Camp Hall Waterline

Type of Project:

Commercial sitework in Ridgeville, SC

Scope of Work:

Water main, sewer main relocation, 8" PVC sewer main (approximately 400 LF), 6" PVC sewer services (1 reconnection), 2 new sewer manholes, 12" PVC C900 (approximately 16,200 LF), 12" DIP water main (approximately 1,400 LF), 16" DIP water main (approximately 80 LF), 22 hydrant assemblies, 34 12" valves, and 22 6" valves

Location:

Volvo Car Drive
Ridgeville, SC 29472

Owner:

Santee Cooper

General Contractor:

JWC working directly for Southard Brothers Construction

Engineer:

Thomas & Hutton, Stantec

Project Overview:

Camp Hall is a next‑generation commerce park developed by Santee Cooper, whose mission is to improve the quality of life for the people of South Carolina. The master plan preserves roughly 28% of the natural environment across more than 6,800 acres while providing exceptional regional access. With proximity to the Port of Charleston, an I‑26 interchange and a future CSX rail connection, Camp Hall is positioned to support large manufacturers like Volvo Cars as well as smaller independent businesses.

The Camp Hall Waterline project plays a pivotal role in supporting that vision. JWC installed approximately 3.3 miles of waterline along the new Redwood Materials Drive, connecting Volvo Car Drive to Highway 27. Along this corridor, the team installed fire hydrants and water connections to serve future development, and completed the relocation of about 400 feet of gravity sewer main. Strategic, production‑focused planning helped keep the work on schedule, and despite weather challenges from Tropical Storm Debbie, the project finished on time without delaying future construction of Redwood Materials Drive.

This Ridgeville utilities installation significantly strengthens local infrastructure by delivering a reliable water supply for current and future users. The new waterline is designed to meet growing demand in this expanding commerce hub, ensuring incoming businesses and potential residential projects can tie into a robust, well‑planned water system.

Challenges & Details:

  • New Redwood Materials Drive construction in progress
  • Roadway construction performed by others, requiring careful coordination

 

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