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Infastructure

Infrastructure Projects

workers building pipe trench

System improvements, upgrades and projects

We are continuously working to maintain and improve the water system.  Some of the major projects we are currently working on involve the installation of new, or the replacement of existing, equipment and facilities needed to provide safe, reliable water service.

Infrastructure Projects

Connecticut

Water Main Replacement in Bridgeport, CT

Aquarion is replacing approximately 5,000 feet of water main in the Mountford St area of Bridgeport, CT, from July 2025 through June 2026.
New Hampshire

Little River Water Treatment Plant

Aquarion is constructing a new water treatment facility at their Bonnie Lane Wellfield.
Massachusetts

Oak Pond Well Water Treatment Plant

Construction is underway for the new Oak Pond Well Water Treatment Plant.
Massachusetts

North Main Street Treatment Facility Addition

Construction will begin soon at Aquarion’s North Main Street Wellfield in Oxford to construct a new manganese removal facility.
Connecticut

West Torrington Storage Tank Rehabilitation

Torrington’s two-million-gallon steel water tank is being cleaned, recoated, and upgraded, with work expected to finish by August 2025.
New Hampshire

Rosebrook Wellfield Improvements

Construction is well underway at Aquarion’s Rosebrook Wellfield in Bretton Woods, NH to construct a new pump station.
Massachusetts

Route 20 Water Main Relocation and Replacement

MassDOT is currently reconstructing Route 20 in Charlton and Oxford to improve safety and traffic flow.
Connecticut

Water Main Replacement in Groton - West Mystic Ave, Orchard Ln, Rowland St, and Rathbun Pl

We will be replacing 4,000 feet of main beginning in September 2024 on West Mystic Avenue, Rathbun Place, Orchard Lane, and Rowland Street in Mystic, CT.
New Hampshire

Route 1A Hampton-Seabrook Bridge Project

The NHDOT is in the process of replacing the Hampton Harbor Bridge which spans the Hampton Harbor connecting the Towns of Hampton and Seabrook.