Mars Glass Awarded Glazing Scope on the SFO Recycled Water System Project

Building 912 (Control & Electrical Room) elevations for the SFO Recycled Water System Project. Source: SFO civic design review.

Mars Glass has been awarded the glazing scope on the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Recycled Water System Project — a public-works milestone in the company's growing portfolio of civic work.

The project supports SFO's sustainability infrastructure, expanding the airport's use of recycled water to reduce demand on the region's potable supply. Mars Glass will provide the project's glazing scope as part of the broader construction effort. Learn more about the project →

Per the project’s civic design review, the program develops new water-treatment facilities near the airport’s air-cargo area — an advanced water treatment plant, sanitary and industrial wastewater plants, and a lab and administration building — designed to blend with the SFO campus through consistent masonry, considered window orientations, and drought-resistant landscaping. Recycling wastewater on site reduces demand on the region’s potable supply.

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As a CSLB C-17 licensed and bonded contractor, registered with the California Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) and certified as an SF LBE and California Small Business, Mars Glass is qualified to deliver on public projects with the documentation, prevailing-wage, and safety requirements they demand.

Project photography and further details will follow as the work progresses.