Reynolds Construction’s Wesley Self Presented at U.S. Conference of Mayors Water Council Meeting

REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION’S WESLEY SELF PRESENTED AT U.S. CONFERENCE OF MAYORS WATER COUNCIL MEETING – ORLEANS, IN – May 1, 2017 Wesley Self, PE, DBIA, Vice President of Alternative Delivery of Reynolds Construction (formerly known as Layne Heavy Civil, Inc.)., a leading water/wastewater treatment and pipeline contractor, and the Lead Design-Build firm of the recent $100 M Wastewater System project for the Village of Islamorada in the Florida Keys, participated in the United States Conference of Mayors Water Council Spring Meeting in Santa Barbara, Calif., on April 13 and 14.

On April 14, Mr. Self presented on the topic, “Design-Build-Operate Success in Islamorada, Florida,” together with Bill Malarkey, Senior Vice President, Strategy & Market Development of Severn Trent – North America, the Operations subcontractor of the project. They also provided comments on the pending infrastructure plans proposed by the federal government.

The Mayor’s Water Council (MWC) was created to assist local governments in providing high quality water resources in a cost effective manner.  The MWC provides a forum for local governments to share information on water technology, management methods, operational experience, and financing of infrastructure development.  It also supports local governments in exploring public-private partnership approaches, as well as alternative methods of financing water infrastructure development.

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