Tetra Tech,Inc. (TTEK), a leading consulting and engineering firm, has been awarded a significant contract by California’s West Basin Municipal Water District (MWD). The agreement, valued at $10 million, focuses on the crucial upgrade of the district’s process control systems.

Thes advanced systems are vital for the water treatment operations serving close to one million residents across 17 cities in Los Angeles County. The project marks a significant step forward in modernizing the district’s infrastructure.

Tetra Tech will provide comprehensive digital systems engineering and technical services. The core of the upgrade involves replacing West Basin’s outdated distributed control system with state-of-the-art digital solutions.

This modernization initiative aims to enhance operational efficiency and bolster the reliability of the district’s advanced water recycling facilities. A key focus will also be placed on strengthening cybersecurity measures.

The scope of services includes a thorough platform assessment, detailed system design, and the development of comprehensive plans. Tetra Tech will also handle the creation of technical specifications and automation programming.

Dan Batrack, Chairman and CEO of Tetra Tech, expressed pride in the company’s role. He highlighted that Tetra Tech’s “Leading with Science” approach will be instrumental in strengthening West Basin’s digital infrastructure.

Batrack noted that the anticipated improvements will directly support the district’s “Water for Tomorrow” initiative. This forward-thinking initiative prioritizes water recycling, drought resilience, and the diversification of water supplies for coastal Los Angeles.

Tetra Tech’s stock,traded on the NasdaqGS,saw an increase,currently trading at $38.36, up 1.19%.