The International Private Water Association (IPWA) will hold a Financial Tools conference call on Thursday, July 31 from 9:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. (EST). The focus will be a review of Singapore International Water Week 2014.

American Rivers and Western Resource Advocates, recently issued a report that identifies conservation, reuse and other innovative solutions that could eliminate Western water shortages stemming from the over-taxed and stressed Colorado River.

To assist with the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District?s Capital Improvement and Replacement Program and its Consent Decree, RJN Group (RJN) joins a ?hybrid? team of MSD staff and vendors to provide comprehensive sewer system planning.

IDModeling, Inc., a provider of smart water network software and services, announced recently that Consolidated Waterworks District No. 1 of Terrebonne Parish, La., has deployed its flagship service, Sedarū, to connect and optimize its water operations.

Neptune Technology Group has been named as a grand prize winner in the first Amazon Web Services, Inc. (AWS) ?Amazon City on a Cloud Innovation Challenge,? recognizing applications that solve local government challenges.

Yesterday, AECOM and URS Corp. announced the execution of an agreement under which AECOM will acquire all outstanding shares of URS for a combination of cash and stock valued at approximately $4 billion or US$56.31 per URS share.

Luke Williams, a best-selling author and globally recognized authority on innovation leadership, will deliver the keynote address during the Opening General Session of WEFTEC 2014 this fall in New Orleans, La.

In the face of worsening drought conditions, California water resources officials will consider emergency regulations on July 15 that would ban certain outdoor water uses and impose mandatory restrictions.

Despite Recent Gains, Industry Employment is Still More than 1.7 Million Jobs Below 2006 Peak, Planned Federal Transportation Spending Cuts in August Threaten to Undermine Sector?s ?Uneven? Recovery.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is beginning to explore the use of public-private partnerships to repair the nation’s aging infrastructure due to provisions in the new Water Resources Reform and Development Act.