Lead pipe detection innovators awarded grants

Three companies that are innovating methods to non-invasively detect lead service lines were awarded grants totaling $75,000 in September from the Cleveland Water Alliance (CWA) as part of the organization's 2023 Open Innovation Challenge.

The CWA's Open Innovation Challenge, essentially a Request for Technology Concepts (RFTC), called for technologies and innovative concepts around a significant industry challenge: the physical detection of the material(s) comprising drinking water utility service lines without having to dig down to the service-line pipes for identification.

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