Water Supply and Treatment Program
Texas · Government
Project details
Engineering program managing regional water supply and treatment requirements.

Rooted to be uniquely different in approach and execution.
Provenance Engineering is a Texas-based water and wastewater engineering practice focused on delivering value through service, stewardship, and authentic client relationships. It specializes in water and wastewater treatment, infrastructure, water supply, and capital improvements planning and asset management for municipalities, water districts, and developers. Its team has executed projects valued at over $5 billion in construction, demonstrating a focus on lasting partnerships.
Kent RikerFounder
Thomas MoodyTeam Member
Evaluates, designs, and upgrades facilities to improve treatment operations. Services cover new plant designs, rehabilitation projects, control system strategies, and short-term needs assessments, including implementations like ozone and biological nutrient removal.
Designing new facilities and engineering rehabilitation upgrades to optimize municipal and industrial water treatment systems.
Upgrading and designing wastewater facilities, incorporating advanced technologies such as biological nutrient removal and ozone systems.
Engineering solutions to manage high-flow events and wet weather challenges in municipal systems.
Conducting pilot testing and research to evaluate the feasibility of advanced water treatment technologies.
Developing water reclamation and reuse systems to promote sustainable resource management.
Develops infrastructure solutions ranging from local feasibility studies to multi-million-dollar distribution and collection systems, tailoring engineering responses to complex utility challenges.
Engineering high-capacity pumping facilities and lift stations, utilizing trenchless and open-cut installation methods.
Designing pipelines, transmission mains, and distribution networks to transport potable and raw water.
Planning and engineering gravity sewers, force mains, and collection infrastructure to convey municipal wastewater.
Designing storage systems to manage system pressure, emergency reserves, and daily demand fluctuations.
Utilizing hydraulic analysis to evaluate system capacities, identify bottlenecks, and plan future expansions.
Provides analysis and engineering to secure reliable long-term water sources. Solutions include data analysis, site investigation, system layout, and modeling analysis to optimize traditional and non-traditional water resources.
Planning and implementing aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) strategies alongside groundwater recharge solutions.
Designing direct and indirect potable reuse systems to maximize water resource efficiency.
Developing and managing groundwater wells to supply municipal and regional water systems.
Engineering surface water extraction, treatment integration, and supply management solutions.
Analyzing regional water needs and developing strategic long-term supply management programs.
Creates long-term value for utility owners by transforming project data and 3D design models into workable operational and maintenance tools.
Converting design models and LIDAR scanning into digital twins and asset management tools for facility operations.
Conducting asset inspections and executing criticality and consequence of failure analyses.
Developing long-term infrastructure improvements plans and generating accurate cost estimations.
Identifying utility funding options and providing technical assistance throughout the application process.
Government · Water Supply · Wastewater · Stormwater & Flood Control · Land Development
Texas · Government
Engineering program managing regional water supply and treatment requirements.
Texas · Government
Upgrades and optimization of wastewater treatment plant infrastructure for trains 2 and 3.
Texas · Government
Expansion of water treatment plant and high-capacity pumping facilities.
Texas · Government
Phase 1 asset management program focused on facility condition assessments.