At the Camp Christi site, H&P worked with the PSA on a new 300,000-gallon water storage tank that now stands alongside the existing tank serving downstream customers. Together, the two tanks provide added redundancy and give the PSA more flexibility in how it manages the water system.
The project also included telemetry-controlled valves connected through the PSA’s SCADA platform, allowing operators to select which tank is serving the system. For a critical public utility, that added control helps improve day-to-day operations and strengthens long-term reliability for the community.
