We are excited to support the Water Environment Federation and its Circular Water Economy Summit going on in Nashville this week. Our very own Zach Gallagher will be participating in the panel discussion “Funding Water Circularity” tomorrow morning. Please visit us at the event or reach out to see how Natural Systems Utilities is “Shaping the Business of Water.”
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NSU has been awarded the engineering, design, and permitting of a new public water system in Carney’s Point, New Jersey. The system is expected to consist of two production wells, treatment, disinfection, storage, and pressurization to serve a commercial/industrial development encompassing over 1,000,000 square feet. Construction is anticipated to begin in the next 12 months. NSU employs over 130 water professionals and provides Design/Build/Operate services for water treatment and reuse. NSU is hiring!
NSU announces the award of an engineering design and permitting contract for a new sanitary pump station to serve a commercial redevelopment project in South Amboy, New Jersey. Construction is expected to begin in 2023. NSU employs over 130 water professionals, provides Design/Build/Operate services for water treatment and reuse, and recycled over 50 billon gallons of water!
NSU announces the award of a progressive Design/Build/Operate contract for a 75,000 GPD membrane bioreactor facility with recharge to groundwater in Pilesgrove Township, Salem County, NJ. Engineering design and permitting are underway with construction expected to begin in late 2023. NSU employs over 130 water professionals and provides Design/Build/Operate services for water treatment and reuse. NSU is hiring!
NSU announces that the 220,000 gallons per day Plumsted Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility has been completed and is now operating. This is an enhanced membrane bioreactor facility featuring ion exchange, biologically activated carbon, and ultra-violet disinfection. This NSU-designed facility is meeting what is believed to be the most stringent effluent permit of its kind ever issued in New Jersey. NSU employs over 130 water professionals and provides Design/Build/Operate services for water treatment and reuse.
NSU announces the award of a three-year contract to operate the on-site wastewater system at the newly constructed Riverside II corporate complex in Millstone, New Jersey. This adds to NSU’s national operations based on nearly 300 facilities. NSU employs over 130 water professionals and provides Design/Build/Operate services for water treatment and reuse.
NSU announces the completion of the Plumsted Advanced Wastewater Treatment Facility in Ocean County, New Jersey. This state-of-the-art facility was engineered by NSU to meet one of the most stringent permit limits ever issued in the state. Designed to treat up to 330,000 gallons per day this technologically advanced facility produces water that is cleaner than the Crosswicks Creek, to which it discharges. NSU employs over 130 water professionals and provides Design/Build/Operate services for water treatment and reuse.
NSU announces that is now under contract to deliver a turn-key wastewater management solution at the new Legacy at Mansfield Meadows residential development in Warren County, New Jersey. The system features tertiary treatment and recharge to groundwater of all sanitary wastewater generated on-site. NSU employs over 130 water professionals and provides Design/Build/Operate services for water treatment and reuse.
NSU announces that is under contract to deliver a turn-key wastewater management solution at the new Hillandale residential development in Mendham County, New Jersey. The system features tertiary treatment and recharge to groundwater of all sanitary wastewater generated on-site. NSU employs over 130 water professionals and provides Design/Build/Operate services for water treatment and reuse.
Colorado River #water managers are facing a monumental task – to commit to an unprecedented amount of #conservation before an August deadline.
Lake Powell and Lake Mead, the nation’s two largest reservoirs, are in danger of reaching critically low levels. The Colorado River supplies these reservoirs and 40M people in the Southwest.
Earlier this month, Bureau of Reclamation Commissioner Camille Camlimlim Touton set a goal to keep the lakes from dropping to levels where #hydropower production ceases and where it becomes physically impossible to move water through the #dams.
If the seven states that rely on the Colorado River can’t cut their own use, she said, the federal government is prepared to do it for them.
There is some good news: Innovative solutions that can significantly increase #waterefficiency are ready to go now. For example, Metron Farnier – Smart Water Meters, though its one-minute analytics, is helping communities monitor, understand, and save water. Soli Organic is changing the game when it comes to growing #food, using more than 90% less water to cultivate crops. Over 90% of Natural Systems Utilities‘ facilities directly #reuse treated water for beneficial purposes.
XPV Water Partners invests in companies that we know can make a meaningful difference when it comes to the world’s water crisis.
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