CH2M Hill News
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                    EnigmaREACH Delivers Rapid Results To Paris Leakage Teams  
                        11/3/2025
                    
Two public utilities in the Île-de-France region of north-central France have become the first in the country to benefit from an all-in-one leakage reduction toolkit, writes Dineke Fischer, senior executive, Ovarro.
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                    BactoCloud Platform For bNovate's BactoSense Instruments Brings New Understanding Of Water Quality
                        10/31/2025
                    
bNovate has launched BactoCloud, a secure cloud-based platform that connects and manages its BactoSense instruments, enabling real-time monitoring and optimization of microbial water quality.
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                    Major Digital Infrastructure Upgrade Strengthens Water Supply For 2.6 Million People Across 12,000-Mile Network
                        10/30/2025
                    
Dutch drinking water utility Brabant Water, in partnership with Xylem (NYSE: XYL), is creating one of Europe’s largest digital water networks, serving 2.6 million residents and businesses across North Brabant. To meet rising demand, the utility is deploying a digital twin and smart metering solutions to build a more efficient, resilient water system.
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                    Oldcastle Infrastructure's CivilSense ROI Calculator Helps To Optimize Water Management Decisions
                        10/30/2025
                    
Oldcastle Infrastructure, a leader in engineered building solutions, introduces its CivilSense ROI Calculator, a powerful digital tool designed to help municipalities and utilities make informed, data-driven decisions for water infrastructure projects.
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                    National Pump Company Highlights Line Of Vertical Turbine Pumps For Deep Well Applications
                        10/30/2025
                    
National Pump Company, a recognized market leader in vertical turbine pumps, highlights its line of deep well vertical turbine pumps, engineered to deliver outstanding reliability and versatility for demanding water extraction projects.
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                    NJIT And NJII Launch PureTrace Labs To Commercialize PFAS Detection Technology
                        10/30/2025
                    
New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) and the New Jersey Innovation Institute (NJII) today announced the launch of PureTrace Labs, a startup created to bring NJIT-developed technology for rapid detection of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) to market.
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                    2025 Ecolab Watermark Study Reveals Hidden Impact Of Artificial Intelligence
                        10/30/2025
                    
Ecolab, a global sustainability leader offering water solutions and services, today announced findings from its third annual Ecolab Watermark Study, which reports on water stewardship around the world.
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                    Emerald Announces €60M First Close Of Global Water Fund II
                        10/30/2025
                    
Emerald Technology Ventures, a globally recognized venture capital firm with two decades of water-sector leadership, announced the first close of its Global Water Fund II at €60M, marking a significant milestone in the fund’s mission to advance water innovation worldwide.
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                    Trump EPA Announces Additional Construction Timeline Reductions For Infrastructure Projects Aimed At Cleaning Up The Tijuana River Valley
                        10/30/2025
                    
Today, upon completion of a 100-day review of all existing Minute 328 infrastructure projects, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is announcing an additional nine months have been slashed from construction timelines for projects aimed at mitigating the impacts of raw sewage flowing across the Southern border from Mexico into the United States.
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                    City of Sacramento Secures $10.4 Million In PFAS Settlement 
                        10/29/2025
                    
Each day, the City of Sacramento (CA) produces an average of 80 million gallons of drinking water for its 526,000 residents. After Sacramento detected PFAS in some of its groundwater supply wells, through testing as part of the California State Water Resources Control Board’s efforts to assess PFAS levels throughout the state, the City turned to SL Environmental Law Group to pursue legal action against PFAS manufacturers.