Brushy Creek Regional Utility Authority’s $450-million water treatment and raw water intake project will serve fast-growing cities near Austin.

Completing Sand Island Wastewater Treatment Plant’s advanced secondary treatment upgrade requires conquering a complex site.

This $522-million water treatment facility will clean 7.5 million cu m of water per day to expand farming land and combat water scarcity in northwestern Egypt.

Privatized water-wastewater service providers in England have apologized for raw sewage discharges and face criticism over past financial decisions.

When completed, the facility will produce 15 million gallons per day of purified water suitable for groundwater replenishment in the Los Angeles area.

Completing the $70.2-million replacement of the almost 70-year-old James E. Quarles Plant in Marietta, Ga., required careful coordination to keep water running

City will receive a $224-million loan toward a $458-million advanced water purification facility. 

Fixing our nation's aging water infrastructure will take effort from the private and public sectors as well as collaborative technology that helps designers and contractors tackle the challenges deferred maintenance causes.