GCWDA Washburn Tunnel Facility

GCWDA Washburn Tunnel Facility is located at 1002 N Richey St, Pasadena, TX 77506.

GCA can provide the solution to your facility’s wastewater, water and solid waste needs by:

Utilizing demonstrated experience in reliably operating regional facilities
Reducing your capital costs
Allowing you to focus on your core business
Eliminating regulatory headaches
Providing financing to help your organization grow
Experience in providing services to multiple stakeholders including municipal and industrial partners
GCA Offers a Significant Advantage to Your Industrial Operation:

GCA is responsible for permits and dealing with regulators.
Favorable economies of scale save money and improve efficiency.
Avoid the cost of installing and operating extensive treatment systems.
Provide innovative solutions to provide reliable non-potable water supplies.
Bond financing is offered for a variety of projects.
GCA Offers a Significant Advantages to Municipalities:

GCA handles permits and deals with regulators.
Provide economies of scale to save dollars and improve efficiency.
Financing through GCA will help free municipalities to issue bonds for other areas.
GCA’s Expertise Includes Current Operations:

Four regional industrial wastewater treatment facilities serving over 80 industrial and 4 municipal customers;
A landfill for non-hazardous industrial solid waste;
A receiving station for trucked-in wastewater;
One regional municipal wastewater treatment facility and two Municipal Utility Districts;
A full service Central Laboratory accredited by the National Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program (NELAP).
For more than 45 years, it has been our mission to protect the waters of the state of Texas and we take that mission very seriously. Our expertise in environmental management can make a difference in your operation. Please contact us today to discuss your needs.

To contact GCWDA Washburn Tunnel Facility, call 713-472-5507, or view more information below. Looking for more locations in Pasadena, TX? Scroll down to see a listing of waste locations and handlers towards the bottom of this page.