NWP's centralized wastewater treatment facility offers local governments the opportunity to direct generators or transporters of various liquid waste streams to a single location that can effectively provide safe, low cost processing and disposal. Oily wastes, restaurant grease, sand trap residues and similar non-hazardous wastes all require special handling and treatment prior to disposal. These materials must  be properly processed to prevent fouling of municipal waste treatment facilities or to comply with state regulations.

NWP's highly efficient, cost-competitive facility is able to process volumes ranging from a
few gallons to tanker truck loads of over 6,000 gallons. Processed solids can be combined with other industrial materials to allow further beneficial use of these saste streams that would otherwide only be able to be land filled.

• certified staff under Colorado Water and Wastewater Facility Operator requirements as defined in Colorado state regulations
• National Association of Wastewater Transporters (NAWT) certified inspectors
• open 24/7 to receive truckload deliveries of different waste streams
• owned and operated NWP fleet equipment and processing systems
• certified scales for accurate tracking and billing purposes
• regularly inspected by local and state agencies
• multiple storage tanks located at the plant allow rapid off-load and return to service for transporters

• roll-off containers for filtering and dewatering
• specialized containment boxes for liquids or sludges and vacuum bins deliverable to job sites
• portable polymer dosing units for temporary or long term processing at locations anywhere in the region
• deployable mobile DE-rotary vacuum filters, high-power vacuum trucks and portable pumping systems

• United States Air Force Academy
• Many NAWT companies operating in Colorado
• Xcel Energy
• Platte River Power Authority
• Numerous Front Range car washes, vehicle maintenance facilities and municipal water districts