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Smart sewers that enable the smart collection and treatment of wastewater; and they can go a long way in protecting public health and the environment. Here are 3 ways to achieve smart sewer management.

Asset Management and Stormwater are two topics that rarely come together and yet seems like they would be such a natural fit. The ISO 55000 Asset Management Standard applies to both intangible and tangible assets, so why not natural and built? Can we apply Asset Management principles to Mother Nature? Yes, through Green Infrastructure. Read this article to learn more...

Water and wastewater utilities need to develop asset management plans to help effectively prioritize the renewal and replacement of aging underground water and sewer infrastructure networks. While some utilities may be well-suited to conduct asset management planning in-house, others may evaluate the support of a consulting engineer firm. Read this article to learn more...

Whether your water/sewer utility is public or private, for-profit or non-profit/municipal, asset management is always about the business. Assets have an intent to serve, most commonly paying customers. Assuming you never have enough funding, resources, or time to inspect every asset, every foot of your pipe network, you need to prioritize. Read this blog to learn how to be more efficient in your condition assessments...

Using smart technology to keep receiving waters clean and improve reliability of sewer networks.

Regulations are now making systems responsible for sewer laterals, placing more intense scrutiny on septic systems, waste tanks, and even calling for real-time monitoring to become the norm