The Oakland-Macomb Interceptor Drain (OMID) is a large diameter deep sewer system that serves over 800,000 residents of Southeastern Michigan. This sewer was constructed in-tunnel in the 1970s, and has experienced several catastrophic failures over the years, the latest in 2004. The OMID system consists of mostly 8 foot to 12.75 foot diameter sewer that ranges in depth from 30 to 110 feet.
Nearly ten years ago, the Oakland Macomb Interceptor Drain Drainage District selected NTH Consultants to lead a team to develop an overall design approach for rehabilitation of the system, and to prepare contract documents for six (6) construction contracts that comprised the overall rehabilitation and repair program.
Throughout the years, NTH has won numerous awards for our work on this project including:
Nearly ten years ago, the Oakland Macomb Interceptor Drain Drainage District selected NTH Consultants to lead a team to develop an overall design approach for rehabilitation of the system, and to prepare contract documents for six (6) construction contracts that comprised the overall rehabilitation and repair program.
Throughout the years, NTH has won numerous awards for our work on this project including:
NTH Awards Won for OMID project
Many years later, the OMID team gathered on May 23 at the site of Control Structure 3 for a ceremonial ribbon cutting to commemorate the substantial completion of the OMID repair program - a milestone over 10 years in the making!
On hand for the ceremony were Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller, Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash, several key members of both counties’ staff, representatives of Jay Dee Contractors, and the engineering team led by NTH. Representatives from the Owner, Contractor, and Engineering team spoke about the successful project, and the team celebrated with a luncheon following the proceedings.
On hand for the ceremony were Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller, Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner Jim Nash, several key members of both counties’ staff, representatives of Jay Dee Contractors, and the engineering team led by NTH. Representatives from the Owner, Contractor, and Engineering team spoke about the successful project, and the team celebrated with a luncheon following the proceedings.
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