Maximizing the Benefits of Condition Assessment through a Programmatic Approach
By Ahmad Habibian The deteriorating state of the nation’s water infrastructure has resulted in premature failures, costly emergency repairs and…
AEM Poll: Water Innovation Key to Infrastructure Modernization
Republicans and Democrats have at least one thing they can agree on this election year, according to a national poll…
EPA Addressing Lead Problems in New York Village
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has issued a legal order directing the Village of Tarrytown, N.Y., to comply with…
McKim & Creed to Expand Engineering Services in Water, Wastewater
McKim & Creed, Inc., a national engineering, geomatics and planning firm, is expanding its services in the Fort Myers, Fla.,…
Black & Veatch Adds Six Water Experts to Its Houston Office
Black & Veatch has hired or relocated an additional six engineers for its water and wastewater business at the company’s…
Developing a New Sustainable Framework for Critical Infrastructure Systems – Part 2
By Greg Baird Sustainability in Financial Decision Making In 2009, the National Research Council called for, in concept, a national…
Water Groups Recognize 61 Wastewater Utilities for Performance
A partnership of water sector organizations — the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA), the Water Environment Federation (WEF),…
Signed, Sealed & Delivered: How Colorado Springs Funded Its Landmark Southern Delivery System
By John Fredell & Bill Cherrier Everybody likes saving money – especially on critical infrastructure projects paid for by the public….
The New Face of Water Financing
Unique Clean Water SRF Programs Address Non-Point Sources and Other 21st Century Challenges By Michael Curley For the last two…
Bluefield: U.S. Private Sector Water Poised for Expansion
According to a new report from water market analysis firm Bluefield Research, private participation in U.S. municipal water markets…