SSM assists many of our clients to prepare their annual Consumer Confidence Report. The CCR is a general overview of the water quality delivered by community water systems to their customers. Here’s what you should know about it.
Read MoreEPA recently revised the Lead and Copper Rule, establishing compliance deadlines of October 2024. To jumpstart the road to compliance, water systems should consider deploying a GIS team to establish their service line inventory. Likewise, water systems should ensure they have an engineering team on board that is well-versed in providing engineering design and consulting services.
Read MoreEPA recently revised the Lead and Copper Rule, establishing compliance deadlines of October 2024. To jumpstart the road to compliance, water systems should consider deploying a GIS team to establish their service line inventory. Likewise, water systems should ensure they have an engineering team on board that is well-versed in providing engineering design and consulting services.
Read MoreSSM provides professional GIS services to; from mapping support for infrastructure projects, to focused GIS and data capture projects
Read MoreWith GIS technologies, information is no longer stored in multiple locations-maps, spreadsheets, notepads, clipboards, cell phones, email chains-but can now be stored in one spot. This helps you save time, improve processes, and get the information you need when you need it, wherever you are.
Read MoreThe state Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) is now accepting applications for Act 13 programs. Eligibility includes municipalities, authorized organizations, higher education institutions, watershed organizations, and for-profit businesses.
Read MoreSSM assisted several municipal and municipal authority clients in completing grant submission requirements and obtaining grant funding through both the PA Small Water and Sewer Program as well as the H2O PA Program.
Read MoreFor water and wastewater treatment plants, keeping your operators healthy and protected is the priority. Make sure your operators are equipped to continue operating your plant in a safe and healthy way. Of similar priority, be prepared for the worst case scenario. Make sure you have everything in place to easily transition should someone at your plant get sick.
Read MoreFrom high-speed racetracks to concrete floors measuring and modeling large surfaces can highlight small imperfections.
Read MoreThere are three areas that can provide big savings in WWTP Operations: energy usage, chemical addition, and sludge generation and disposal
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