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Santa Fe · Northern New Mexico

Water and wastewater infrastructure for northern New Mexico.

Planning, engineering, construction, and operations for municipalities, pueblos, counties, school districts, and water associations — one team for the entire life of a project.

Illustrative white model of the Cochiti wastewater treatment plant: headworks with a rotary drum screen, a package treatment plant, a SCADA control building, a lined effluent lagoon, and a vacuum truck removing solids.
  1. 01Headworks & screening · Rebuilt
  2. 02SCADA monitoring & control · New system
  3. 03Effluent lagoon · Relined
  4. 04Accumulated solids · Pumped & removed
  5. 05Treatment · 50,000 gpd · Operated by S3W
Cochiti WWTP rehab · 2024 · Zero change ordersIllustrative model · See the project
01Plan
Studies, design, and owner's-representative support.
02Build
Design-Build, CMAR, and self-performed construction.
03Operate
NMED-certified operators, through Level IV.
Years of combined experience
100+
Years of combined experience
Years our principals have worked together
~30
Years our principals have worked together
Clients under active contract
7
Clients under active contract
NMED-certified operators
Level IV
NMED-certified operators
03/Who We Work For

Trusted by public owners across the north.

Cities, pueblos, state agencies, schools, and utilities that rely on S3W today.

Cities & counties
City of Santa Fe · Rio Arriba County
Pueblos & tribal enterprises
Tesuque Development Corporation · Cochiti Community Development Corporation
State agencies & schools
Española Public Schools District · New Mexico State Parks
Utilities & private owners
Santa Fe Opera · Ranchland Utility
05/Where We Work

Rooted in northern New Mexico.

Water, wastewater, and infrastructure work across Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, Colfax, and San Juan counties — for pueblos, mutual domestics, municipalities, school districts, and state agencies.

COLORADONORTHERN NEW MEXICO
22 projects across northern New Mexico. Hover or tap a pin.

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