This project demonstrates PEER’s experience in wastewater evaluation, investigation and reuse studies; wastewater permit compliance sampling and analysis; sludge and wastewater characterization, sampling and analysis; wastewater evaluations, investigation, reuse studies; sludge and wastewater characterization sampling and analysis; preparing NPDES permit applications and monitoring reports for indirect and direct wastewater discharges for wastewater collection and treatment systems; conducting wastewater treatment plant operational evaluations.

The RiverRenew also known as the RiverRenew Tunnel System (RRTS) is part of the largest infrastructure project in Alexandria, Virgina’s history.

PEER was selected, as a Subcontractor, to support in providing Program Management Services for the City of Baltimore’s on-going Water Main Replacement Program.

The Renewable Portfolio Standard Expansion Amendment Act of 2016 established the District of Columbia’s Solar for All Program (Solar for All). The purpose of the program is to expand solar energy utilization, provide benefits of solar power to low-income residents, and identify innovative solutions to overcome core barriers to installing more solar capacity in the District. PEER was awarded one of the first 13 grants to generate at least 500 kW of power using PV panels mounted on rooftops of mastered-metered, income-qualified buildings. The power generated will offset the electricity bills of 100 low-income households in the District for a 15-year period. PEER is responsible for all aspects of the project including stakeholder engagement for building residents, owners, and other interested stakeholders, and monetizing the financial benefits of the DER to ensure project sustainability over the 15-year operating period.