The City of Columbia Selects M. B. Kahn for Water Treatment Plant Improvements
April 28, 2015
COLUMBIA, SC – M. B. Kahn has been selected by the City of Columbia to perform improvements at their Canal Water Treatment Plant. The $6.67 Million contract will provide upgrades to the sedimentation basins, sludge collectors and sludge thickener pump station. Work will commence later this month and will take approximately 15 months.
“We are proud to be working at both of the water treatment plants for the City and continuing our long standing relationship,” said Bill Edmonds, Executive Vice President of M. B. Kahn Construction Co., Inc.
The City of Columbia has once again chosen M. B. Kahn to build another significant Water Treatment Plant Project. Work will begin later this month on improvements to the Lake Murray Water Treatment Plant on the shores of Lake Murray located north of Irmo. The $22 million dollar project will ensure that the businesses and residents of Columbia will continue to benefit from the premier water quality provided by the City of Columbia.
“We are proud to continue M. B. Kahn’s 50 year heritage of partnering with City of Columbia to enhance their water works systems,” said Bill Neely, President of M. B. Kahn Construction Co., Inc.
About M.B. Kahn
Headquartered in Columbia, South Carolina, M. B. Kahn operates throughout the Southeast and serves all market sectors. Founded in 1927, M. B. Kahn is one of the nation’s leading construction companies, offering general contracting, construction management and design-build services. Engineering News-Record has named it South Carolina’s top contractor two years in a row. For more information, visit www.mbkahn.com.
