AJC0 is led by Albert J. Capuzzi, PE, DBIA, a licensed professional engineer in New York and a designated Design-Build professional with over 30 years of experience.
He has developed innovative and effective solutions for clients for challenging drinking water and wastewater/water resource recovery projects.
Albert is passionate about protecting public health and the environment through outstanding engineering, responsive service and principled integrity.
He combines critical thinking, sound judgement, relevant experience and collaborative discussions, to make incisive decisions and yield successful outcomes.
Featured below are some of the many clients Albert served during tenures at some of the best engineering firms in the world including Camp Dresser & McKee, Black & Veatch, CH2M Hill, & Jacobs:
Albert Capuzzi’s Previous Clients
AJC0 Company Values
Albert J. Capuzzi, PE, DBIA, AJC0
Summary Credentials
30 years in water consulting: CDM, Black & Veatch, CH2M Hill, Jacobs; Professional Engineer(NY)
Proven Engineering,Business and Management Capabilities: strong utility and industry relationships, business acumen, strategic business planning, proposal writing, trusted advisor, track record in leading teams to execute high quality, safe and profitable work
Design and Construction Experience in water treatment, wastewater treatment, pump stations, pipelines, storage tanks for major Northeast clients: Trenton Water Works (TWW), North Jersey District Water Supply Commission (NJDWSC), Passaic Valley Water Commission (PVWC), Middlesex Water Company (MWC), American Water, Suez, Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA), The Metropolitan District Hartford, Philadelphia Water Department (PWD).
Sound Technical Understanding: innovative processes (dissolved air flotation, ballasted flocculation, membrane filtration, ultraviolet light, air stripping, on‐site hypo generation, powdered activated carbon), coagulation, filtration, facility upgrades, pilot testing, hydraulics, vulnerability assessments, emergency response plans, asset management, pipeline replacement, storage
Valued Leadership Skills: choose ethically, overcome challenges, develop solutions, promote excellence, foster collaboration, communicate openly, track what matters, be accountable
Personality Traits: ethical, honest, fair, balanced, passionate, responsive, engaged, solutions oriented, collaborative, reliable, flexible
Work Experience
Jacobs, Morristown, NJ, 2012‐Present, Practice Leader, Client Service Leader
CH2M Hill, Parsippany, NJ, 2008–2012, Senior Project Manager
Black & Veatch, Boston, MA, 1997‐2001, Tarrytown, NY, 2001‐2008, Project Manager
Camp Dresser & McKee, Edison, NJ, 1989‐1990 (co‐op); 1991‐1997, Project Engineer
Mentors: Pete Nese, Abu Alam, Brian Best, Gary Kroll, Dave Demme, Gerry Benson, Janine Witko, Barry Seymour, Dolph Rotfeld, Jorge Pacas, John Dyksen, Tony Saldutti, Vince Rea, Doug Most, Ray Thomson, Richard Lawrence, Harry Daley, Guido von Autenried, Ron von Autenried, Lee Brown, Frank Falco
Technical Specialists: Steve Medlar, Jim Parr, Bruce Long, Bob Hulsey, George Budd, Jim Malley, Jonathan Clement, Cathy Spencer, William Knocke, Russell Ford, Bruce Manning, Michael Schneiders
Education
Bachelor of Civil Engineering, Villanova University, Villanova PA, 2nd in class, Magna Cum Laude, 1991
Master of Arts, Theology, Seton Hall Univ., Immaculate Conception Seminary, South Orange, NJ, 2002
Representative Successful Programs/Projects
TWW: Water Quality, Guidance,Finished Water Storage Design,Treatment Plant Upgrades
NJDWSC: Facility Upgrade Design, General Engineering Service, Asset Management
PVWC: Basis of Design/Design Competition for Little Falls WTP
MWC: Onsite Hypochlorite Generation, pipeline replacement
American Water: Confidential DoD Client WTP Design Build, pipe replacement, pump stations
Suez: Lake Deforest DAF design‐build, Letchworth Village WTP, Holly WTP, Haworth Upgrades,> 8 mi. of main replacement, Redistricting Toms River, Master Plans for NY, CT & RI
NAVFAC: Post Sandy Emergency water/sewer restoration at Leonardo, 30‐day design build
MWRA: Evaluation of Ozone and Ultraviolet Light, ACEC/AAEE award winner, UV upgrade
Onondaga County: Green Infrastructure: Water Memorial RainWater Harvesting Treatment
PWD: Pilot Plant Construction, pipeline replacement
Professional Registrations / Engagement
Professional Engineer: New Jersey, New York
Former Member: NJAWWA Program Committee, Educational and Professional Development Committee, Infrastructure Management Committee, Technology Transfer Committee
Coordinated Chemical Feed System Seminar; Work for Water Outreach; Energy Efficiency Technical Seminar; Future of Water Workshop, Led award winning Work for Water initiative
Awards
Education Award, AWWA National, Work for Water with NJAWWA EPDC Committee, 2014
Evaluation of Ozone and UV, Grand Conceptor Award – 2005 ACEC/MA; Grand Prize Research – 2005 AAEE
Development of Red Water Control Strategies, ACEC/MA Honor 2000/AAEE Grand Prize Research 2000
Presentations
Industry Guidance
Engineering and Ethics, NJAWWA, 2014, NJWEA, NJW 2016
Water Infrastructure at a Turning Point: The Road to Sustainable Asset Management, ASCE, 2014
Work for Water, NJIT, Rutgers University, Richard Stockton College, 2013, 2014
Project Management Training, mentor – protégé presentation, 2014
Treatment Guidance
pH Adjustment Chemical Feed Systems, NJAWWA Technical Seminar 2014
Submerged and Encased Microfiltration and Ultrafiltration for Surface Water, NEWWA, 2001
Design of Large UV Systems, NJAWWA Annual Conference, March 2003
Capital Project Summaries
Disinfection with a Grain of Salt: Innovative Chlorination Improvements, NJAWWA, 2011
10 to 20 in 7 – First High Rate DAF Facility in the US, AWWA 2004, DBIA, 2005
Applied Research
Evaluation of Ozone and Ultraviolet Light, NEWWA, April 2002
Influence of Infrastructure on Bacterial Regrowth, NEWWA, 2001
Preparing for Chloramine Conversion, NEWWA, April 2000
An Innovative Approach to Improving Distribution Water Quality, AWWA WQTC, 1998
Community Outreach
Haiti Water Partners (co‐founder): designed and installed water supply and treatment for hospital Missionaries of the Poor: worked with team to install two water systems (softening, RO, UV) for Cap Haitien / Port‐au‐Prince Missions for orphaned and disabled children, the elderly and AIDS patients, currently working on assisting mission in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia
Appalachia Outreach leader: served poor in Harlan Kentucky as leader to high school mission trips; trained leaders, coordinated fundraising, oversaw work, developed safe work site using PPE
Charitable Outreach: Morris Habitat for Humanity: led fundraising for home renovation; Cycle for Survival: led Jacobs team to raise money for cure for rare cancers, raised over $30k; Haiti food drive: coordinated collection of food for poor in Haiti; Paterson Engineering Outreach: plant tour, hands‐on demonstrations to youth, bikes for kids