News from JTOM, Inc.
December 2006: JTOM, Inc. is retained by RW Beck to assist with management consulting assignments for public utilities in Minnesota and Hawaii.
November 2006: Brown and Caldwell retains JTOM, Inc. to assist with wastewater project pursuits in the State of Utah.
November 2006: JTOM, Inc. is retained by the Central Utah Water Conservancy District to assist the District in a Value Planning Workshop for the District’s $218M North Utah County Water Development Project.
October 2006: The Central Weber Sewer Improvement District retains JTOM, Inc. to participate in a Value Engineering Workshop for the District’s largest plant project ever, a $117M expansion and upgrade.
August 2006: JTOM, Inc. restarts the business.
December 2003: JTOM, Inc. discontinued provided services so that Tom Jacobs could assist Aurora Water initiate the implementation of a capital projects group and start assembling and leading a team to preparing planning, design, and construction documents for the $850 million Prairie Waters Project to provide a new water supply to the City of Aurora, Colorado.
July 2003: JTOM, Inc. has teamed with MWH to provide sewer system evaluation and design assistance services to the Central Weber Sewer Improvement District. This agency, which serves over 200,000 people in northern Utah has had a long-term infiltration/inflow situation that creates problems at the District's 44.5 mgd treatment facility at certain times of the year.
May 2003: JTOM, Inc. has joined with HDR Engineering to provide senior management level assistance to the City of Lincoln, Nebraska for the Theresa Street Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion project. This $30 million project involves extensive upgrades and capacity expansion to the City's oldest wastewater treatment facility. The upgrades are to be constructed on an accelerated schedule to meet growth demands in the City.
March 2003: The Public Works & Utilities Department of Lincoln, Nebraska retains JTOM, Inc. to provide project management training to water, wastewater, and transportation staff. JTOM, Inc. will also conduct an assessment of the Department's capital improvement program planning process.
December 2002: The City of Aurora, Colorado Utilities Department requests assistance from JTOM, Inc. to initiate planning for the City’s 10 year, $750 million water capital improvement program.
October 2002: JTOM, Inc. conducts project management training for 25 people with the Cheyenne, Wyoming Board of Public Utilities.
September 2002: Tom Jacobs of JTOM, Inc. is appointed Program Committee Chairman for the Intermountain Section of AWWA.
August 2002: The law firm of Jones, Waldo, Holbrook & McDonough retained JTOM, Inc. to assist with the technical evaluation of a wastewater treatment plant expansion in preparation for possible legal action.
June 2002: Brown and Caldwell asked JTOM, Inc. to review a draft wastewater facilities plan document and provide comments to improve the technical quality of the plan.
June 2002: JTOM, Inc. assisted the Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities with the review of plans and specifications associated with a major large diameter pipeline project the City undertaking. JTOM, Inc. provided both bidding and constructability review of the proposed contract documents and provided the Department with written comments to be used with the design consultant.
May 2002: The Central Valley Water Reclamation Facility retained JTOM, Inc. to manage a water reuse marketing study project to investigate expansion of the agency’s water reuse program. JTOM, Inc. will assist with consultant procurement, consultant management, quality control, and overall direction of the project.
April 2002: The Metropolitan Water District of Salt Lake and Sandy retained JTOM, Inc. to assist with program management and to manage several projects associated with the District’s $250 million capital improvement program. Projects to be managed include construction of an Interim Fluoridation Facility, construction of solids upgrades at the Little Cottonwood Water Treatment Plant, development of an Instrumentation and Telemetry Master Plan for all of the District facilities, and design of surface restoration improvements along the Salt Lake Aqueduct.
April 2002: The consulting firm of Bowen, Collins and Associates asked JTOM, Inc. to assist them with the development of a water reuse plan for St. George City.
March 2002: The Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities asked JTOM, Inc. to assist with consultant fee negotiations associated with a water treatment plant project the City was embarking on. JTOM, Inc. reviewed proposed fees by the consultant and assisted the City during negotiation sessions with the consultant.
February 2002: Brown and Caldwell retained JTOM, Inc. to assist with the development of an Executive Summary for a 30 Percent Design Report. The project had several sensitive environmental and public issues and a concise and accurate Executive Summary was needed to communicate the project elements.