This project included over 1,000 tons of reinforcing steel installed, 4,000 cubic yards of concrete poured, elevated cast-in-place decks, radius walls, straight walls

For the radius walls, our team utilized the MEVA Adjustable Radius (MAR) formwork system, a customizable solution specifically designed for water and wastewater treatment structures requiring precision curved geometry.

The MAR system arrived on site in pre-assembled units with the radius already calibrated, allowing our crews to quickly offload, pick, and set panels directly into position with the crane. Compared to traditional radius forming systems that often require hundreds of loose components and extensive field assembly, this approach significantly reduced setup time, labor requirements, and overall installation complexity.
The ability to easily adjust radius settings between pours also provides ongoing efficiency as work advances around the structure.

We also utilized MEVA Formwork Systems 32 shoring tower system. This formwork system delivers both strength and efficiency — featuring an aluminum frame with a load capacity of 32 kips (142 kN) while weighing just 49 lbs per frame. Its foldable design allows for easy relocation without dismantling the entire unit, improving safety, productivity, and cycle time on site.

Progress like this keeps critical infrastructure moving forward.

“Strong communities require strong infrastructure”

Successful water and wastewater infrastructure projects require a partner who understands what’s at stake and has the capabilities to deliver.

At Evans Contracting our teams engage early, plan strategically, and self-perform critical scopes of work to maintain safety, quality, and schedule certainty.

Evans Contracting Group is finishing up shoring and decking at the Felix C. Davis Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) for Harper General Contractors

This project will replace aging, energy-intensive blowers and diffuser systems, improving operational efficiency and long-term reliability for the community.

We’re proud to support upgrades that strengthen essential infrastructure and keep systems running for generations to come.

“Strong communities require strong infrastructure”

Evans Contracting Group is proud to announce our latest started project with Harper General Contractors on the Rowland, NC WWTP project.

The Town of Rowland’s wastewater Improvements will help eliminate large volumes of extraneous flow in the system and help end the sewer line moratorium.

This investment will help make needed improvements to the town’s wastewater system, so Rowland and Robeson County can be an even stronger, healthier and more resilient place for all.

“Strong communities require strong infrastructure”

Evans Contracting Group is starting the week strong with a mat slab placement for the sodium hypochlorite bulk storage tanks at the Hilton Head RO Expansion project for Harper General Contractors Proud to support the progress on this critical infrastructure upgrade.