A phased implementation strategy
A progressive design-build approach aligned four phases with annual budgets while maintaining operations.
Pearland replaced its outdated SCADA system with virtualized technology across 10 treatment plants and 48 lift stations to boost efficiency.
City of Pearland
Pearland, Texas
Pearland's aging SCADA system lacked effective remote control and monitoring, leading to maintenance challenges and troubleshooting struggles. A new city-wide SCADA platform replaced the outdated infrastructure, integrating remote alarms and automated reporting software and boosting automation standards.
A progressive design-build approach aligned four phases with annual budgets while maintaining operations.
Site architecture was replaced with redundant virtualization, guaranteeing data collection even during disruptions.
Facility-wide consistent standards and human-machine interfaces were established with remote alarms and automatic reporting.
In-house fabrication gave design flexibility, controlled costs, boosted quality, and reduced risk of project delays.
Pearland's once-outdated SCADA system has transformed into a streamlined solution that supports operations and the region's growing needs. Thanks to close client collaboration and engagement via workshops and technical meetings, project teams were able to introduce site-specific solutions without long negotiations or delays.