Utility Management Solutions

  1. How Does Reuse Fit Into Your Water Management Strategy? 9/25/2026

    Whether an area is urban or rural, large or small, its water and wastewater treatment utilities face pressures ranging from supply scarcity and increasing operational costs to more stringent regulatory guidelines. These pressures have combined in recent years to shift the conversation around potable water reuse from a potential option to an increasingly important water management strategy.

  2. The True Cost Of Non-Revenue Water: Why Every Utility Should Measure Water Loss 9/21/2026

    Treating water requires significant energy and labor, but unmonitored infrastructure leaks and inaccurate customer meters quietly drain operational budgets. Identifying hidden losses and auditing system measurement protects revenue and optimizes long-term distribution performance.

  3. Finding The Project Before The Bid: A Better Workflow For Monitoring Local Water Infrastructure Opportunities 9/21/2026

    For contractors, estimators, suppliers, and service firms working around public water and wastewater infrastructure, the first time a project becomes visible should not be the day a bid package lands in an inbox. By then, the clock is already running.

  4. What Utilities Should Know About School Lead Data 9/18/2026

    Under the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI), community water systems will need to identify covered schools and childcare facilities, conduct outreach, and carry out required sampling. Existing state data can provide a useful head start, but utilities should know what they are looking at before relying on it.

  5. The Beck Story: Built To Last Since 1936 9/17/2026

    Eliminate recurring equipment replacements and costly emergency downtime. Continuous-duty engineering delivers precise, long-term control under severe industrial conditions, lowering maintenance demands so facility operations remain uninterrupted and efficient year after year.

  6. Why OT Cybersecurity In Water Treatment Starts Before Design 9/14/2026

    Growing connectivity, new regulations, and long-term operational requirements are pushing cybersecurity decisions into the earliest stages of industrial project design.

  7. Managing Growth Under Water Constraints: What Utilities Can Learn From Industrial Water Users 9/14/2026
    As communities and industries compete for finite water supplies, utilities are looking for strategies that support economic growth while reducing pressure on existing resources.
  8. Which Leak Detection Method Is Best For A Large City Water System? 9/11/2026

    A layered leak detection strategy combining continuous acoustic monitoring with precision confirmation tools offers scalable network visibility. This proactive approach reduces non-revenue water loss, cuts unnecessary field labor, and prevents minor leaks from becoming major failures.

  9. The Case For Moving From Analog To Digital Controls 9/11/2026

    Smart pumps and digital communication protocols can help water utilities transition from legacy analog controls to more precise, scalable automation while preserving operational knowledge and capital investments.

  10. Beyond Water-Stress Scores: Assessing Infrastructure Resilience At The Asset Level 9/9/2026
    Water-stress screening can identify where an infrastructure asset deserves closer attention. Assessing resilience requires further steps: understanding the asset’s water profile, the reliability and security of its supply, the pressure it places on local resources, and whether adaptation can keep it operational and economically viable over time.