Park Ten Wastewater Treatment Plant

Q: Why is this project being undertaken? What is its purpose? 
A: The purpose of this project is to decommission Park Ten Wastewater Treatment Plant (Wastewater Treatment Plant) and instead convey flow to a newly installed Wastewater Lines east of Highway 6. 

Q: Why has there been such a long period without activity on the project? 
A: The original contractor for this project filed for bankruptcy and was subsequently unable to continue to the work. Therefore, the City terminated their contract and The Hartford Insurance Company was tasked to find a new contractor to complete the remaining work. 

Q: Who is the new contractor and what is it’s record of experience in this type of work?  
A: The City’s contract is with The Hartford Insurance Company. Reytec is the completing contractor under The Hartford.  Reytec Construction Resources, Inc., is a full-service construction contractor headquartered in Houston, Texas with satellite locations in Austin and Corpus Christi. The company specializes in underground utilities, site preparation, concrete, asphalt paving, water and wastewater treatment plant facilities with decades of experience, Reytec has successfully managed and completed many large-scale project for the City of Houston. 

Q: When will the project be completed? 
A: Summer of 2025. The project schedule will depend upon weather conditions. Summer months include July, August and September. 

Q: Will streets or driveway entrances be temporarily closed from time to time during the work? 

A: Access to driveways will be maintained. 

Q: With a reduction of lanes or turning pockets, can we expect reasonable traffic flows during rush hours?  
A: Yes, traffic adjustments have been made during rush hours to ease congestion. Safety measures will keep current traffic control in place around the construction area. 

Q: Will police officers be used to assist traffic flows during peak hours? 
A: The contractor will use flagmen as part of the traffic control plan to manage traffic flow. If warranted, police officers will be used for traffic safety. 

Q: What plans are there for contingencies if unforeseen problems pop up as the work proceeds? 
A: The City will work with the contractor to minimize the impact of any unforeseen issues. Subscribe to the project page on EngageHouston.org to receive project updates as they become available. 

Q: Who is the contact person if questions or issues pop up? How can they be reached?  

A: Whether it's through a quick call to 311, a convenient online report, an email to Engage@houstontx,gov, or even through our nifty 311 app, we've made it super easy for you to share your questions and concerns. Reytec Construction Resources Inc. are the folks who make things happen, the ones with boots on the ground every single day, ready to assist you at a moment's notice. You may contact:  

Q: What are the work hours/days for this project? 

A: The project schedule will depend on weather conditions. The contractor will work Monday-Saturday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM however, extenuating circumstances may require limited work to take place outside of the standard hours.   

CONTACT INFORMATION

NON-EMERGENCY NEEDS
Dial 311 - Mention to the operator the following 3 things along with your issue:
- Project number: R-000536-0019
- Park Ten WWTP Diversion
- Refer the questions/comments to Capital Projects

EMERGENCY NEEDS
Contact the Contractor or the 24-hour contact provided by the contractor.

Contractor
The Hartford
Nick Belanger – Project Manager 254.853.2212

Reytec
Scott Walker – Superintendent 254.749.4530                                                                                                     

Houston Public Works
Sabeen Shaikh – Project Manager 832.395.2307
Mack Nosrat - Inspector 832.395.5852
Ben Barajas - Infrastructure Supervisor 832.395.6636

HELPFUL LINKS

PROJECT SPECIFIC CONCERNS
Engage@houstontx.gov

GENERAL CONCERNS
3-1-1 or 713.837.0311
www.houston311.org