Midwest Power Systems (MPS) has been designing and building water and wastewater treatment infrastructure across Michigan and the Midwest since 1971. More than 200 treatment plants. Five decades of public infrastructure expertise. Now with the full backing of Lee Contracting.
Midwest Power Systems has been building water and wastewater infrastructure since 1971. More than 50 years and 200 treatment plants later, that experience shows up in how we plan, build, coordinate, and deliver complex infrastructure projects.
MPS works with municipalities, engineers, agencies, private developers, and industrial clients across Michigan, northern Ohio, and Indiana. Our team understands the technical demands of treatment infrastructure and what it takes to deliver work that has to perform reliably for decades.
As part of Lee Contracting, MPS combines deep water and wastewater expertise with greater capacity, broader capabilities, and the resources to support more complex projects.
For longtime clients, it’s the Midwest Power Systems experience you know. For new clients, it’s decades of proven water and wastewater expertise backed by more capability than ever before.
WATER AND WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS BUILT ACROSS MICHIGAN AND THE MIDWEST
YEAR MIDWEST POWER SYSTEMS WAS FOUNDED
YEARS OF WATER INFRASTRUCTURE EXPERTISE
Midwest Power Systems delivers water and wastewater projects through traditional general contracting and design-build. We work closely with civil and environmental engineers, consulting firms, owners, and project stakeholders to align design, construction, schedule, and execution from the start.
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Our Lee Civil earthwork team handles that scope.
Midwest Power Systems works with municipalities, engineers, agencies, developers, and industrial clients on water and wastewater infrastructure where the technical requirements are high and the margin for error is low.
For more than 50 years, our team has built its reputation on understanding the regulations, managing the details, and delivering systems designed to perform for decades.
Explore a selection of water and wastewater projects we’ve built across Michigan and the Midwest, from new treatment plants to complex upgrades and infrastructure improvements.
Water and wastewater projects demand technical precision, regulatory discipline, and consistent execution over long project timelines. For more than 50 years, Midwest Power Systems has worked in that environment, building the experience to anticipate challenges, manage the details, and keep complex infrastructure projects moving.
Permitting, inspections, documentation, and agency requirements can have a major impact on schedule. Our team brings decades of experience working within the regulatory environments of Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana, helping identify requirements early and keep projects moving toward completion.
Successful design-build work depends on strong collaboration between engineering and construction. MPS brings decades of experience working alongside engineers, owners, and project stakeholders to turn design intent into infrastructure that performs as intended.
Water and wastewater projects require sustained coordination from procurement through construction, startup, and closeout. Our team knows how to manage the schedules, communication, documentation, and moving parts required to keep complex projects on track from start to finish.
As part of Lee Contracting, Midwest Power Systems is backed by a 100% employee-owned organization. Our people have a direct stake in the quality of the work, the relationships we build, and the reputation behind every project.
Midwest Power Systems brings specialized water and wastewater expertise to Lee Civil. When a project also requires earthwork, site development, or underground utilities, those capabilities can be coordinated through the same civil team.
That means fewer handoffs, better coordination, and one accountable partner across the work that connects your site to the treatment process.
Lee Contracting: Est. 1989 | 100% Employee Owned | Serving the Midwest and Southeast
