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Supporting Growing Communities Across Idaho

Sanne Godfrey
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Romtec Utilities is well suited for Idaho as the state continues to grow and requires dependable water infrastructure across both rural and urban areas. From small towns to expanding cities, communities benefit from systems that can handle diverse climates and terrain, and Romtec Utilities' experience with pump and lift station design offers practical, long-term reliability.

Idaho also places importance on responsible water management and meeting environmental standards. Romtec Utilities' engineered systems are built to support compliance and efficient operation, helping communities plan for the future while maintaining sound water practices. This combination of durability and thoughtful design makes Romtec a strong match for infrastructure needs throughout the state.

 

SPOTLIGHT PROJECT

 

Residential Development Wastewater Lift Station - Kimberly, Idaho

As the City of Kimberly, Idaho, continues to grow, new residential developments require dependable wastewater infrastructure that can support both current residents and future expansion. For the new Olsen Farms neighborhood, Romtec Utilities partnered with the developer, the City of Kimberly, and project engineers to design and supply a complete wastewater lift station that meets the community's long-term needs.

Olsen Farms Idaho startup

Overview

Olsen Farms is a 127-lot single-family housing development located in Kimberly, Idaho. Because the completed system would ultimately be owned and maintained by the City of Kimberly, the city required a lift station designed to match their existing infrastructure preferences. Romtec Utilities worked directly with the developer, 3 Emeralds LLC, and coordinated with Project Engineering Consultants (later acquired by Consor Engineering) to design a system aligned with the city's operational expectations.

This wastewater lift station was engineered to accommodate both current and build-out flows from the entire development, ensuring consistent performance as the neighborhood reaches full occupancy.

Key system features 

Designed to pump 113 gallons per minute, this system efficiently handles the wastewater needs of all 127 future homes in the development.

  • Precast 6-foot diameter, 16.66-feet deep wet well
  • Precast 5106 valve vault
  • Duplex submersible 4.7 hp ABS Sulzer pumps
  • Primary controller: Micrologixs 1400 PLC
  • Primary level sensing: Pressure transducer
  • Secondary level sensing: Two float sensors
  • NEMA 3R painted steel control enclosure

Olsen Farms Idaho drawingChallenge:  Meeting City and Developer Needs

Kimberly does not maintain formal written standards for wastewater lift stations, which meant the project required careful coordination among the city, developer and engineering teams. The new system needed to reflect the design and operational characteristics of other city-owned stations while still fitting within the development's pumping requirements and construction schedule. Additionally, the system needed to be ready to handle bothh immediate wastewater flows and increased volumes as the neighborhood grows.

Solution: A Custom-Engineered System by Romtec Utilities

Romtec Utilities created a custom design based on systems already owned by the City of Kimberly. By working closely with Project Engineering Consultant/Consor Engineering and submitting plans for city review, Romtec Utilities ensured that the new lift station aligned with local expectations for performance, maintenance, and long-term reliability. 

Why Romtec Utilities was chosen

Romtec Utilities was selected for this project because of our ability to provide complete, design-build pumping solutions tailored to the needs of both developers and municipalities. Our team specializes in coordinating with cities, engineers, and contractors to create systems that meet technical requirements while supporting budget and project timelines. As a single-source providers, Romtec delivers a streamlined process and a fully integrated wastewater lift station ready for long-term service.

Olsen Farms Idaho install

Other Projects:

Here are a few other examples of projects completed by Romtec Utilities in the area:

Integrated Wastewater Lift Station in Twin Falls, Idaho

Booster Pump Station in Littleton, Colorado

Wastewater Lift Station in Boulder, Colorado

JE Dunn Construction

Why Choose Romtec Utilities?

At Romtec Utilities, we don’t just build pump stations we build partnerships.
Our team of mechanical, electrical, and structural engineers works closely with clients to design systems that are:

  • Custom-fit to each site’s requirements
  • Built with high-quality components
  • Installed with precision and care
  • Supported with long-term reliability

Whether you're dealing with stormwater, wastewater, or industrial water systems, Romtec Utilities offers turnkey services that include everything from initial design to final installation.

Ready to get started?

Contact Romtec Utilities today to learn how we can support your next pump station project with expert design, manufacturing, and installation services.

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