Typically, the purpose of construction dewatering treatment is to dewater the flow rate while meeting all the requirements of the discharge permit. It is the process which is used to extract and remove the groundwater or surface water from the construction site.

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“Dewatering” is a term typically used to describe the process of extraction and removal of groundwater or surface water from a construction site. Typically performed by dewatering contractors for a project site, the process of dewatering plays an important role in many Construction projects that involve excavation below the static groundwater level for construction of sub-surface parking structures, bridge caisson/piers, elevator shafts, ect.