Santiago Intertie Phase II Project Named 2025 ASCE OC Outstanding Small Project
- GMUgeo
- Jun 3
- 2 min read
Critical Water Infrastructure Project Recognized for Regional Impact and Engineering Excellence
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We’re thrilled to share that the Santiago Intertie Phase II Project, developed by the Serrano Water District, has been named Outstanding Small Project by the American Society of Civil Engineers – Orange County Branch (ASCE OC) for 2025.
Located in the City of Villa Park, this essential infrastructure project strengthens regional water connectivity by improving emergency water supply resilience between Serrano Water District and the City of Orange. It ensures the delivery of potable water during critical events while minimizing operational downtime and maximizing efficiency across the municipal water network.
GMU’s Role:
Our team played a key role in supporting this project by delivering:
Geotechnical engineering and consultation during the design phase
Field geotechnical observation and materials testing
Registered special inspection for deep trenching, piping, and structural components
This award-winning project highlights how strategic engineering can make a lasting impact at the community level. GMU is honored to collaborate with dedicated public agencies like Serrano Water District, helping to deliver projects that safeguard vital resources and enhance system reliability.
“It’s rewarding to support infrastructure that not only solves today’s challenges but also prepares communities for the future,” said Mike Moscrop, President at GMU. “We’re proud of our team’s technical precision and commitment to excellence throughout this project.”
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About GMU
For over 55 years, GMU has provided full-service geotechnical, pavement, structural, and special inspection services to support infrastructure, land development, and public works projects across California. Our work is grounded in technical excellence, responsiveness, and principal-level involvement at every stage. Learn more at www.GMUgeo.com
