WaterTectonics

We'll be in Portland next week for Northwest Environmental Business Council's Managing Stormwater in Oregon event! If you're attending, be sure to stop by the WaterTectonics booth and meet Liisa Doty, CPSWQ, CPESC. From stormwater treatment and compliance to emerging contaminants and site-specific water challenges, Liisa is always happy to share insights and discuss practical solutions. We look forward to seeing you on June 24!

Another shipment heading out the door! Our manufacturing team recently completed & shipped 3 insulated, containerized reverse osmosis (RO) treatment systems. Designed to support critical water infrastructure, these insulated containerized RO systems provide a compact, transportable solution for reliable treatment in demanding operating environments. Great work by our manufacturing team for their continued commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and delivering custom-engineered water treatment solutions!

Building along one of the Pacific Northwest's most closely regulated waterways requires more than construction expertise; it requires reliable water treatment.

For one industrial redevelopment project along the Duwamish Waterway, construction activities required advanced stormwater and groundwater treatment to support work in one of the region’s most environmentally sensitive and closely regulated areas.

WaterTectonics deployed multiple electrocoagulation (EC) treatment systems ranging from 150–800 GPM, paired with granular activated carbon (GAC), to address turbidity, pH, petroleum hydrocarbons, PAHs, PCBs, VOCs, and dissolved contaminants across a 26 acre site. Our team also provided ongoing water quality analysis and regulatory reporting to help maintain compliance throughout construction.

From flexible equipment deployment to high-capacity treatment and compliance support, WaterTectonics helps keep critical projects moving forward while maintaining regulatory requirements and keeping construction on schedule.

Explore this project and others to see how we solve complex water treatment challenges in the field here: https://tinyurl.com/mvzn4eh9