CH2M Hill News

  1. H2O Innovation Enters The UV Disinfection Market With The Acquisition Of bestUV 5/4/2026

    H2O Innovation Inc. (“H2O Innovation” or the “Corporation”) is pleased to announce the acquisition of bestUV (“bestUV”), a Dutch manufacturer of ultraviolet (UV) water disinfection systems serving a wide range of applications and markets.

  2. Leading Biogas Project EPC Contractor For Thailand Pig Farm Wastewater Treatment Project 5/4/2026

    In Thailand, the livestock industry plays a key role in agricultural exports and rural economic development. In recent years, large-scale and intensive pig farming has expanded rapidly to meet both domestic and international market demand.

  3. Pennsylvanians From Every Corner Of State Comb Nearby Riverfronts And Lakeshores To Document Plastic Pellet Pollution 5/2/2026

    From the shores of the Delaware River, to Pittsburgh’s Three Rivers, to the beaches of Lake Erie, concerned Pennsylvanians gathered Saturday to search for plastic pellets — tiny, lentil-sized plastic beads, also known as ‘nurdles’, that are the building blocks of plastic production — as part of the second-annual International Plastic Pellet Count.

  4. Aqua Pennsylvania Completes Improvements Laurel Lakes And Rivercrest Wastewater Treatment Plants 5/1/2026

    Aqua Pennsylvania announced the completion of two major wastewater treatment projects in Northeastern Pennsylvania totaling nearly $17M.

  5. Lower Basin States Advance Plan To Deliver More Than 3.2 Million Acre-Feet Through 2028 To Protect Colorado River 5/1/2026

    The Lower Basin States of Arizona, California, and Nevada today advanced a plan to stabilize the Colorado River through 2028, responding to declining reservoir levels, record low inflows to Lake Powell, and increasing risk of reaching critical elevations at both Lake Powell and Lake Mead.

  6. Pollution Management: FSU Researchers Create Global Data Set Of Microplastic In Urban Stormwater Runoff 4/30/2026

    As rain falls, lurking within stormwater runoff are hidden microplastics, polluting the water sources they drain into. Even though microplastics originate in urban environments such as cities, existing data sets focus on marine and coastal areas. Without data sources on microplastics in cities, scientists are unable to develop models for predicting stormwater runoff that deal with this pollution.

  7. AWWA State of the Water Industry Report Underscores Infrastructure, Funding Challenges 4/30/2026

    The American Water Works Association (AWWA) today announced the release of its 2026 State of the Water Industry (SOTWI) Report, which shows that infrastructure renewal and replacement is the top challenge among water sector professionals.

  8. PCL Construction Recognized For Delivering Arizona's Water Treatment Project Of The Year 4/30/2026

    PCL Construction, Inc. is proud to announce that the 24th Street Water Treatment Plant Rehabilitation project, delivered by PCL Construction as Construction Manager at Risk in partnership with Carollo Engineers for the City of Phoenix, has been named the Arizona Water Association’s 2026 Water Treatment Project of the Year.

  9. Claros Demonstrates ≥99.99% PFAS Destruction In Groundwater From MPCA Lake Elmo Site 4/30/2026

    Claros Technologies, Inc. (Claros), a leader in PFAS destruction technology, today announced results from a new study demonstrating ≥99.99% destruction of targeted species (PFOS and PFOA) using its ClarosTechUV™ system in groundwater samples from a Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) remediation site in Lake Elmo, Minnesota.

  10. NWPX Highlights GreaseTrooper Gravity Grease Interceptors For FOG Control 4/30/2026

    NWPX Park and NWPX Geneva, divisions of NWPX Infrastructure, a global leader in the design and construction of innovative water utilities and environmental solutions, is proud to highlight their GreaseTrooper Gravity Grease Interceptor (GGI), a reliable, code-compliant solution for restaurants, institutional kitchens, food processing plants, and industrial facilities that must manage fats, oils, and greases (FOG) in wastewater.