruction and rehabilitation of one of those facilities, Avenue U Pumping Station, located in Brooklyn, NY.   

Join us to learn about the comprehensive state of good repair improvements undertaken at the Avenue U Pumping Station, including the innovations, best practices, successes and challenges encountered. 

Meet the speakers: 

  • Aimee Boulet, VP, PE, Manager, NY Metro Water Division Manager. Aimee manages the reconstruction of three DEP pumping stations, the Bay Park Conveyance Project in Nassau County and DEP’s first ever design build delivery for several downstate projects. She also oversees DEP’s CSO Program that provides long-term control planning for $6B+ of green and grey infrastructure projects.  
  • Fini Shafieifini, PE, Process-Mechanical Lead, NY Metro Water Division. Fini is a water and wastewater engineer with extensive industry experience in pumping station and treatment plant projects with a combined capacity greater than one billion gallons. He is the technical lead for the reconstruction of three DEP pumping stations and the DEP Energy and Carbon Neutrality Plan at 14 In-City Wastewater Resource Recovery Facilities. 
  • Zachary Wasserman, PE, Project Manager, NY Metro Water Division. Zach is the deputy manager for the reconstruction of three DEP pumping stations. He also manages the HVAC design of the Queens-Brooklyn Tunnel portion of City Tunnel No. 3.