That’s our purpose. For seven decades, Ruby-Collins has built the nation’s most essential infrastructure—the complex network of pipes, pumps, and treatment facilities that make life possible.
Ruby-Collins is based in the Southeast and serves communities across the country. We’re proud to be the partner behind America’s most ambitious water and wastewater projects.
Our Impact
We’re proud to share that Ruby-Collins ranked No. 6 in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2026 Pacesetter Awards, recognizing Atlanta’s fastest-growing privately held companies.
This milestone reflects the hard work of our employees and the trust and support of the clients and partners who have helped Ruby-Collins grow.
Thank you to everyone who has been part of our journey. We’re proud of how far we’ve come and excited about what’s ahead.
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We’re hitting the road this fall!
Ruby-Collins will be visiting universities across the Southeast to meet students interested in careers in construction, engineering, project management, field operations and more. We look forward to seeing you on campus!
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Ruby-Collins is excited to begin work on the Columbia Canal Headgates Restoration Project for the @cityofcolumbiascgov.
Built in 1891, the headgates have operated to manage water flow into the canal to provide clean drinking water to the City.
This project will fully restore the headgate operability, improve flood resilience, and strengthen the long-term reliability of this critical water resource. The work will also include careful environmental controls to help protect water quality and minimize impacts to the surrounding waterway, while preserving an important piece of Columbia’s history.
We are wrapping up work at the North Fork Peachtree Creek Storage Tank & Pump Station.
Soon, this 15 million gallon storage tank will be operational for the City of Atlanta.
Progress continues at the Springfield Wastewater Treatment Facility in Springfield, Georgia.
Our team recently completed another wall pour as work moves forward on a new 1.8 MGD AquaNereda wastewater treatment facility. Upgrades include new treatment structures, electrical and SCADA improvements, site piping, and added system redundancy.
We are proud to serve as the project CMAR and work along side the City of Springfield and Thomas & Hutton as this important project continues to take shape.
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