(Washington, DC) – In preparation for construction associated with the DC Water Northeast Boundary Tunnel (NEBT) (dcwater.com/NEBT), DC Water's contractor will begin staging for shaft excavation activities on 4th Street, NE at the intersection of Rhode Island Avenue, NE. This will require the current work site on 4th Street to be expanded into one lane on Rhode Island Avenue. Subsequently ...
(Washington, DC) – DC Water's contractor will begin jet grouting work at the intersection of First Street and Rhode Island Avenue, NW, as a continuation of work associated with the Northeast Boundary Tunnel Project. The contractor will install jet grout columns on the north side of the intersection at First Street and Rhode Island Avenue, NW. One method of stabilizing the soil on the Northeast ...
Media Contacts:
DC Water:
Pamela Mooring/Emanuel Briggs
Pamela.Mooring@dcwater.com / Emanuel.Briggs@dcwater.com
202-787-2089/2003
National Park Service:
Katie Liming (NPS)
Katelyn_Liming@nps.gov
202-619-7156
The District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority (DC Water) in cooperation with the National Park Service (NPS) welcome public review and comment on a proposal to rehabilitate the sanitary ...
(Washington, DC) – DC Water's contractor will begin jet grouting work at the intersection of First Street and Rhode Island Avenue, NW, as a continuation of work associated with the Northeast Boundary Tunnel Project. The contractor will install jet grout columns on the north side of the intersection at First Street and Rhode Island Avenue, NW. One method of stabilizing the soil on the Northeast ...
Open house for the public shows off remarkable innovation
DC Water today welcomed the public into its new administrative office space in Southeast, a consolidation of multiple departments that will provide customers with easy access to board meetings, contracting opportunities and meeting space.
The new office building is located adjacent to the Navy Yard metro station, multiple Capital ...
DC Water is holding an open house and inviting neighbors and community members to visit its new headquarters in Southeast. DC Water staff moved into the building at the end of 2018 to consolidate functions from several facilities under one roof on DC Water property. The Authority was able to move some departments out of leased office space, saving on operating costs. The new location also makes DC ...
Five winners will receive $500 each and will paint their design on DC Water storm drains
DC Water this week launched an art contest encouraging District residents to submit designs that communicate the importance of the DC Clean Rivers Project and the need to invest in water and sewer infrastructure in the District.
“The cleaner Anacostia River is bringing a revitalization to the Anacostia ...
DC Water announced today a schedule for town hall meetings in all 8 wards, outreach which provides customers an opportunity to learn about the water authority’s proposed rates and fees for next year while allowing the public to share concerns, comments and ideas. The meetings are intended to provide customers with an opportunity to comment on new rates for the fiscal year that begins October 1. ...
DC Water and customers this week celebrate the importance of clean water during national Drinking Water Week. This annual celebration brings together water professionals and the communities they serve in recognizing the vital role water has in our everyday lives.
The theme of this year’s celebration is “Protect the Source,” which captures the importance of protecting the health of D.C.’s source ...
-Survey respondents will help improve DC Water communications and be entered for a chance to win a $100 gift card-
DC Water this week launched a survey to ask customers questions about how they use water, what they think of tap water safety and how they dispose of certain kinds of waste, such as cooking grease and unwanted medications.
The goal of the survey is to better understand what ...
