Transition to membrane treatment
The project converts existing lime-softening systems at two plants to nanofiltration, a proven technology capable of removing PFAS to meet regulatory requirements.
Client
Broward County
Location
Broward County, Florida
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Planning a countywide solution for PFAS compliance and water reliability
Broward County identified PFAS compounds in the raw and finished water at its District 1A and 2A water treatment plants, which rely on lime-softening processes that cannot meet newly enacted EPA PFAS maximum contaminant levels. With compliance required by April 2031, the County initiated a multi-phase program to convert treatment processes to nanofiltration and improve interconnectivity between service areas to ensure reliable water supply.
Improve system-wide reliability
A new interconnect pipeline, approximately six miles long, strengthens water supply resilience between District 1A and 2A service areas.
Client
Broward County
Location
Broward County, Florida