Insights

Longtime partners Garver and the City of Norman seek additional funding for Oklahoma's first indirect potable reuse pilot

The City of Norman, Oklahoma, began a pilot test to supplement the City’s existing surface water and groundwater supply and determine the best methods for PFAS and CECs removal.

Read Article

Garver and Colorado utility conduct strategic evaluations to prepare for PFAS regulations

A utility in Colorado is working with Garver to evaluate cost-effective treatment methods, streamline solutions, and find funding.

Read Article

Garver and NAWI collaborate to improve membrane desalination systems and fight PFAS

Garver and NAWI are conducting pilot testing and mobile test bed evaluations for emerging technologies that will address fouling challenges often associated with membranes and desalination and facilitate use of membranes for PFAS removal.

Read Article

Garver helped the City of Sherman capitalize on reverse osmosis to extend capacity and stay ahead of PFAS regulations

The City of Sherman, in partnership with Garver, found that reverse osmosis was the solution for plant expansion, and it is a best available technology for PFAS removal, putting them ahead of regulations.

Read Article

With Garver as a partner, Widefield Water and Sanitation District leads the charge in Colorado through forward-thinking innovations

Widefield Water and Sanitation District is one of the largest drinking water providers in Colorado to start PFAS treatment with anion exchange (AEX) resin before regulations were in place, and they continue to innovate by exploring next-generation AEX and nanofiltration (NF).

Read Article

Garver helped the City of Enid select GAC post filter adsorbers to address blended water stability and prepare for PFAS regulations

As the City of Enid embarked on its first ever surface water treatment plant (WTP), Garver provided evaluations and assessments to guide the City’s selection of advanced technologies such as ozone, biological filtration, and GAC to provide distribution system integrity, to comply with current drinking water regulations, and to prepare for the future PFAS challenge.

Read Article

Funding for water and PFAS projects: Three strategies for navigating opportunities and securing the dollars you need

Finding funding for water infrastructure projects and PFAS remediation can be daunting. Federal, state, and local governments have been providing funding for water infrastructure projects since the beginning of the last century.

Read Article

Four simple starting points for airports adopting a virtual ramp control system

By keeping air traffic running smoothly, a VRCS saves the airport money and improves the passenger experience, increases safety and reduces CO2 emissions.

Read Article

The expanded role of today’s transportation engineering consultant

Delivering good engineering design is just one aspect of the service we provide to our clients. As our clients face staffing shortages, inflation, limited funding, and design and construction challenges, today's consultant must offer a greater breadth of service and expertise to be an effective partner.

Read Article

Preparing for compliance with the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions and Lead and Copper Rule Improvements

The United States Environmental Protection Agency published the Lead and Copper Rule in 1991 to reduce lead exposure from drinking water. Since then, the need for changes to the LCR has become increasingly clear within the drinking water industry.

Read Article

Designing one of Texas' largest membrane plant expansions

In this IQ&A, we spoke with Klement about how Garver worked with the City of Sherman to develop a plan to meet the increased water demand, what some of the major challenges were, and how the College Station Water Design Center played an integral role in helping establish Garver as the City’s most trusted advisor.

Read Article

Utilizing Garver's College Station Water Design Center to support a growing demand in Hutto

The City of Hutto has established itself as one of the fastest-growing cities in the state of Texas. Its population has increased by over 30% the last decade, resulting in a greater demand on the City’s water and wastewater resources and facilities. Understanding the need to keep up with the influx of new residences and businesses, and preparing for future demand, the City of Hutto partnered with Garver to assess its current wastewater capabilities by developing a long-term master plan to make sure the city would be able to keep up with growth.

Read Article

Longtime partners Garver and the City of Norman seek additional funding for Oklahoma's first indirect potable reuse pilot

Garver and Colorado utility conduct strategic evaluations to prepare for PFAS regulations

Garver and NAWI collaborate to improve membrane desalination systems and fight PFAS

Garver helped the City of Sherman capitalize on reverse osmosis to extend capacity and stay ahead of PFAS regulations

With Garver as a partner, Widefield Water and Sanitation District leads the charge in Colorado through forward-thinking innovations

Garver helped the City of Enid select GAC post filter adsorbers to address blended water stability and prepare for PFAS regulations

Funding for water and PFAS projects: Three strategies for navigating opportunities and securing the dollars you need

Four simple starting points for airports adopting a virtual ramp control system

The expanded role of today’s transportation engineering consultant

Preparing for compliance with the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions and Lead and Copper Rule Improvements

Designing one of Texas' largest membrane plant expansions

Utilizing Garver's College Station Water Design Center to support a growing demand in Hutto

Find out how we're investing in our communities.

Contact Us

Let's start a conversation.

STAY CONNECTED