Water Chemicals Market News For November 08
Here are the headlines for the month of November '08 in the Updates to Water &
Wastewater Treatment Chemicals: World Markets. These updates reflect only some
of the new additions. The analysis and revenues are constantly revised. For more
information, click on: Water & Wastewater Treatment Chemicals: World Market
http://www.mcilvainecompany.com/brochures/water.html#NO26 .
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS
UPDATE
November 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Analyses of Wastewater Treatment Chemical Usage by Plant, by Chemical and by
Country
Rochester, NH
Columbia, TN
Hays, KS
Appleton, WI price increases July 2008
City of Ukiah, CA - March 2008
Milwaukee, WI has Current Bid for Sodium Hypochlorite
ARIZONA
$51 Million WWTP Project for Nogales
ARKANSAS
Sherwood Reviews Engineering Proposal for WWTP
CALIFORNIA
$3 Million Improvement Project out for Bid in Spring
CONNECTICUT
$50 Million Upgrade on Ansonia Sewer Plant Begins
KANSAS
Dodge City to Spend $26 Million on New WWTP
LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge WWTP to Spend Millions on Odor Control
MAINE
Maine to Spend Millions for Wastewater Infrastructure
MARYLAND
Frederick County Studies Drugs in Wastewater
Hagerstown Council Votes to Borrow $7.4 Million for Wastewater Plant Project
MINNESOTA
RJS Low Bidder on Lift Stations for Duluth, MN
OREGON
Holmes County Plans to Update Wastewater Plants with Ordinance
Spreading Biosolids Stigma Disappearing
Invitation to Bid for Chemicals for Wastewater Treatment Plant
PENNSYLVANIA
$40 Million Clean Water Referendum Will Help Repair Aging
UTAH
Ogden Contracts for $115 Million WWTP Upgrade
VIRGINIA
Appomattox Wastewater Problems may have Solution
Orange Moves Ahead with $25 Million Wastewater Treatment Plant
WASHINGTON
Williams Brothers is Low Bidder on $52 Million Facility in Bozeman
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Washington, D.C. Approves Wastewater Project
CANADA
Hamilton Treatment Upgrades needed to meet Standards
BUSINESS NEWS
Seprotech Systems Announces at WEFTEC Expansion into Plant Operations to Create
an Integrated Water Treatment Solutions Provider
Water Business Promising in World Slump, Siemens Says
WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS
UPDATE
November 15, 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARKANSAS
$30 Million for Bentonville WWTP
ARIZONA
Chino Valley Looks at Expanding its Wastewater Treatment Plant
Kingman Will Make Decision Regarding Hilltop Treatment Plant
CALIFORNIA
Nipomo Needs Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrades
County Seeks Input on North Auburn Sewer Upgrades
Riverbank Needs $1.9 Million for WWTP Improvements
$88 Million Upgrade to South Bay WWTP
$51 Million for Manteca WWTP Upgrade
DELAWARE
Rehoboth Beach Considers $36 Million Wastewater Treatment Project
FLORIDA
$302 Million Facility Expected to be Complete by 2010
Haines City Plant set for $14 Million in Improvements in the Next Two Years
$5.2 Million Distributed to Local Partners for Wastewater Plant Improvements
GEORGIA
Oconee Reconsidering Sewage Expansion Plans
ILLINOIS
Murphysboro Will Begin Work on New WWTP by June
KANSAS
Dodge City Expected to Approve PEC Agreement
MARYLAND
Allegany County Wastewater Treatment Systems get State Funding
MICHIGAN
Harbor Beach WWTP to Pay Fine, Make Improvements
MISSISSIPPI
Renovations on the Marquette Area Wastewater Facility Nearing Completion
MISSOURI
Branson's Two WWTPs Need Expansion
MONTANA
Burley Needs $2 Million WWTP Upgrade
NEW YORK
State, NYC Announce Landmark Agreement for Newtown Creek and Other Sewage
Treatment Plants
OHIO
Newark Council OKs Wastewater Bids
PENNSYLVANIA
Groundbreaking for 4 Township Sewer Systems
SOUTH DAKOTA
Madison Wastewater System Study Needed
TEXAS
$3.2 Million Wastewater Project Approved
WYOMING
Buffalo Negotiating Design Costs for $13.8 Million WWTP Project
CANADA
Ontario Should Consider Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment
BUSINESS
Pennsylvania American Water Closes Wastewater System Acquisition in Clarion
New Treatment Method Eliminates use of Chlorine
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