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
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Modern Equipment Fleet 
Ownership Opportunity 
Meaningful Work 
Advancement Potential 
Flexible Paid Time Off 
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We’re in Raleigh this week for the 2026 NC One Water Annual Conference!
Stop by Booth #211 to meet our team and learn more about the water and wastewater projects we’re building across the Southeast.
We look forward to connecting with you!
#NCOneWater
Progress continues on the Columbia Resilient Water Supply project in partnership with @CityOfColumbiaSCGov and @MichaelBakerInternational.
Our crews are hard at work on a new 80 MGD raw water pump station in the Congaree River, which will supply the Columbia Canal Water Treatment Plant.
When complete, this project will give the Canal WTP a dependable backup water source, strengthening the resilience of the City`s drinking water supply.
Major milestone reached - Startup and commissioning have begun at the Effingham County Wastewater Treatment Plant in Effingham County, Georgia.
This 2.0 MGD expansion includes new headworks, aeration basins, clarifiers, filtration, UV disinfection, and a 6-million-gallon storage pond, providing reliable wastewater treatment for the county’s growing community for years to come.
We’re proud to work alongside @EffinghamCounty on this important project.
We were excited to welcome the @gawp.water and our industry partners to the Custer Avenue Capacity Relief Storage Facility for lunch and jobsite tour!
Guests heard from several speakers about the project, its impact on the Peoplestown neighborhood, and how it will protect the community for years to come.
The 20-million-gallon buried vault will temporarily store flow during large storms and gradually drain once wet weather passes, helping prevent future flooding and improve water quality.
Thank you to everyone who joined us!
Project complete: the Lower Crane Creek Equalization Storage Facility in Columbia, South Carolina.
This new 8-million-gallon storage tank and 25 MGD pump station will help the sewer system handle heavy rain, protecting local waterways and keeping service reliable for the community.
We`re proud of our team and grateful to work alongside the @CityofColumbiaSCGov to deliver this important project!
Ellabell, Georgia 
