BILCO Doors Support Massive Project to Develop Nebraska Community

Project Snapshot

  • The Unified Southern Sarpy Wastewater System includes 45 miles of sewer lines, three lift gravity stations and a $130 million investment aimed at enabling regional development in Sarpy County, Nebraska.
  • The project is expected to open 97,000 new parcels for development and generate substantial revenue, including $74 million in annual sales tax and $60 million in annual property tax.

BILCO Products

  • BILCO supplied 31 stainless steel floor doors with fall protection grating, specified in various sizes, designed for corrosive environments with fall protection grates and lift assistance for one-hand operation.
  • The doors ensure high security, easy operation and are integral to protecting equipment and facilitating sewer conveyance in the infrastructure project.

The Unified Southern Sarpy Wastewater System is a transformative infrastructure project designed to support the rapid growth of Sarpy County, Nebraska. By installing a new gravity sewer system, force mains and lift stations, the project will dramatically expand the region’s capacity for development. This is crucial because of the expanding population of the county and the project is expected to generate substantial tax revenue for the state and surrounding cities.

BILCO provided critical support to this large-scale project by supplying durable, stainless steel floor doors for the wastewater system. These doors, designed for corrosive environments, are easy to operate and enhance safety, securing the equipment essential for the efficient operation of the sewer system. Their contribution plays a key role in ensuring the project’s functionality and long-term success.

"There are only a few manufacturers in the industry that provide these types of doors for the corrosive environment, BILCO was among the list specified by our engineer. They are a very solid and safe system. We wanted something that was going to provide a high level of security. We don’t want somebody falling into some of these areas. And they secure the equipment needed to facilitate the movement and conveyance of our sewers. They’re very functional and easy to operate.”

Jeff Thompson, Project Engineer

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