Blog Archives: 2021


RLCR: Lead Service Line (LSL): Inventory and Replacement Plan

Posted by Tori Morgan on Friday, December 3, 2021

Once you understand what the Revised Lead and Copper Rule (RLCR) means for your specific water system, the next important step is to create a service line inventory, identifying Lead Service Lines... Read More

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Categories: Municipal Infrastructure

Tagged: Revised Lead & Copper Rule (RLCR)


How to Stay on Track with the Revised Lead and Copper Rule (RLCR)

Posted by Tori Morgan on Thursday, October 28, 2021

The Revised Lead and Copper Rule (RLCR) is at our doorstep, with a scheduled effective date of December 16, 2021. RLCR is a federal EPA regulation that will require water systems to conduct a Lead... Read More

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Categories: Municipal Infrastructure

Tagged: Potable Water  |  Regulations  |  Revised Lead & Copper Rule (RLCR)


What is a “Shovel Ready” Project?

Posted by Tori Morgan on Wednesday, September 22, 2021

These days, most everyone is (or should be) looking at funding opportunities for their water and wastewater projects. Funding can be provided as a grant or loan depending on the project and/or... Read More

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Categories: Municipal Infrastructure

Tagged: Potable Water  |  Wastewater  |  Municipal Engineering  |  Budgeting & Funding


Controlling Building Humidity Roundtable: Dews & Don'ts

Posted by Entech Engineering on Saturday, August 21, 2021

Humidity can be a fickle thing in buildings, especially ones that have seen their fair share of summers. And seemingly small operational changes can have a disproportionate impact on humidity. ... Read More

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Categories: Buildings & Campus

Tagged: Mechanical  |  Engineering  |  Building Humidity


PRWA All-Stars: Presenting & Representing

Posted by Entech Engineering on Friday, August 20, 2021

We’re excited that the Pennsylvania Rural Water Association’s Annual Conference (PRWA) is back for 2021, live and in-person. Our all-stars are ready to take the field, with six... Read More

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Categories: Municipal Infrastructure

Tagged: Potable Water  |  Wastewater  |  Municipal Engineering


7 WWTP Design Ideas That Operators Will Love

Posted by Eric Moore on Monday, July 26, 2021

Our Roundtable Series brings together our engineers and operators with our industry friends for candid discussions about the wastewater industry. Last month we delved into the struggles operators... Read More

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Categories: Municipal Infrastructure

Tagged: Wastewater


Ceiling Fans: Summertime Savior or Super-Spreader?

Posted by Stuart Heisey on Friday, May 21, 2021

With the warm temperatures arriving in the northeast, you may be thinking about turning on those ceiling or box fans, to bring some much-needed relief. But does that additional air movement and... Read More

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Categories: Buildings & Campus

Tagged: Mechanical  |  Health & Safety  |  COVID-19


Maximizing COVID Mitigation Projects on Campus

Posted by Stuart Heisey on Monday, April 26, 2021

Use data-driven strategies to tackle urgent challenges with long-term vision Are you trying to upgrade your spaces to get your students and instructors back to full-time in-person learning... Read More

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Categories: Buildings & Campus

Tagged: Mechanical  |  Budgeting & Funding  |  Facility Planning & Management  |  Engineering  |  Health & Safety  |  COVID-19


Pennsylvania Municipal Bid Base Amounts 2021

Posted by Bryon Killian on Monday, January 11, 2021

Each year the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry announces new public project cost thresholds required for public bids. The thresholds for 2021 have increased again this year. In... Read More

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Categories: Municipal Infrastructure

Tagged: Potable Water  |  Wastewater  |  Municipal Engineering  |  Budgeting & Funding  |  Project Management  |  Regulations


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