Services

general contracting

Self Perform Services

MEB has the added capability and advantage of self-performing many of the complex, high-risk construction components associated with pump stations and pipeline projects utilizing our in-house experienced construction forces. Much of this work is also completed with our own equipment, providing added value and benefit to our clients. Though the needs of each project are unique, MEB looks for opportunities to utilize our staff of more skilled laborers and tradespeople specialized in local water/wastewater.

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MEB In-House Capabilities

We’re proud to offer a wide range of in-house capabilities, allowing us to self-perform key aspects of our work with precision and efficiency. Here’s a preview at just some of what we do best:

Pile Installation
Cast-in-Place Concrete
Dewatering
Rough Carpentry
Shoring Installation
Buried Piping and Electrical Ductbanks
Demolition
(Process) Equipment Installation
Process Piping
Div 10 Specialty Item Installation
Door Installation
Miscellaneous Metals Installation

What Our Clients Are Saying

MEB performed admirably, interacted respectfully with all staff, and was always respectful of the looming deadlines just on the horizon. Without any reservation, what-so-ever, I would highly recommend MEB for any project, large or small.

Pamela s. Baughman // General Manager, Louisa County Water Authority

What Our Clients Are Saying

I can attest, without reservation, to the dedication of every member of your team and to the quality of the work performed. Finishing on-time and on-budget, without impacting our operations at any point during the process was a feat of excellent planning and careful execution.

Tony Bayat // President, Bauer Compressors

Featured Project

norfolk naval shipyard P-678 dry dock 8 saltwater system for CVN-78

There are currently no government owned dry docks on the east coast that can accommodate the increased cooling requirements of the CVN-78 class aircraft carriers. The goal of this project is to provide a saltwater distribution system with increased pumping capacity to serve the increased demand of the new aircraft...

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Featured Project

boat harbor treatment plant pump station conversion

As part of the Sustainable Water Initiative for Tomorrow (SWIFT) program, HRSD will soon pump wastewater from Newport News to its Nansemond Treatment Plant in Suffolk. To achieve these efforts, the existing Boat Harbor Treatment Plant will be closed and replaced with the Boat Harbor Pump Station.

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Featured Project

roanoke gas conditioning & RNG injection

This project is for the Roanoke Gas Company and is located on the Roanoke WWTP site, next to our Digester Project. This new facility will produce commercial quality renewable natural gas (RNG) from the bio gas that is produced at the Roanoke Regional Water Pollution Control Plant.

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