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At the bottom of the photo on the backside of the Solids Building, those long yellow metal pieces are major parts of the bridge crane rails which will be constructed inside the building. The bridge crane is mounted high along the walls inside the building and is used to move heavy pieces of equipment and other material.
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At the bottom of the photo on the backside of the Solids Building, those long yellow metal pieces are major parts of the bridge crane rails which will be constructed inside the building. The bridge crane is mounted high along the walls inside the building and is used to move heavy pieces of equipment and other material.
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On the bottom left corner is the Cake Storage Building. The floor slab is completed and the walls are going up. This is where the final Class A biosolids product will be stored before it’s trucked off-site. To the right of that is the Solids Dewatering Building with the floor slab almost finished. This month they will be building the pier support structures in this building that will support the dewatering equipment.
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On the bottom left corner is the Cake Storage Building. The floor slab is completed and the walls are going up. This is where the final Class A biosolids product will be stored before it’s trucked off-site. To the right of that is the Solids Dewatering Building with the floor slab almost finished. This month they will be building the pier support structures in this building that will support the dewatering equipment.
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FINAL UPDATE 8:30 A.M. Thursday, August 22

WSSC Water Lifts Essential Water Use Only Request for Customers in the Camp Springs Area of Southern Prince George’s County  Project to Make Water Distribution Modifications Successfully Complet...

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