H2O Innovation wins six new projects worth $17.8m

Integrated water treatment solutions provider H₂O Innovation has secured six new municipal and industrial contracts worth $17.8m in North America.

These new contracts will bring the company’s project sales backlog to $42.2m.

Under the first project worth $10m, the company will upgrade a dual membrane system of a municipal water treatment plant in Manitoba, Canada.

Designed by H₂O Innovation, the system will treat the surface water of a river by ultrafiltration (UF) followed by nanofiltration (NF).

The UF system will be able to initially treat 34.5 MGD (5,440 m³/hour) of water, while the NF system will treat 27.6 MGD (4,350 m³/hour).

The second contract awarded by an undisclosed customer in Ohio includes the supply of a six-train reverse osmosis (RO) system, including feed pumps and cartridge filter housings, a clean-in-place and flush system and an antiscalant dosing system to treat 6.0 MGD (1,140 m³/hour).

As part of the third project, H₂O Innovation will expand production capacity of an existing water treatment system by providing three additional UF trains with a total capacity of 250 GPM (57 m³/hour).

Furthermore, the company will provide one RO train with a capacity of 180 GPM (41 m³/hour), and one sand filter for the cooling tower system.

Other two municipal projects won are in New Brunswick and Alberta, Canada.

The first one comprises a water treatment system for the Village of Petit Rocher (NB), while the second is for a membrane bioreactor system (MBR) to replace the city’s wastewater treatment plant in Alberta.

Finally, the company will construct a 0.3 MGD (57 m³/hour) seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plant in the Caribbean.