Water Conveyance, Collection & Transmission Solutions
Buried water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure keeps our communities healthy and safe, contributing to economic growth and long-term success.
From collection and conveyance to transmission and distribution, utility pipelines are the backbone of every community that support quality of life. System failures can not only cause unwanted service interruptions, but also costly damage and impacts to human health, the environment, and the economy. Utility owners across the country are facing aging infrastructure, growth needs, and regulatory requirements. GFT can help you navigate these hurdles, whether modernizing aging assets, upgrading, or adding capacity.
Water & Wastewater Solutions That Keep Your Community Moving
The lifecycle of conveyance systems demands careful planning, management, maintenance, rehabilitation, and sometimes replacement.
1,000+ Miles of Water Transmission, Distribution, and Force Mains up to 102” in Diameter
#12 ENR Ranking for Water Supply
65,000+ Linear Feet of CIPP Rehabilitated
Featured Resources
Download our Water & Wastewater Treatment brochure to explore how our connected expertise and practical solutions can help you build a stronger, more sustainable water future.
Brochure: Water & Wastewater Treatment

Leadership Team
Daven Oswalt
Division President, Water
Jamie Shambaugh, PE
Vice President and Water/Wastewater Director
Yurfa Glenny, PMP, ENV SP
Vice President and Deputy Director of Water/Wastewater
Featured Projects

Palos Verdes Recycled Water Pipeline and Lago Seco Pump Station Design

Valley Center North County Emergency Water Storage Project

Surface Water Supply Project Segment C2 Program and Construction Management

Tunnel Boring for WHCRWA’s Major Water Supply Project

Lehigh County Authority Water Main Replacement
Employee Spotlight
Abe Khademi, PEng

David Haywood, PE

Jonathan Meier, PE

Tiffany Harrison, ENV SP, PACP, LACP, MACP, ITCP

Featured News & INSIGHTS
Searching for Water: Engineering Solutions for the Colorado River’s Survival

How Construction Management and Inspection Improve Water Infrastructure Projects

UPCOMING 10/22: Taking Back Control: Managing Cost and Risk Through Collaborative Delivery

Building Better Water and Wastewater Projects: The Hidden Value of CM/CI Support

Brown Receives 2026 George Warren Fuller Award From AWWA

In the News: WHCRWA Honors GFT’s Wayne Ahrens for 25 Years of Service











