Perdue Celebrates 40 years of Production

We were discussing Perdue's recent 40th birthday party, held at their birth city of Salisbury, Maryland, and reminiscing about our intertwined 30 year history with CABE president, Lee Beetschen this week.  Lee, ever the story teller, shared that our first project for Perdue thirty years ago was akin to lassoing a rocket.  We signed on to do all the environmental permitting and design and oversee construction for a new wastewater treatment facility to serve what was to become the Georgetown, Delaware chicken roaster plant.  The catch was, the wastewater facility had to be up and running in less than six months.  With a CABE-Perdue team effort, we accomplished the impossible.  The roof on the laboratory building was still going on as process wastewater started coming into the facility. 

Now, 275 Perdue projects later, we extend our congratulations to Chairman Jim Perdue and his associates who are celebrating the fortieth year of operations of their first processing plant in Salisbury, Maryland.

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