The bipartisan infrastructure package was signed into law by President Joe Biden Nov. 15; The water infrastructure portion of the package includes more than $50 billion in funding for rural towns and cities, as well as for Native American and underserved communities.

The legislation provides $944 billion in total spending over five years, totaling $550 billion in new spending, and represents a significant infusion of federal funding for U.S. public works across numerous industries.

Since the program began in 2012, NIST’s Standards Services Curricula Development Cooperative Agreement Program has received 214 applications and made 41 awards totaling over $2.57 million.

Combined synergies enhance Waterline Renewal Technologies' portfolio of trenchless pipeline rehabilitation solutions for the wastewater industry in North America.

WE•Stand is the first-ever standard that focuses solely on achieving safe and efficient water use in residential and non-residential buildings.

The agreement authorizes Winsupply to stock Uponor PP-RCT piping, fittings, and accessories at select Winsupply local companies and two distribution centers across the U.S.

This new self-paced online program will enable professionals to earn their GPD certificate at their own speed, in their own timeframe.

The standard provides progressive codified requirements to optimize water use practices attributed to the built environment while maintaining protection of public health, safety, and welfare.

The authority has demonstrated vision and hard work to bring water smart innovation front and center in concept and as a conference. 

The deadline to submit an abstract for the seventh biennial Emerging Water Technology Symposium, to be held May 10-11, 2022, in San Antonio, has been extended to Dec. 3.