Archived Events

Peak Energy Services Trust, a diversified energy services organization, has secured a follow-on contract worth $3.3m from an oil and natural gas producer client for the development of a wastewater treatment system in Alaska, the US.

Aecom Technology, a provider of technical and management support services for government and commercial clients, in a joint venture with Galliford Try, a British construction company, has secured a $209m contract under five-year Yorkshire Water framework worth $532m.

Integrated Water Technologies (IWT), a full service wastewater treatment company, has collaborated with Aquatech International, a developer of water purification technology, to deploy MoVap mobile evaporators, as part of the FracPure On-Site Mobile Water Treatment Systems.

Kemira Oyj, a chemicals company, and PUB, Singapore's national water agency, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enter into a strategic alliance to conduct research and development (R&D) in area of water treatment.

Veolia Water North America, a provider of water and wastewater services and technologies, has secured a $58m contract from Fulton County, Georgia to manage and operate the county’s four wastewater treatment facilities and 30 pump stations under a five-year partnership agreement.

Kentucky American Water, a water utility that provides water and wastewater services, has inaugurated a new water treatment facility, Kentucky River Station II, in Owen County, addressing Central Kentucky's water supply deficit.

Severn Trent Services - Apliclor, a supplier of drinking and wastewater treatment systems in Spain, has upgraded the Cadalso de los Vidrios drinking water treatment station, owned by the public company Canal de Isabel II by designing and supplying a new filtration and disinfection equipment.

Galliford Try, a British construction company, in a joint venture with Aecom has secured a contract under Yorkshire Water's Large Schemes framework, which has a total value of GBP330m.

GE and Miahona, a subsidiary of the Arabian Company for Water and Power Development, have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to facilitate a reliable water supply in Saudi Arabia through the deployment of wastewater treatment technology.