Public Works & Infrastructure Operations

Capital Strategic Solutions offers comprehensive Public Works and Infrastructure Operations Services to help municipalities manage the increasing complexity of public infrastructure. Our team combines expertise in administration, finance, procurement, planning, design oversight, and maintenance to provide holistic support. We guide municipal teams through multidisciplinary challenges, ensuring that public infrastructure systems are well-maintained, resilient, and compliant with regulatory standards. With a deep understanding of infrastructure management, we’re here to support your team in delivering efficient, high-quality services to the community.

Water Distribution Systems

Overseeing the management of maintenance plans and investment into potable water systems.

Wastewater Conveyance

Oversight and management of wastewater transport systems that meet environmental standards.

Stormwater

Developing comprehensive stormwater education plans for cities and towns to help communities understand the importance of stormwater management and encourage responsible practices.

Transportation

Supporting public transit and roadway operations for optimized mobility.

Lead Service Line Inventories

Conducting inventories to identify and prioritize lead service line replacements.

Water Quality Education & Communication

Engaging the public with essential information about water quality
and conservation.

Project Example: Shrewsbury Street Doyle Road Transportation Improvement Project, Town of Holden

The proposed project consists of improvements to approximately a 1.15-mile section of the Shrewsbury Street Corridor, including portions of Main Street, Holden Street, Chapel Street and Doyle Road. Proposed improvements include the reconstruction of the existing traffic signals at the intersections of Shrewsbury Street with Main Street, and Chapel and Holden Streets, as well as construction of a roundabout at the intersection of Shrewsbury Street with Mount View Drive and Doyle Road. The project is programmed in the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program for Federal Fiscal Year 2023.

The project includes roadway widening and geometric improvements at the various intersections, along with traffic signal upgrades, safety improvements, and pedestrian and bicycle accommodations. The project also includes an 8-foot separated shared-use path that runs the full length of the project that will be a dedicated walking and bicycling path. Other enhancements include new storm drain improvements, granite curb, concrete sidewalks, and landscaping features. 

Project Example: Phase II of the Five Corners Sewer Project, Town of Easton

The Five Corners Sewer Project Phase II includes installation of a sanitary sewer collection system with approximately 2,700 linear feet of 6-inch sewer force main; 11,100 linear feet of gravity sewer; 850 linear feet of low-pressure sewer, Foundry Street Pump Station, 6,000 linear feet of water main replacement for the Mulberry Brook and Beaver Brook Stream Crossings. The neighborhood’s reliance on individual wastewater septic systems has hindered growth within the area. The newly installed wastewater system will allow for the stimulation of economic growth and development, breathing new opportunities for undeveloped properties and making the overall environment more welcoming. An additional benefit of the project is that it will address failing or compromised septic systems reducing the risk of contaminating local groundwater supplies.