Dr. Andrew Shaw, a Black & Veatch water and wastewater expert, is relocating to the firm’s Houston Regional Office and will focus on leading efforts in nutrient removal, sustainability and wastewater reuse. Shaw, a global practice and technology leader and associate vice president, will helpRead More
The City of Houston has selected planning, engineering and program management firm Lockwood, Andrews & Newnam, Inc. (LAN) to develop an all-pipes hydraulic model of its water system. As a regional water provider, the city delivers surface water through a complex and dynamic transmission and distributionRead More
The City of Houston will be advertising for bid in December 2016 the first three segments of a new 16.5 mile Northeast Transmission Waterline that will transmit surface water from the Northeast Water Purification Plant to four regional water authorities, Municipal Utility Districts (MUDs) andRead More
WATCH: Validating Lead Pipe Materials and Mueller’s PipeScreen Service Line Analyzer 
Residential Water Use in the Colorado River Basin: Insights from Flume Data 
EPA releases proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements 
Public Financing Considerations for AMI 
The Digital Dividend: How Innovation is Changing the Way We Manage Water 
Modernizing Network Management WATCH: Validating Lead Pipe Materials and Mueller’s PipeScreen Service Line Analyzer Residential Water Use in the Colorado River Basin: Insights from Flume Data EPA releases proposed Lead and Copper Rule Improvements Public Financing Considerations for AMI The Digital Dividend: How Innovation is Changing the Way We Manage Water 
