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Drinking water treatment plants/facilities and treatment infrastructure, including reverse osmosis and demineralization treatment plants, structural improvements, screening and filtration.

Treatment projects and services to address specific water quality challenges,
including PFAS, Disinfection-By-Products, heavy metals and other emerging contaminants.

Planning, conservation, and asset management related to water infrastructure, including water loss issues and project management outsourcing.

Infrastructure and facilities for water supply and storage of clean water, including reservoirs, water tank, water towers, and aquifers.

Electrical systems within the water facilities, such as motor control centers,
variable frequency drives and power supply components.

Software initiatives within the water systems including SCADA and automation, digital twins, technology innovation and smart technology initiatives.

Operation and management of water systems, including initiatives involving
personnel, efficiency, and asset management needs.

Wastewater treatment plants/facilities and treatment infrastructure initiatives, including sewage treatment plants, effluent treatment plants, clarifiers, screening and membranes.

Treatment and remediation processes and services to address effluent quality challenges, including microbial and nutrient contamination, as well as PFAS and other emerging contaminants.

Planning, conservation, and asset management related to wastewater infrastructure, including water loss issues and project management outsourcing.

Management and treatment of the solid byproducts generated from wastewater treatment processes, including sludge dewatering, chemical treatment and disposal.

Electrical systems within wastewater such as motor control centers, variable frequency drives and power supply components.

Software initiatives within the wastewater systems including SCADA and automation, digital twins, technology innovation and smart technology initiatives.

Operation and management of wastewater systems, including initiatives involving personnel, efficiency, and asset management needs.

Treatment and storage of stormwater, including stormwater treatment facilities, detention tanks, monitoring systems and flooding/CSO initiatives.

Pipes, channels, and structures designed to collect and transport stormwater runoff, including storm sewers, culverts, catch basins and permeable pavements.

Electrical systems within stormwater facilities, such as motor control centers, variable frequency drives and power supply components.

Software initiatives within the stormwater systems including SCADA and automation, digital twins, technology innovation and smart technology initiatives.

Operation and management of stormwater systems, including initiatives involving personnel, efficiency, and asset management needs.

Water distribution system pipe infrastructure, including material identification, pipe relining, tunneling and leak detection.

Pumps, pump stations, and fire hydrants within drinking water infrastructure.

Valves utilized within water infrastructure, including globe, butterfly, stop, check, and pressure-reducing valves (PRVs).

Wastewater collection infrastructure, including pipes, pipe rehabilitation, and leak detection.

Pumps and lift stations within wastewater infrastructure, including submersible pumps, wet wells and lift station automation.

Valves utilized within wastewater infrastructure, including globe, butterfly, stop, check, and pressure-reducing valves (PRVs).

Smart metering infrastructure, equipment, services, and challenges including advanced metering infrastructure and automated meter reading technology.

Infrastructure, equipment, services, and challenges related to manual read and mechanical meters.

Planning and studies concerning metering and the distribution system.

Airport and aviation infrastructure, including runways, terminals, air traffic control systems, and safety measures.

Ports, harbors, and marine terminal initiatives, including structural infrastructure, port automation, software and master planning.

Electrical systems and equipment in the transportation industry, such as red light cameras, traffic signals, toll systems, or parking meters.

Software systems in the transportation industry, such as intelligent transportation systems, automatic vehicle detection, smart camera systems, variable message signage, and other emerging technologies.

Electric vehicle initiatives such as charging stations, fleet conversions and electric grid initiatives.

Structural transportation initiatives, including roads, sidewalks, highways, and bridges.

Public transit and rail systems, including rail tracks, transit/rail stations, transit electrification, subway systems and ferry systems.

Operation and management of transportation systems, including initiatives involving transportation personnel, efficiency, and asset management needs.

Physical infrastructure to deliver broadband services, including towers, equipment, cables, and buildings.

Initiatives involving increasing access and affordability to broadband services. For example, initiatives to bridge the digital gap to rural areas or Tribal lands.

Funding and studies for general broadband initiatives, triggering larger broadband infrastructure projects.

Initiatives such as Smart Cities and Internet of Things that require new broadband infrastructure or capacity.

Initiatives related to the distribution of electricity across a grid, including transmission and distribution substations, power lines and associated infrastructure.

Initiatives associated with local electrical grids and energy storage owned by public entities to provide increased energy resiliency to the community.

Initiatives associated with energy generation through the use of solar, wind, hydroelectric or biofuel sources.

Issues or initiatives associated with sub-optimal electric capacity for a region, including power outages and grid resiliency initiatives.

Facilities, programs, and services to prevent, detect, and suppress fires, including fire stations and fire protection tanks.

Public safety infrastructure such as emergency response systems, police stations, emergency communication networks, and disaster management centers.