Updates - Bassett Engineering

Completed Project: Wilson Street

January 31, 2023 By Olivia Novak

Lycoming County Bridge Bundling Program: Bundle 2

Wilson Street Bridge, Jersey Shore Borough

Bassett Engineering is excited to announce the completion of the fourth bridge under Bundle 2 of the Lycoming County Bridge Bundling Program! Wilson Street bridge in Jersey Shore was successfully finished and opened to traffic on 9/17/2022. The bridge consists of 11 precast concrete box sections and an end section. Thanks to Wolyniec Construction for helping make this a successful project!

Check out another bridge from Bundle 2

2018 Bassett Engineering Wastewater Updates

November 26, 2018 By Bassett Engineering

Bassett Engineering was founded with wastewater as one of the cornerstones of our business and it remains that way today. Given our expertise in process design, BE works on industry-leading projects with some of the largest firms and manufacturers in the business. Recently, Bassett Engineering has worked on waste to energy projects as well as traditional process engineering plant design, and Act 537 planning. Contact us to talk about our experienced staff for your wastewater solution.

Land development engineering, NPDES, AQM, and WQM permits for a GESA (Guaranteed Energy Savings Agreement) project that will produce electricity and pipeline-quality natural gas via codigestion of biosolids for Derry Township Municipal Authority in Dauphin County (2021)
Design of dual membrane digester covers, blowers, and controls for Throop WWTF, Lackawanna River Basin Sewer Authority
Process engineering for one of the nations leading Packaged WWTP manufacturers
Act 537 Plans currently underway in South Centre Township, Columbia County, plus Hartleton Borough, Lewis and Hartley Townships in Union County (2018)

Archbald WWTP Headworks (Previous Project)

Photo of the day: MSE Wingwalls set at Upper Bodines Road

January 26, 2018 By Bassett Engineering

Construction continues to move forward at Upper Bodines Road. The MSE wingwalls were set and everyday the bridge is looking more and more like the finished product. Hard to imagine that only a few weeks ago this site was just a big empty hole. Keep following us for more updates!