We Do Tanks Project Delivery Options for Wastewater Treatment Plant Projects

We Do Tanks (wedotanks.com) offers two main ways to plug into a wastewater treatment plant project: a turn-key approach where it acts as your total project management solution, or an integrated role where it works alongside your existing wastewater consultants and site engineers. Both are backed by the same engineering scope — design, construction, and operation of water and wastewater treatment and purification plants — and the firm bills by the project rather than by the hour, which lets you model costs precisely before committing.

The two delivery models

Turn-key project management

Under this model, We Do Tanks takes a comprehensive role and can run the project end to end. The company describes this as being your "total WWTP project management solution," with the client deciding how comprehensive the arrangement should be. This is the option to weigh if you want a single point of accountability rather than coordinating multiple vendors yourself.

Integrated team member

Alternatively, We Do Tanks can work as "an integral part of your technical and planning team" alongside your own wastewater treatment plant consultants and site engineers. Choose this if you already have consultants or site engineers in place and want to add precast tank design and process engineering expertise without replacing your existing team.

What both options include

Why the precast tank design matters to delivery

The delivery model you pick sits on top of a specific product: precast concrete tanks built on a patented system. Three claims from the company are worth checking against your project requirements:

• Longevity — the longest installation has been fully operational for just short of forty years.
• No-leak warranty — the company warrants no leaks due to its patented system.
• No severed tendons — the company states you will never have severed tendons with its design.

If leak risk or structural tendon failure is a concern in your specification, ask for documentation on these points during selection.

Where the firm is licensed and has installed

The company's president is a licensed professional engineer with registrations in Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin, and Wyoming, with applications pending in additional states. He is also an NCEES Model Law Engineer and internationally approved through NCEES. Recent additions to his licensure include Arkansas, Colorado, and Illinois.

Precast concrete tank and water/wastewater treatment plant design-build installations are listed in Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Kentucky, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Wisconsin.

If your project state is not on either list, confirm current licensure and installation experience before assuming coverage.

How to choose between the two models

• Pick turn-key if you lack in-house engineering capacity, want one contract covering design through operation, and prefer a single accountable party.
• Pick the integrated role if you already retain consultants or site engineers whose knowledge of the site you want to keep, and you mainly need precast tank and process engineering input plus permit support.
• Either way, the project-based fee structure means you can request a fixed project cost rather than estimating hourly effort — useful when you need a defensible budget figure for approval.

Practical next step

Contact We Do Tanks with your project state, plant type, and whether you already have consultants engaged. That single answer — existing team or not — determines which of the two delivery models fits, and the project-based pricing lets you get a firm number back rather than a rate estimate.